For over 20 years the holistic approach to health has become my approach to true healing for the human body, not only in my practice but also in my daily life.

In one session the inner journey begins and vibrant health unfolds.

Hi, I’m Joi Derisma

LMT, LCT, CLT
Licensed Massage Therapist
Certified Colon Hydrotherapist
Certified Lymphedema Therapist
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Joi Derisma has been a licensed massage therapist since 2001, graduating from Florida College of Natural Health, Miami. Joi has been licensed in Colon Hydrotherapy since 2003, receiving her training certification from Woods Hygienic Institute in Kissimmee, Florida. In 2005, she received a second training certification from American Institute of Natural Health, Phoenix, Arizona.

In 2004, Joi completed aesthetics training and graduated from Fienberg/Fisher Education Center, Miami Beach, Florida.

In 2007, Joi was nominated by the editor of Spa Finder Magazine as one of the best therapist in the United States, and was inducted into the Massage Therapist Hall of Fame.

Ms. Derisma became a certified lymphedema therapist in 2008. In January of 2018, she became a Medical Massage Practitioner. Joi also holds certifications in Thai Massage, Shiatsu, A-Shiatsu, Mother Massage*, Reiki Master, Hot Stone Massage, and Oncology Massage.

Joi thoroughly enjoys promoting wellness in each and every session, focusing on the needs of each individual. This is carried out with integrity, compassion, and using a variety of techniques.

Outside of work Joi's passions are jogging, biking, yoga, reading, meditating, and preparing plant based food.

Mentioned in various magazine articles for her skill and techniques.

Selected for the Massage Therapist Hall of Fame for Luxury Spa Finder's
magazine in 2007.

Has been employed in Five Star luxury spas as well as clinical settings under medical doctors and physical and occupational therapists.

Joiful Hand’s Mission Statement

Promoting inner health with caring hands, helping people feel better from the inside out.

FAQ’s

  • Three main purposes are: 

    1. Hydration for the body 

    2. Stimulation for muscle activity of the colon 

    3. Evacuation of waste matter from the entire large intestine

  • Definitely not! As early as 1500 BCE, various types of hydrotherapy are recorded in ancient Egyptian, Roman, and Greek documents.

  • That will vary with each individual, depending on personal goals.

    It also depends on how backed up the colon is: We are supposed to eliminate 20 to 30 minutes after each meal. 

    Goals: Are you looking to feel better and maintain gut health?

    Are you interested in getting to the root of true, vibrant health? 

” The World Is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion.”

By: Thomas Paine

” The World Is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion.” By: Thomas Paine

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