Who You'll Work With
Our Team
Three different touches, one shared philosophy: your body leads, we follow.
Domi
Domi's path into bodywork began with a gift — a single massage from a dear friend who saw how much stress she was carrying. She had never had one before. What she felt afterward wasn't just relaxation. It was a revelation. She knew in that moment she wanted to create that experience for others.
In school, she fell in love with the mechanics of the body — posture, movement, range of motion. She trained across a wide range of modalities: deep tissue, myofascial release, Swedish, Thai, assisted stretching, acupressure and more. The techniques fascinated her. But something about the way they were often applied didn't sit right — pushing against the muscles, forcing change. The body, she noticed, would brace and resist. There had to be another way.
It took her own unraveling to find it. When life brought loss after loss and she had nothing left to carry, her body simply stopped releasing — no matter who worked on it. What she needed wasn't stronger hands or a different technique. It was someone who understood that the body can't heal while it's bracing. She couldn't find that person. So she became her.
That experience transformed everything about how she works. She still draws from the full range of what she knows — but safety comes first. She reads the body, earns its trust, and lets that guide which technique belongs in this moment, with this person. The result is work that doesn't fight the body. It moves with it — and the body, finally feeling met, allows itself to change.
Juan José
Juan José came to massage therapy through one of life's most tender experiences — watching his grandmother navigate Alzheimer's disease. In moments when words couldn't reach her, touch could. He discovered early that his hands had a language of their own, and that this language could offer something nothing else could. That discovery became a calling.
Originally from Spain, he arrived at massage school already knowing things that take others years to learn. The intuition was there — born from years of simply being someone who reaches for touch when someone is hurting. His love language has always been physical presence, the instinct to help through contact when he sees someone in pain or moving with limitation.
School sharpened what was already innate. His externship at a chiropractic office deepened his understanding of how the body moves, compensates, and holds injury. And his time at StretchLab revealed something he hadn't expected — how profoundly people respond to assisted stretching and mobility work. Clients didn't just feel better. They felt free. He became known for it quickly, and it became a cornerstone of how he works.
Today his sessions draw from deep tissue, therapeutic massage, and advanced stretching techniques — always guided by what the body in front of him needs most. Warm, powerful, and deeply intuitive, he brings full presence to every session. Clients often leave feeling not just relieved, but genuinely cared for.
Ezra
Ezra's path into bodywork began with their own healing. They know firsthand what it means to need a space that feels safe — to need someone who meets you where you are before asking anything of you. That experience didn't just draw them to massage therapy. It shaped everything about how they practice.
Trained in the intensive 800-hour program at the National Holistic Institute, Ezra works across a wide range of modalities — combining techniques intuitively and adjusting in real time to how the body responds. There is no fixed routine, no predetermined plan. Each session is built from scratch, guided entirely by what the person on the table needs in that moment.
At the heart of their approach is a belief that regulation is the doorway to restoration. Before the body can release, it needs to feel safe. Before tension can shift, it needs to be met — not pushed, not rushed, not forced. Ezra creates that quality of presence naturally. Calm, warm, quietly precise — they bring a stillness to the room that makes it easy to stop bracing and simply receive.
Their work is deeply restorative — the kind of session where you drift inward, lose track of time, and surface feeling genuinely held. For Ezra, this work is reciprocal: helping others regulate helps them stay connected to their own sense of safety and groundedness. That mutuality is what makes their presence so authentic.