Reclaim your life

Patrick Curtin, LMT, is a master of balancing the body, a knowledge he brings to the massage table. His style is slow and patient, allowing the muscles to release under his firm but even pressure. Our lead therapist, Shannon says his style is the most like hers she’s ever seen (high praise indeed!). Patrick is particularly interested in helping people regain balance through a range of therapeutic techniques. “Wow” and “I feel amazing” are the most common pieces of feedback we hear!

Keenan C. Wiley, LMT is a graduate of the Denver School of Massage Therapy. Keenan has a B.A in Human Performance and Sports Science, and a talent for assessing root causes of pain and other physical issues. Her listening skills related to your goals and customizing the session around that are second to none. She sees herself as a partner in reducing your pain or injury recovery. Her knowledge of the body and how therapeutic massage addresses a variety of issues is impressive.

Mia Cardone, LMT has been practicing therapeutic massage since 2014. A graduate of the Central Maryland School of Massage, she practices a variety of therapeutic massages techniques, including Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point, and enhanced muscle therapy. As a runner and a person with chronic pain, she is passionate about helping clients create total wellness plans to help the find relief from a variety of ailments.

Mia is on leave for the time being. 

Rebecca Mabry, LMT, has 15 years experience as a massage therapist and has a passion for healing through therapeutic touch. She uses traditional therapeutic massage techniques interspersed with a variety of unique methods she has studied over the years (including Japanese Cranial Sacral Therapy). Rebecca has advanced training in pregnancy massage (for which she has “discovered a particular affinity”) and oncology massage. Rebecca is a graduate of the Heritage Institute in Falls Church, VA.

Colin Fitzgibbon, LMT loves pairing his massage therapy with deep breathing to help clients reduce stress and achieve balance. His strong pressure and therapeutic approach combine with the breathing achieves amazing results, and his clients love it.

Colin attended the Educating Hands School of Massage, and has studied deep tissue, NMT/Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, Emotional Release, and Breath work. Colin has a degree in anthropology from the University of Miami and speaks Spanish.

Sara Andrews, LMTShe enjoys working with people who are open to new types of massage and who have some sort of injury from which they cannot unlock. As a graduate of Virginia’s PMTI, she studied modalities such as deep tissue, trigger point, and Swedish massage. She has also studied Shiatsu Shin Tai, a modality that addresses the body as a whole, finding imbalances and fixing them. She uses stretches and muscle manipulation to help people who suffer from pain get better.

Shannon Smith, LMT’s specialty is helping people reduce pain and stress through a set treatment plan that includes focused work for a specific goal. She enjoys working with clients who have chronic pain due to occupational stress—either from using their muscles too much or not enough. Shannon is a graduate of the Heritage Institute. She is also our general manager, in charge of the behind-the-scenes activities that keep an independent massage center like ours running smoothly (and she is as good at that as she is at the massage therapy).

Sara Reynolds, LMT is not only an experienced massage therapist, she is a certified athletic trainer. Her experience working as an athletic trainer taught her new ways to look at injury and treatment, which she uses in her massage therapy. She is eager to use her skills to help people prevent and recover from injury—whether it’s from sports, play, or working in an office all day. Sara graduated from the Northern Virginia School of Therapeutic Massage and is a certified medical massage practitioner. She specializes in deep tissue therapies, including rotator cuff release, trigger point therapy, and sports massage. Sara fills in as needed, so watch the schedule for surprise appearances!

Kimberly’s baby is coming soon! She is out on maternity leave through the summer.

Kimberly Brady, LMT, is a graduate of the American Massage & Bodywork Institute, she has received training in Swedish, Sports Massage, and other therapeutic modalities. In addition to massage therapy, Kimberly has a B.S. in Exercise Science from Shenandoah University. This education, along with her experience as a collegiate athlete, has given her additional knowledge of how different muscle groups are associated with certain movements. She uses her combined training and experience to incorporate range-of-motion techniques into her massage and to provide more detailed treatment solutions to help her clients reach their desired results.

Since 2014, Jeanie Webb, LMT, has combined her compassion and therapeutic massage skills to provide a mindful and engaged massage experience that leaves her clients feeling amazing. Her warm personality and charming light southern accent  instantly put her clients at ease. Jeanie is a problem solver. So, whether doing deep tissue work or helping her client relax, she listens to the client and focuses on what they ask her to work on.

In addition to massage therapy, Jeanie is certified in CPR. She has been a Hospice volunteer for many years, providing emotional support and being a caring presence in the patient’s life. She has also taught English to refugees, helping their transition to their new life.

In Jeanie’s  own words:

Massage is my calling. I am interested in, and continue to learn about, not only the superficial physical healing that takes place, but also the deeper somatic experiences, the whole mind/body/spirit healing possible when releasing physical tension.

It is my intention to be fully present with each and every client, being mindful as I move through the massage and responding in the moment and  making adjustments as I go. Massage is a dynamic and live experience, you cannot provide quality massage using a canned/ cookie cutter method. Even the same client changes from session to session, how much more client to client. Each massage must be uniquely tailored for that individual’s specific needs.  

I believe it is our responsibility as therapists to help educate our clients so that not only may they experience more physical ease but also so that they may make more informed choices for themselves, enhancing their overall lifestyle. 

I have been told many times that I have the ability to put clients at ease whether they are new to massage, have concerns about pain, or have reservations for any reason. I have also been told I am very professional, and this is something I strive for. I am an effective listener/communicator and am genuinely interested in the well being of my clients. 

I think probably what I do best is what I describe as firm, slow, gentle deep tissue, easing into the layers, allowing the tissue time to release. It is very effective. I move very slow and intentionally, LISTENING and communicating as I go. Don’t let the word gentle be misleading, that is a key component for effective release. I have a loving, compassionate touch and am authentically present for each client.