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1990
Graduate of East West College. David has spent more than
two decades in bodywork, as both therapist and teacher
and brings his unique blend of techniques to the clinic.
He focuses his therapeutic efforts on the needs of the
performance athlete; a description he extends to all who
are demanding on their bodies. Well versed in many
techniques, David is able to provide the right
combination of therapy for each individual client.
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1996
Graduate of East West College. Leslie has built her
practice in chair massage and has a passion for
educating clients in proper body mechanics. She enjoys
being able to meet a client at a health fair or at one
of The Massage Clinics’ many corporate chair jobs and
in 5 minutes, change their entire day for the better.
Leslie believes that for massage to be effective, it
does not need to be painful.
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2004
Graduate of Ashmead School of Massage. Jacob
has extended experience in Sports, Myofascial, Thai,
Swedish, etc…He has made a specialty of working with
athletes, and has been to well over 100 sporting events
during his career, and has worked on thousands of
athletes. When not working on athletes, Jacob focuses
mostly on correcting postural dysfunctions, as well as
myofascial issues, and has an especially good touch when
it comes to shoulder, hip, and neck mobility.
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2005
Graduate of Ashmead College.
Kevin’s focus is in Deep Tissue, Sports and
Swedish Massage. He
enjoys working on common problems, from headaches and
repetitive motion injuries to the more extensive injures
of a seasoned athlete. He believes massage therapy is a valuable part of wellness and
recovery, and strives to meet each individual’s needs
and preferences.
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Licensed
in Oregon since March 2006.
She uses Myofascial Release methods combined with
classic Swedish Massage. Clients dealing with
post-surgical and injuries/ accident issues are known to
get amazing results from her work.
She is experienced in migraine therapies, scar
tissue work and treating those with chronic pain
disorders. She
believes that reducing overall stress, both emotional
and mechanical, is one of the most important parts of
massage therapy.
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2006 Graduate of
Ashmead College. Sarah focuses on Deep Tissue and
Swedish Massage. She
is a firm believer that deep, effective massage can also
be relaxing and gentle. Sarah has a gift for causing even the most
stubborn muscles to yield and relax.
Sarah takes it as a compliment when clients, who
arrive tense and in pain, are able to fall asleep while
she works.
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2005 Graduate of Ashmead
School of Massage. He
has a fundamental focus on Deep Tissue, Myofascial,
Sports, and Swedish Massage using a variety of
techniques. Leverett enjoys working at finding and
improving a clients balance and range of motion, with
intuitive touch. After years of teaching and being a
part of high school and college gymnastics, he has
learned the importance of preventive self care.
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Graduate
of Oregon School of Massage.
Wes focuses on sports and sports injury massage. He
uses multiple techniques including Deep Tissue and
passive/active stretching to be able to achieve the best
results for his clients.
Through his knowledge and massage techniques, he
has effected change in many athletes around the
Northwest. Wes
is also a Certified Personal Trainer with focus on core
basics and body resistance.
He creates a healing environment for all of his
clients while helping them understand their bodies
inside and out.
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2007
Graduate of East West College. Shannon focuses on
Deep Tissue, Sports and traditional Swedish massage. She
enjoys working on everyone from athletes to office
workers and finds great satisfaction in facilitating the
healing process. She is able to create a comfortable
environment for everyone and can adjust her massage to
meet the individual needs of each person. She believes
that massage doesn't have to be for only the injured,
but can simply be about reducing the stress of everyday
living and spending some quality time on yourself.
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Christine
Hall, LMT
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2007
graduate of East West College. Christine enjoys the everyday
help that she is able to give to her clients, taking it as a
compliment when people are able to relax enough to fall
asleep during a session. She also enjoys teaching people
about their bodies and finding little tricks to help their
day go by smoother.
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Molly Hamilton, LMT
License # 14507
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2007 Graduate of East West
College. Molly believes in treating the whole person,
with a focus on Deep Tissue, MyoFascial and Thai
Massage. She thinks its important to not only work on
the areas of complaint, but to find the cause of the
issue. She enjoys educating her clients on proper
body mechanics and simple life style changes that can
really make a difference.
People often ask me why I became a massage therapist and
I simply tell them I get to go to work everyday and make
people feel good. Who could ask for a better job than
that?
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