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Tennessee Tune-up
A focused half-hour session designed to address one primary area — neck and shoulders, low back, or hips. For tight-window weeks and the spots that need it most.
A private one-therapist studio on Sanders Ferry Road. Heather Hullett, LMT — a decade of careful work for clients with chronic pain, hard-earned tension, and the quiet wish to feel like themselves again.
Massage the 615 is a one-room studio on Sanders Ferry Road in Hendersonville — built on the simple idea that an hour on a massage table should feel less like an appointment and more like leaving the room you live in. Phones are pocketed. The lights soften. The hour belongs only to you.
Every session is shaped to the person on the table. We work in stillness and in pressure; in long, slow strokes that find the held places, and in the precise points that ask to be released. Nothing is performed. Nothing is rushed. The goal of every session is one quiet thing — that you leave feeling like a million bucks.
Three classic therapeutic sessions — built around your body, your week, your tension. Long, fluent strokes and targeted release through warm aromatic oil. The foundation of the practice.
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A focused half-hour session designed to address one primary area — neck and shoulders, low back, or hips. For tight-window weeks and the spots that need it most.
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A balanced full-body massage customized to your needs. Ideal for ongoing maintenance, stress relief, or addressing general aches and tightness. The most-requested session, for good reason.
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Our most thorough, unrushed session. This full-body therapeutic massage focuses on chronic tension, pain patterns, and hard-working muscles — while still allowing space to slow down and breathe out.
Heated, hand-shaped bamboo tools provide steady, flowing pressure that reaches deep into tired muscles without ever feeling harsh. Heat helps the muscle release more efficiently — making the work feel both deeper and gentler than hands alone.
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Sixty minutes of warm-bamboo work. Steady, flowing pressure through the back, shoulders, and legs — ideal for those who want depth without the bruising weight of a deep-tissue session.
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Ninety minutes. The full-body version — adding the hips, glutes, scalp, and feet to a complete bamboo flow. The session most clients book a second time before they leave.
Smooth, heated stones deliver grounding warmth that melts tension and quiets the nervous system. This session encourages deep relaxation while easing stiffness and releasing layers the hands alone can't reach.
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An hour of warmed basalt through the long muscles of the back and legs. Heat reaches deeper than hands alone — ideal for nervous-system reset, sleeplessness, and stiff winter shoulders.
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Ninety minutes of stone-led work. A full-body flow with stones placed and worked through every region — the longest, quietest session on the menu.
“In 2005 I was thrown from a horse onto asphalt. The ER sent me home with ‘no bones are broken, you'll be sore for a couple of days.’ That couple of days turned into years of constant pain and limited mobility.”
“When an admissions officer at school suggested I look into massage, I'd never even had one. The director walked me through the program and worked on my back for a few minutes — for the first time in years, I was virtually pain-free. If massage could do that for me, I knew I could help others get there too. The rest is history.”
“All these years later, my daily mission is to help those in need. My goal with every session is the same — for clients to leave feeling like a million bucks. Your health is my happiness.”
The most considered massage I have had. Heather has a gift for finding the exact spot you didn't know you were holding.
— C.R. · Hendersonville
I came in with a frozen shoulder I had carried for nearly a year. I left with full range of motion and the strangest feeling of being unburdened.
— M.H. · Gallatin
The bamboo session is unlike anything else. Deep without ever feeling harsh — I drove home from Goodlettsville feeling like a different person.
— A.D. · Goodlettsville
Reservations are required, and a card on file holds the hour. Please arrive a few minutes before your session — the door opens to your appointment alone, then closes again for the practice.