FFC of Dallas Now Offering Massage Therapy

Fibromyalgia & Fatigue Center of Dallas is now offering in-house massage therapy for those patients who are waiting to see the Physician or interested in incorporating massage therapy into their treatment regimen.

If your body is overtaxed or overwhelmed with trying to cope, you may not know how to begin feeling better. If you are suffering from headaches, tension, anxiety, depression, sciatica, fibromyalgia, scoliosis, arthritis, chronic fatigue, or back pain - massage therapy can help!

Massage calms the nervous system, slowing and deepening the breath, allowing anxiety to fade, and relaxing muscle tension. Stress levels decrease, freeing energy for vital functions such as digestion—needed for maximum healing and nutrition throughout your body—and repair of damaged tissue. In addition, knowing there is something you can do to alleviate symptoms, even temporarily, can reduce stress and free up physical and emotional resources your body needs to heal.

It is vital that you get a massage from an experienced and certified therapist who understands your body’s needs.  Call the Dallas Center today at 972-980-2300 and schedule your massage today!

Meet your doctors

Dr. Wm. Marcus Spurlock

Assistant Medical Director

Dr. Spurlock graduated from Louisiana State University with a Bachelor of Science and Medicine and with a Medical Doctorate from the Louisiana State University School of Medicine. He spent three years in the United States Air Force as a staff physician in the Family Practice Clinic at Barksdale AFB Hospital in Bossier City, Louisiana. Dr. Spurlock is a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians and a member of the American Academy’s of Environmental Medicine and Anti-Aging Medicine.

His experience was earned in Shreveport Hospitals, nursing homes and the Environmental Health Center in Dallas. He has extensive experience in anti-aging medicine and in the area of viral diseases. Dr. Spurlock is a board certified Family Physician with many years experience dealing with FM and CFIDS.

Dr. James Stevens

Dr. Stevens graduated Cum Laude from Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1977 and brings more than 28 years of clinical experience. After graduating, he started a private practice in Family and Emergency (ER) Medicine. Later, he completed residencies in ER Medicine at the University Hospital, in Jacksonville, Florida and Anesthesia at Tulane Medical Center in New Orleans, Louisiana, presiding as Chief Resident in his field at both locations.

After serving as the Medical Director for the Surgical Intensive Care Unit and the Nurse Anesthesia School at Bay Medical Center, in Panama City, Florida, he was later appointed as Head of the Anesthesia Department; he concurrently served as Examiner for Board Certification for the American Association of Osteopathic Specialists. For eight years, he acted as Head of Department of Anesthesia at Woodland Heights Medical Center in Lufkin, Texas and served two years as an Assistant Professor at the University of Houston in the Nurse Anesthesia School, providing training for CRNA students in his active practice in Lufkin. Dr. Stevens enthusiastically ended his retirement to join FFC in November of 2005.