Your Body, Your Needs

Jamie has been doing massage since 2010. she trained in Austin,  Texas at the Texas Healing Arts Institute. Her style is a mix of relaxation and deep tissue using neuromuscular techniques as well to allow trigger point release. Jamie has also trained in yoga therapy and often gives clients a yoga pose or two to do at home to help with the current issue that may be helpful. She is also trained in Rieki and offers a Reiki/massage combo!  Jamie has a BFA in metalsmithing and jewelry making, as well,  and has her own line of jewelry.  You can find it around the corner in Old Town at the amazing shop Walnut Creek or view a selection in our studio.

Matthew's education began in Samara at The Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy in January 2011 and he's been practicing professional bodywork ever since. Along with other continuing education after graduating from CRSMT, he completed a 250 hour apprenticeship at the Berkana Institute here in Colorado where he specialized in a deep tissue, artful, and meditative approach to massage therapy. He has also been trained in myofascial release, trigger point therapy, neuromuscular therapy, Thai massage, shiatsu, and sports massage.He believes the body is inherently self healing when we can give ourselves the time and the space to relax and rejuvenate. It's his goal to respectfully support your wellness goals within his scope of practice.

​Rosalie trained as a massage therapist in 2006, and brings 16 years of diverse practice to her massage work. She is also a registered yoga teacher and spent a decade immersed in yoga and meditation practice and philosophy while living at the Shambhavananda ashrams (meditation centers).  Her massage style mixes Swedish/relaxation with personalized deep tissue work, so her clients have a chance to relax deeply while having areas of tension worked on thoroughly. She loves to talk with clients about ways to stay balanced through the seasons, incorporating user-friendly concepts from Ayurvedic self-care. Clients leave their sessions deeply relaxed and with a couple of good self-care practices in their tool belt, so they can maintain their sense of well-being at home.