Our Massage Therapists
Xuba Evaristo
Xuba Evaristo has been a student of the body since early youth with involvement in athletics and dance, and began passionately studying health in the human organism at the tender age of 17.
Studying Asian Philosophy and pre-Med at Macalester College in St. Paul, MN heading into Chiropractic, shifted gears after to go on to post-graduate studies in Wholistic Bodywork, at the New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts, in Santa Fe, NM.
Xuba (pronounced shoe-buh) practices Integrative and Intuitive Wholistic Bodywork, combining the best of over two dozen modalities including especially Cranial Sacral Therapy, Myofascial Release, Visceral Manipulation, Deep Tissue Bodywork and a variety of Asian Bodywork techniques.
Well versed and experienced with a wide array of medical conditions, pre-and post-operative appropriate therapies, as well as injury prevention and recovery.
Also able to facilitate deep relaxation, stress relief, and self-healing, principally through increasing clients self-awareness and harmonizing mind-body-heart balance.
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“This work is my passion, my spiritual discipline, and the culmination of lifetimes of preparation and study. It would be my honor and pleasure to share it with you!”
Amy Larsen
Amy Larsen, a 6th generation Oregonian, has been practicing massage for
nearly 22 years. She received her massage education from Rogue Community College. Massage therapy is part of her spirit. She is highly intuitive and uses several different techniques for each individual session. From the pressure of deep tissue, to light touch craniosacral therapy, she customizes each appointment in order to facilitate optimal healing and relaxation.
She can blend Swedish, deep tissue, myofascial release, trigger point, Reiki and craniosacral therapy during a session. She has a passion for bodywork and loves being a massage therapist.