About Precision Therapeutic Bodywork
Learn more about Joel Bañuelos, a skilled manual therapist in Connecticut dedicated to helping clients restore balance, relieve pain, and improve mobility.
Joel Bañuelos’ Background in Manual Therapy
Serving clients in Newington, CT inside Awaken and Renew Day Spa. Joel combines skill, compassion, and deep knowledge to provide effective treatments tailored to individual needs.
Joel earned his Psychology degree from UC Berkeley and trained extensively in craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, myofascial release, and muscle energy techniques. He has also taught courses in medical massage, sports massage, anatomy, and kinesiology.
Joel takes a whole-body, client-centered approach, tailoring each session to address the root causes of pain and tension rather than just symptoms.
When not working with clients, Joel enjoys staying active through tennis and movement practices, and he values time spent with family. His personal interests reflect his belief in balance, wellness, and healthy living both inside and outside the clinic.
UC Berkeley, B.A. in Psychology
Advanced manual therapy training (CA & NM)
Former instructor in medical and sports massage programs
CT Massage License #011439
Ready to Start Your Healing Journey?
Experience expert manual therapy in Newington, CT. Contact Joel today to schedule your session and begin your path to lasting relief and improved mobility.
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Philosophy & Core Values
At Precision Therapeutic Bodywork, healing is more than symptom relief. Joel believes in treating the root cause of pain, restoring balance to the body, and empowering clients to take an active role in their recovery.
Personalized Care
Every session is tailored to the unique needs of each client.
Integrity & Professionalism
Honest, transparent, and respectful in every interaction.
Client Empowerment
Helping clients understand their bodies and encouraging long-term well-being.
Whole-Body Healing
Addressing not just the site of pain but the patterns behind it.
Continuous Learning
Staying committed to growth, research, and advanced training.
