About Us

"Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live." ~ Jim Rohn

We all experience aches, pains, and stress from time to time; that is just part of living. However we don't have to suffer through it. 

Here at Massage CSRA my Clinical Structural Rehabilitative  Approach helps uncover and correct muscular imbalances and dysfunctions so that you can enjoy your life more with less pain, restrictions, and more ease of movement.

How can Massage CSRA help you? 

• Low back pain? Let's see if that's coming from your hamstrings.
• Shoulder restriction? Perhaps your lats are involved.
• Migraines? Those suboccipitals usually play a role but let's check your neck flexors as well.
• Feeling overwhelmed? Working on activating your vagus nerve through guided relaxation and breath work is in order. 

Beginning with my foundation in Swedish massage and Neuromuscular Therapy adding in my continuing education in Orthopedic Massage, Myoskeletal Alignment Technique, CORE Myofascial Release, and more, then moving onward to my new path exploring Neuromuscular Reprogramming and Biochemical Kinesiology I strive to incorporate aspects of these techniques to tailor each bodywork session to the needs of each client. Each session starts by deciding on a common goal that we work toward together to affect a positive change in your body.

 With over 22 years of experience in the massage field I'm beginning to get the hang of this second career.  

In 1997 my journey into massage and bodywork began as did the journey of so many of my fellow students at The Georgia Institute of Therapeutic Massage (GITM): from burnout. I was over the grind of my first career of picture framing. Even though I loved, and still love framing I knew that I needed to help people more directly. Through an unfortunate turn of events I found myself back in the CSRA having made a promise to attend GITM. 

Prior to school starting I developed an intense pain  and swelling in my right thumb that seemingly sprang from nowhere. My chiropractor diagnosed it as gout. Even with treatments to my thumb along with my regular neck adjustments the pain and swelling wouldn't subside. 

That is UNTIL we began learning Neuromuscular Therapy and  I discovered that I had many of the symptoms of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS). Once we began working specifically on the muscles involved in TOS along with my chiropractic adjustments the pain and swelling disappeared. 

I know first hand how massage can help and that experience reconfirmed my commitment to providing the best clinically based massage therapy in the CSRA.