At this time, we are no longer able to provide individual massage therapy appointments .
We sincerely appreciate your support and interest in our massage therapy program. We wish you all the best on your wellness journey and hope to continue supporting your health and wellbeing through the many other programs and services offered by Rutgers Recreation.
Wellness on the Go Services
- Licensed Massage Therapists will conduct chair massages at your campus location. All programs are for the Rutgers Community only and take place on the Rutgers New Brunswick campus.
- All supplies needed for the Chair Massages will be included for the event. This includes massage chairs and disinfectant supplies.
- Chair Massages can last between 5-10 minutes, depending on the number of participants and massage therapists.
- All programs are for the Rutgers Community only and must take place on the Rutgers New Brunswick campus.
- Chair massage will cost $85 per massage therapist per hour.
- For further information, go to https://recreation.rutgers.edu/fitness-wellness/fitness-wellness-go
- Request a Chair Massage Event here.
- Meet our Massage Therapists
Colleen Murray-Seig
NJ Licensed Massage Therapist, Somerset School of Massage, International Academy of Neuro-Muscular Certified Therapist, Certifications in Cupping, LaStone, and Postureology
Colleen Murray-Seig is an experienced Massage Therapist, teacher, and lecturer with over 25 years of expertise in the field of massage. She holds various certifications, including Cupping, LaStone, and Postureology, showcasing her commitment to diverse therapeutic approaches. Colleen has shared her knowledge of massage through lectures on various subjects. Notably, she has addressed topics such as "Stress in the workplace and how to deal with it" and "Massage Therapy as a Homeopathic accompaniment to traditional medicine."
Colleen works with a diverse clientele, addressing a range of issues from repetitive stress injuries to general relaxation massage. Her extensive background and commitment to ongoing education benefit both her clients and the next generation of practitioners as she continues to inspire through her teaching and lecturing engagements.
“It’s my job as a therapist to help you help your body heal. This amazing machine we live in sometimes needs a little fine-tuning. Let me help you try to get you in your best possible shape. I am truly blessed to be able to do a job I love and help people. I believe being of service to others is one of the best things we can do as humans, and look forward to helping as many people as I can.”
Jarard Widerman
Jarard discovered his passion for massage therapy through his own personal healing journey. After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, he began exploring holistic and therapeutic approaches to wellness, which inspired him to pursue a career dedicated to helping others heal. What started with a single phone call became a life-changing path, deepening his understanding of the body's ability to recover and the power of therapeutic touch. He is committed to providing personalized care that promotes relaxation, pain relief, and overall well-being. He approaches every session with empathy, compassion, and the belief that healing looks different for everyone. His goal is to continue growing in his profession while making a meaningful impact on the lives of those he serves.
"As I was going through multiple sclerosis and looked more towards holistic and therapeutic ways of self-healing lead me down a path to understand what healing is. As I state these words to you, I aim to be one of the greatest in this field."
Jaleyah Page
Jaleyah graduated from American Institute for Massage Therapy and am currently continuing her education as a college student while pursuing her passion for holistic wellness and healing. She always has been drawn to helping people feel more at peace within themselves, both physically and emotionally. To her, massage therapy is not just about relieving tension — it’s about creating a space where people can slow down, recharge, and reconnect with their bodies. She values intentional care, positive energy, and making every client feel genuinely seen, comfortable, and restored.
“Massage therapy allows me to turn compassion into healing and create moments of peace in people’s everyday lives.”
Jennifer Lebowitz
Jennifer is a licensed massage therapist with over 20 years of professional experience, providing chair massage for Rutgers University's Wellness On The Go events. A graduate of the Swedish Institute in Manhattan, New York, she is trained in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, cupping, and reflexology. She takes great pride in serving the students, faculty, and staff of Rutgers University, bringing the benefits of therapeutic massage to campuses across the community.
“I'm a massage therapist because giving people even a moment of relief from their stress matters.”
Colleen Murray-Seig
NJ Licensed Massage Therapist, Somerset School of Massage, International Academy of Neuro-Muscular Certified Therapist, Certifications in Cupping, LaStone, and Postureology
Colleen Murray-Seig is an experienced Massage Therapist, teacher, and lecturer with over 25 years of expertise in the field of massage. She holds various certifications, including Cupping, LaStone, and Postureology, showcasing her commitment to diverse therapeutic approaches. Colleen has shared her knowledge of massage through lectures on various subjects. Notably, she has addressed topics such as "Stress in the workplace and how to deal with it" and "Massage Therapy as a Homeopathic accompaniment to traditional medicine."
Colleen works with a diverse clientele, addressing a range of issues from repetitive stress injuries to general relaxation massage. Her extensive background and commitment to ongoing education benefit both her clients and the next generation of practitioners as she continues to inspire through her teaching and lecturing engagements.
“It’s my job as a therapist to help you help your body heal. This amazing machine we live in sometimes needs a little fine-tuning. Let me help you try to get you in your best possible shape. I am truly blessed to be able to do a job I love and help people. I believe being of service to others is one of the best things we can do as humans, and look forward to helping as many people as I can.”
Jarard Widerman
Jarard discovered his passion for massage therapy through his own personal healing journey. After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, he began exploring holistic and therapeutic approaches to wellness, which inspired him to pursue a career dedicated to helping others heal. What started with a single phone call became a life-changing path, deepening his understanding of the body's ability to recover and the power of therapeutic touch. He is committed to providing personalized care that promotes relaxation, pain relief, and overall well-being. He approaches every session with empathy, compassion, and the belief that healing looks different for everyone. His goal is to continue growing in his profession while making a meaningful impact on the lives of those he serves.
"As I was going through multiple sclerosis and looked more towards holistic and therapeutic ways of self-healing lead me down a path to understand what healing is. As I state these words to you, I aim to be one of the greatest in this field."
Jaleyah Page
Jaleyah graduated from American Institute for Massage Therapy and am currently continuing her education as a college student while pursuing her passion for holistic wellness and healing. She always has been drawn to helping people feel more at peace within themselves, both physically and emotionally. To her, massage therapy is not just about relieving tension — it’s about creating a space where people can slow down, recharge, and reconnect with their bodies. She values intentional care, positive energy, and making every client feel genuinely seen, comfortable, and restored.
“Massage therapy allows me to turn compassion into healing and create moments of peace in people’s everyday lives.”
Jennifer Lebowitz
Jennifer is a licensed massage therapist with over 20 years of professional experience, providing chair massage for Rutgers University's Wellness On The Go events. A graduate of the Swedish Institute in Manhattan, New York, she is trained in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, cupping, and reflexology. She takes great pride in serving the students, faculty, and staff of Rutgers University, bringing the benefits of therapeutic massage to campuses across the community.
