Meet Our Therapists

Abigail Stanley has been practicing massage therapy since 2019, specializing in prenatal massage and chronic headache relief with training in pain management. Many clients are women dealing with hip problems and low back pain. Thanks to continuing education, Abigail helps them feel completely better and recommends daily stretching routines to manage tight muscles between sessions. Abigail especially loves working with prenatal clients. Recently, she treated a pregnant woman with severe back pain in her lats. Using specific techniques, Abigail released the tight muscles, helping her feel normal again and providing much-needed relief during a tough time. Outside of work, Abigail enjoys walks with her puppy, Honcho, and loves singing whenever she can.

Angie Scott has been practicing massage therapy since 2001, specializing in lymphatic massage with training in Ashiatsu and prenatal massage. Her favorite clients haven’t responded well to traditional treatments. Using lymphatic and fascial techniques, she offers a gentle approach that helps the body remember its natural healing abilities. This softer method often works when other therapies don’t, and Angie loves being part of that breakthrough. Angie also enjoys working with people who sit all day and deal with neck, shoulder, and low back tension. Seeing relief on their faces after a session is her favorite part—knowing she’s made a real difference. Outside of work, Angie enjoys playing with her dogs, immersing herself in video games, and attending concerts for live music.

Antonio Hall-Bey has been practicing massage therapy since 2011 and genuinely enjoys all types of bodywork. With training in stretching and myofascial work, he brings solid techniques to every session. He visits one elderly client twice a week at home, helping her feel better and stay active to manage her condition. Antonio also works with a couple of bimonthly clients who need to unwind from busy lives. These relaxation sessions provide them with an opportunity to decompress and focus on their well-being. His flexible approach meets the needs of different individuals—whether for therapeutic work or pure stress relief. Outside of work, Antonio enjoys listening to a wide range of music, finding joy in diverse genres and sounds.

Austin Gibbs began his massage therapy practice in 2020, specializing in neuromuscular work with additional certification in Manual Lymphatic Drainage. His approach combines targeted tissue work, stretching, and self-care guidance to address the root causes of discomfort and achieve lasting relief. Austin excels at helping clients with chronic occupational pain through comprehensive tissue work and sustainable recovery strategies. He also works extensively with athletes, addressing muscular imbalances, providing focused treatment on problem areas while strengthening supporting regions to enhance performance. Outside the treatment room, Austin explores forests and rivers, drawing on his research in biology to bring scientific curiosity to both his practice and personal pursuits.

Breelynn Duncan started her massage therapy practice in 2024, specializing in targeted pain relief with training in stretching and prenatal massage. One client she loves helping deals with bulging discs. They focus heavily on neck and shoulder work to ease tension and alleviate radiating pain, providing him with relief so he can function better daily. Another client struggles with a recurring painful crick in her upper back. Breelynn works the neck, upper shoulders, and between the shoulder blades, adding lots of stretches to ease discomfort and prevent it from returning. Outside work, Breelynn loves cooking and teaching her toddler son to cook safely, hiking with her son and German shepherd, and teaching her child colors, shapes, letters, and numbers.

Brett Harbison launched his massage therapy career in 2024 with a passion for pain-relieving deep tissue work. He focuses on delivering targeted relief that addresses the specific tension and discomfort each person experiences, using techniques designed to reduce pain and restore mobility. Brett believes every client brings something different to the table. Instead of using the same approach for everyone, he treats each session as a unique challenge, adjusting his deep tissue techniques based on what that specific body needs at that moment. This personalized style means clients get treatment that actually fits their situation. When he’s not working, Brett loves getting out on the water for canoeing and kayaking—activities that keep him connected to movement and how the body works.

Caitlin Griffey has been practicing massage therapy since 2020, specializing in deep tissue myofascial work with certification in lymphatic drainage. One client she’s really proud to help carries lasting pain from multiple serious injuries. Caitlin was the first therapist to actually get to the root of his chronic pain and give real relief. Another loyal client struggles with ongoing neck tension and pain. Caitlin helps manage her discomfort, and loves that she keeps coming back, building trust over time. Outside of work, Caitlin loves walking her dog, Arya, with their two kittens. She has recently taken up gardening and enjoys it, and also enjoys cooking and baking when the mood strikes.

Chris Salter has been practicing massage therapy since 2015, specializing in Swedish, deep tissue, and stretching. He’s certified in prenatal massage, stretching, and trigger point therapy. Chris really enjoys working with healthcare professionals, such as nurses, who deal with tension and stress from standing all day. He focuses on leg and hip work to ease that built-up strain and keep them comfortable after working long shifts. Chris has also helped a client with low back pain from a car accident. Through regular sessions, he reduces their discomfort and helps them function better day-to-day. His approach mixes targeted bodywork with helpful stretches. When he’s not working, Chris loves unwinding by watching movies.

Elaina LaBoone has been practicing massage therapy since 2019, specializing in releasing pain and stuck energy. She believes physical and emotional stress needs to be let go of, and massage is a powerful way to do that. With reiki training and a love for deep tissue work, Elaina thrives helping clients with chronic pain. One client she loves has been working on her health and letting go of stress after tough times. They target tension spots, and after many sessions, she feels a huge difference. Another favorite client works a super stressful job that takes a toll on their body. Elaina tackles tension from repetitive movements while suggesting exercises to do outside sessions—she’s big on movement being medicine. Outside work, Elaina loves reading, playing, and walking with her dog, doing yoga, exploring percussion, and baking.

Elizabeth Barnes Davidson started her massage therapy career in 2023, specializing in deep tissue work with certification in post-op lymphatic drainage. One of her favorite clients is a working mother of four who spends a significant amount of time at her computer. Elizabeth focuses on her upper back, neck, and forearms to work out built-up tension from desk work. Elizabeth also loves working with people who are always on the go and need to decompress. For super-busy clients, she creates sessions focused on relaxation—helping them sink into the table and release the week’s stress. She mixes therapeutic work with real relaxation. Outside of work, Elizabeth enjoys cooking, spending time with her family, music, and teaching children’s choir at her church.

Ian Hull started practicing massage therapy in 2021, specializing in deep tissue with neuromuscular therapy to release tough knots that get in the way of daily life. He’s trained in Swedish, NMT, and deep tissue work. Ian particularly enjoys working with individuals who spend a significant amount of time at desks and require targeted muscle release in their hands, arms, shoulders, and neck. He focuses on any muscle in the chain that causes restrictions or pain, making their day harder. Another type of client Ian loves are dancers, runners, or athletes—whether casual or professional—who need leg work. He starts from the feet and works all the muscles up to the hips before adding stretches to help them get back to the activities they love. Outside work, Ian reads every chance he gets, usually audiobooks. He loves hiking in nearby parks and camping with friends, plays a fair amount of video games, and enjoys spinning fire at friendly gatherings.

Jenny Melville has practiced massage therapy since 2021, specializing in myofascial release, Thai, table top Thai, cupping, Swedish, and neuromuscular work. She has received extensive training in cupping, post-operative lymphatic drainage, and trigger point therapy. Jennifer loves big breakthroughs, like helping a client whose misaligned hips caused constant pain. Her targeted approach, combining massage, stretching, and myofascial release, effectively alleviated his pain and restored his mobility. Jennifer also helped a client recover after a severe car accident left them with a limited range of motion. After months of focused neuromuscular therapy, they got back some of the abilities they’d lost. Outside work, Jennifer loves spending time with her kids, family, and close friends while hiking, kayaking, cross-stitching, traveling, camping, exploring new places, and always learning more as both a therapist and person.

Jessica Ferrell has been practicing massage therapy since 2006, specializing in lymphatic drainage, pain relief, reiki, and relaxation. She’s a Reiki Level 2 practitioner with training in Lymphatic Drainage Therapy 1, myofascial release, and cupping. Jessica loves working with active moms and dads who use massage for workout recovery. She keeps them strong with deep tissue, cupping, and myofascial release, tailored to their specific needs during and after workouts. Jessica also thrives helping stressed-out, overstimulated clients who care about their health. She works to calm their nervous system and manage stress through relaxation techniques, reiki, lymphatic massage, and sometimes reflexology while tackling tight areas. Outside of work, Jessica stays active with workouts and walks, reads, crochets, and crafts, hangs out with her family playing games and exploring, and continues to learn about nutrition and exercise.

Josh Welborn has been practicing massage therapy since 2017, specializing in deep tissue work for the treatment of chronic pain. He’s certified in stretch therapy, sports massage, and neuromuscular therapy. One of our favorite clients’ demanding schedules requires weekly maintenance. Josh uses trigger point and myofascial release to tackle tight traps and neck muscles, keeping them comfortable through constant work and travel. Another client requires extensive muscle stripping in the calves and feet, as well as opening up the chest and front shoulders, to address forward posture issues resulting from strenuous work. Outside of work, Josh is passionate about weightlifting, loves hiking, paddleboarding, and biking, and travels nationally and internationally to compete in goalball with Team USA.

Josie Rollo started her massage therapy practice in 2024, focused on helping exhausted clients relax after crazy work weeks. She offers hot stones, aromatherapy, and cupping to boost her sessions. Josie thinks many people have forgotten how to simply “be” anymore, and she loves creating spaces where they can actually pause and unwind. She really enjoys working with clients dealing with constant stress, keeping sessions slow-paced with easy conversation and smooth movements that tackle tension while feeling comforting. Josie also helps clients with ongoing neck and back pain from computer work. She usually begins these sessions with hot stones to warm up the body before focusing on the upper body. Outside work, Josie stays busy cooking, gaming, playing with her cats, running, hitting up movie theaters, trying sauna and ice bath studios, window shopping, enjoying nature, and working out with her sister.

Kandace Nixon has been practicing massage therapy since 2008, specializing in neuromuscular therapy. Her work isn’t just about fixing physical pain—she creates a space where clients can let go of muscle tension and emotional stress too. Kandace understands that real healing extends beyond the body, and she’s there for whatever her clients need. Kandace really values working with people in the medical field like nurses and doctors who constantly deal with shoulder tension from their demanding jobs. She uses NMT, deep tissue work, and stretching to give them relief that actually lasts. With all her years of experience, she knows how to meet each person exactly where they are. Outside work, Kandace loves digging into true crime stories, trying out new baking recipes, and making handmade candles.

Kate Davis has been practicing massage therapy since 2001, specializing in orthopedic and clinical work that tackles posture. As a certified massage instructor with training in neuromuscular therapy, prenatal massage, orthopedic massage, and advanced postural assessment, she brings a wealth of skills. One weekly client has overlapping medical conditions causing ongoing stress, pain, and tension. They work on managing soreness and posture issues using neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue, stretching, and myofascial release. Another monthly client just needs stress relief. Kate creates peaceful sessions with flowing movements and targeted deep tissue work that releases tension and brings back ease. A warm table and calming music complete the experience. Outside work, Kate loves spending time with family, hiking, gardening, paddleboarding, and reading good books.

Katie Segars has been practicing massage therapy since 2017, specializing in therapeutic work and pain relief with training in reiki. She loves working with a blue-collar worker who comes in for low back pain and sciatica. They focus on stretching and deep tissue work targeting the low back and hips to cut pain and improve movement at work, keeping him functional in demanding conditions. Another client deals with neck and back pain from repetitive work. Katie focuses on the neck, shoulders, and chest to ease pain and stiffness from standing with arms raised all day. Outside of work, Katie enjoys family time, attending hockey games with her husband, crafting, kayaking, and ziplining.

Kayla Brown started her massage therapy practice in 2023, specializing in neuromuscular therapy, aromatherapy, and post-op lymphatic drainage. She loves helping everyday adults dealing with on-and-off pain for years. Kayla utilizes stretching to enhance range of motion and teaches clients the proper exercises for improved wellness. She usually suggests monthly sessions plus 10 minutes of daily stretching at home. Kayla also helps clients recover after cosmetic surgery, guiding them toward great results with twice-weekly sessions. Watching their confidence grow is super rewarding. Outside of work, Kayla enjoys baking, cooking, watching scary movies, hiking, discovering new adventures, and getting creative with art projects.

Maya Edwards has practiced massage therapy since 2012, specializing in spa services, Swedish, and deep tissue relaxation with expertise in post-op lymphatic drainage, prenatal, and hot stone massage. Maya loves helping clients who want full-body relaxation, adjusting pressure, and incorporating stretches to help them feel totally loosened up. She often incorporates aromatherapy and hot stones to enhance sessions, so clients leave feeling thoroughly refreshed after their demanding jobs or busy lives. Maya also thrives working with clients who have tension knots or need focused work on problem areas. These sessions use medium to firm pressure on specific spots instead of all-over relaxation. She incorporates targeted stretches and devotes extra time to trouble zones, while teaching clients about the importance of staying hydrated and practicing self-care at home to prevent pain from recurring. Outside work, Maya loves being a mom to three boys, hosting get-togethers, watching rom-coms, snacking on finger foods, and relaxing to calming music.

Nick Potok has been practicing massage therapy since 2018, specializing in neurological and trauma-based therapy. He’s trained in myofascial release, medical cupping, Lomi Lomi massage, deep tissue, and has worked under a chiropractor for three years. Nick enjoys working with fitness enthusiasts and marathon runners, providing maintenance so they can continue chasing their athletic goals and stay strong through training. He also values a client who runs heavy machinery daily. The physical demands create hip and back issues that Nick tackles through various techniques. He calms the nervous system while breaking up trigger points and easing pain over time. In his free time, Nick paints Warhammer miniatures and plays strategy games to focus and unwind.

RaVonda Schritter has practiced massage therapy since 2011, specializing in pain management, sports, and orthopedic work. She’s trained in myofascial release, postural analysis, scar tissue treatment, oncology massage, myoskeletal techniques, and she’s a NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist. RaVonda loves working with active clients who run 5Ks, 10Ks, marathons, or play sports. She performs postural analysis and utilizes specialized techniques to enhance movement, reducing pain, increasing speed, and improving endurance. RaVonda also helps clients dealing with pain from surgeries or injuries that limit movement, like frozen shoulders or hips. She uses gentle methods to restore a better range of motion, allowing them to handle daily activities more comfortably. Outside work, RaVonda treasures time with family and friends, loves lake days, and enjoys hiking or daily park walks.

Samantha Briley started her massage therapy career in 2024, mixing deep tissue and Swedish techniques to ease pain while keeping things relaxing. She’s certified in post-op lymphatic drainage, too. Samantha loves working with a teacher who carries tons of tension in her neck and shoulders. She often uses hot stones to loosen things up before tackling knots and doing neck stretches, giving relief after long classroom days. Samantha also helps a client whose computer work causes constant low back and hip issues. She uses glute and hip stretches, plus lower back work, spending a good amount of time on the hamstrings and quads to bring back comfort. When she’s not working, Samantha enjoys hanging with family and friends, running, reading, and catching live music.

Sarah Spruell started her massage therapy practice in 2025, specializing in trigger point therapy. One of our top clients is a personal trainer and bodybuilder who requires assistance with muscle recovery and range of motion. Sarah keeps him moving efficiently and cuts down injury risk through targeted work. Another client, Sarah, loves is really into holistic self-care. They discuss various massage techniques during sessions, which Sarah finds extremely engaging. For this client, she targets neck and facial muscles, causing TMJ symptoms, easing jaw tension. Outside work, Sarah loves trying new recipes, taking Pilates classes, and going on long walks with her dog.

Selyne Agape started her massage therapy practice in 2024, specializing in relaxing, deep tissue, and neuromuscular work—anything that helps clients feel great. With training in cupping, hot stone massage, and chair massage, she continually expands her skills. One client has a high-stress job and comes in regularly to unwind. They ease tension in the neck, shoulders, and back using slow, deep techniques that help them feel balanced and ready for their demanding schedule. Another meaningful client has a condition affecting their nerves. After sessions, they often feel improved circulation and nerve response—super rewarding to see. Outside work, Selyne loves traveling, catching beautiful sunsets, trying different foods, and spending quality time with people she loves.

Shay Doss has been practicing massage therapy since 2013, specializing in blended techniques with stretching. One of my favorite clients is a fitness trainer who requires support for her active lifestyle. They focus on energy work and stretching to keep her body balanced, particularly during intense training and the demands of motherhood. This combo helps maintain strength while preventing injury. Another client carries tension from long hours on her feet at work. They focus on upper body work, especially the neck and shoulders—Shay’s favorite areas. Releasing that tightness makes a huge difference day to day. Outside of work, Shay enjoys running with her dog, spending peaceful time with her cat, practicing music therapy to relax, and gathering with her family.

Taquita Smith began practicing massage therapy in 2022 and enjoys work that provides quick relief, especially post-operatively, where results are evident immediately. With training in foot reflexology and cupping, Free brings solid tools to sessions. Free’s favorite clients are recovering from surgery—helping them heal through targeted bodywork and seeing their progress is super rewarding. Free also thrives with clients seeking pain relief, especially those who speak up when a problem area gets hit. That honest feedback helps deliver exactly what they need. Clear communication makes all the difference. Outside work, Free enjoys audiobooks, discovering great music, eating good food, coloring to relax, and having fun bowling or watching thriller movies.

Taylor Vick started practicing massage therapy in 2023, specializing in trigger point work with certifications in post-op massage and cornerstone techniques. One rewarding client struggled with neuropathy, causing numbness in the legs and arms. Through consistent, long-term treatment, they eventually regained feeling—a breakthrough that shows the powerful impact dedicated work can have on nerve conditions. Another memorable success involved a client with migraines and blurred vision. After just one session, their vision improved dramatically, giving relief from symptoms severely affecting their life. Taylor’s precision with trigger point therapy creates results that clients feel right away. Outside work, Taylor enjoys playing piano and getting lost in good books.