Heidi Nelson, LMT, MMP, CYT NVMT 7784
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What initially introduced me to the world of massage was needing a massage myself. From sports injuries to a car accident, massage helped me get back on track. I endured the pain for a while, trying to tough it out, and soon realized it was not worth it. Pain is a hindrance that can become all-encompassing. You've let it go too far when it starts to wear on you mentally. The healing I experienced firsthand inspired me to want to reach out and do the same for others.
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Studying at Cortiva Institute of Seattle (a Steiner educator), I trained under some of the most prestigious teachers in the greater Seattle area. Upon graduation, I started my career at a boutique spa. The plethora of knowledge and skills obtained by practicing under such a skilled therapist was a priceless experience and opened my eyes to creating my own unique style of massage.
After practicing for several years, I was ready for more tools in my therapy belt. That's where the wonderful world of medical massage comes in. This focuses on posture, pinpointing where the issue is coming from, and building a program based around that.
Most recently, I worked at a Forbes four-star establishment. The elegance and standard set the bar high for my private practice.
Most recently, I worked at a Forbes four-star establishment. The elegance and standard set the bar high for my private practice.
Sophia Billharz, LMT, NVMT 10293
I discovered my love of massage therapy while attending school to become a physical therapist. I thought getting into massage would be a significant step, and I immediately fell in love. I grew up as a gymnast and now perform in partner acrobatics. With my degree in kinesiology and my prior knowledge and background in sports, I love to work with the body to help with injuries and improve overall function and flexibility. I love incorporating tools in my practice and have a heavier hand for pressure.
I love helping people relax and let go, and I find it essential to treat the mind and the body. Seeing improvement in functions over multiple treatments is very rewarding, and I love working with individual clients to create the best action plan for them. As an athlete, I see the positive benefits of massage firsthand, and I love sharing those benefits with others.
I love helping people relax and let go, and I find it essential to treat the mind and the body. Seeing improvement in functions over multiple treatments is very rewarding, and I love working with individual clients to create the best action plan for them. As an athlete, I see the positive benefits of massage firsthand, and I love sharing those benefits with others.
Shannan Lummel, LMT, NVMT 6916
I became a massage therapist and bodyworker to better my body and help others maintain theirs. I have been practicing for 16 years and have been a therapist in many states. I came to massage from the medical field as a CNA. Having a medical background helps me be the best bodyworker for my clientele.
I am a mother of three exceptional children, and we have one fur, well, winged baby..... Boba, the parakeet. I have lived in Reno for 33 years and Nevada is home to me. I pride myself on constantly learning and educating myself to better serve my clientele. I believe massage therapy and bodywork are my calling. I absolutely LOVE what I do.
I am a mother of three exceptional children, and we have one fur, well, winged baby..... Boba, the parakeet. I have lived in Reno for 33 years and Nevada is home to me. I pride myself on constantly learning and educating myself to better serve my clientele. I believe massage therapy and bodywork are my calling. I absolutely LOVE what I do.
Katherine Rosen, LMT, NVMT 8090
My love for massage therapy began at an early age seeking relief from migraine headaches. Bodywork became a regular part of my self-care routine from the first session. Later in my path, I was fortunate to work alongside some of the most compassionate people I have ever met as a volunteer manager for a community hospice. Even at the end stage, I saw how effective massage therapy is at improving anyone's quality of life. That's when I knew my calling was to facilitate healing and balance through massage therapy. I graduated from Milan Institute of Massage Therapy in 2016 while working with occupational therapists in a clinical orthopedic setting. I learned a medical approach to massage for rehabilitation from injury and surgery there. I am always seeking more knowledge and techniques to serve your wellness goals with various modalities, including Swedish, Deep Tissue, Trigger Point Release, Myofascial Release, and Prenatal Massage.
Linda Marie, LMT, NVMT 6457
I have had the opportunity to work in many massage therapy settings and modalities over the last decade. I have fine-tuned my approach to a passive, calm, therapeutic, deep-tissue and trigger-point release mixture that breaks through the fascia as politely as possible to be able to really sink into the removal of the lactic acid from the muscular system to maintain and increase range of motion, enhance circulation, prevent injury, release scar tissue, provide a break from stresses of society...and so many other wonderful benefits!
I am also grateful to be educated in the fascinating effects of massage cupping! I am eager to spread the news about the magic of this modality - encompassing a strong suction effect that not only releases lactic acid but also implements lymphatic drainage and inflammation removal on a level that seems to make the only way to describe these tools as “magical.”
I am also grateful to be educated in the fascinating effects of massage cupping! I am eager to spread the news about the magic of this modality - encompassing a strong suction effect that not only releases lactic acid but also implements lymphatic drainage and inflammation removal on a level that seems to make the only way to describe these tools as “magical.”
Aric Shapiro, LMT, NVMT 3234
My bodywork incorporates elements of trigger point therapy, myofascial release, positional release, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, Traeger method, muscle energy therapy, and extensive training in the traditional martial art of Aikido.
As a Massage Therapist, I can engage my passion and understanding of the human form with my drive to help people improve their relationships with their bodies and minds.
I began training in massage therapy with a martial arts practice in 2001 and formalized my training in 2004.
While training Aikido extensively from 2004 until 2012, I integrated that experience into my massage practice with profound results.
I found the Anatomy and Kinesiology courses fascinating and continued my training with a Bachelor's degree in Health Ecology.
I have found that massage and bodywork can significantly impact chronic injuries and that, with proper treatment, many individuals can find relief and continue to enjoy activities that bring them peace and prosperity.
As a Massage Therapist, I can engage my passion and understanding of the human form with my drive to help people improve their relationships with their bodies and minds.
I began training in massage therapy with a martial arts practice in 2001 and formalized my training in 2004.
While training Aikido extensively from 2004 until 2012, I integrated that experience into my massage practice with profound results.
I found the Anatomy and Kinesiology courses fascinating and continued my training with a Bachelor's degree in Health Ecology.
I have found that massage and bodywork can significantly impact chronic injuries and that, with proper treatment, many individuals can find relief and continue to enjoy activities that bring them peace and prosperity.
Adah Lavoy, LMT, NVMT 11703
Originally from Reno, Nevada, I have recently moved back after a long departure from Portland, Oregon. I graduated with honors from the University of Western States, Massage Therapy program in 2018. As Well as a Bachelor's of Arts, majoring in History from Portland State in 2006. I had a long career with the State of Oregon as a Mental Health Therapy Tech. My training includes Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release, Neuromuscular, Muscle Energy Techniques, Lymphatic Drainage, Trigger Point Therapy, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, etc. Emphasizes freeing restrictions in the fascial connective tissue allowing for effective movement, structure, and support. I enjoy focusing on helping clients to better connect their mind and body through movement, which I incorporate into my sessions.
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