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Mobile masseur

Washougal massage therapist makes house calls, offers on-the-go relaxation

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Licensed Massage Therapist Andrew Salmeron, of Washougal, offers relaxation and therapeutic deep tissue massages, as well as customized focus massages that include work on the head, neck and shoulders, the hip and lower lumbar region or legs and feet. Salmeron, 54, completed an 800-hour program with East West College of the Healing Arts in Portland, and he takes continued education required for annual licensing.

A bilingual licensed massage therapist who speaks English and Spanish is drawn to work with senior citizens and cancer survivors.

Andrew Salmeron provides massages in his Washougal home studio and offers chair massages at businesses, as well as relaxation and therapeutic deep-tissue massages in area homes and at Touchmark at Fairway Village, a retirement community in East Vancouver.

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