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You can be assured that each one brings to the table a large body of knowledge, a passion for their work, and exceptional professional qualifications. She offers a more clinical approach to bodywork, taking the time to assess her clients before each session to ensure that their needs and expectations are fully met. Although Kayla is trained in multiple therapeutic modalities, she specializes in the treatment of chronic pain and myofascial dysfunction.
She also has training in injury prevention and rehabilitation, and she offers lymphatic facilitation for both pre- and post-operative injuries. Her goal as a therapist is not only to help people find relief from their chronic pain and daily restrictions, but to promote a greater sense of well-being. Laura Craig has been practicing massage therapy for nearly 20 years.
She has worked in Nevada, Hawaii, and her home state of California. Her specialties include Deep Tissue and Oncology Massage with a focus on therapeutic quality bodywork tailored to give each individual client exactly what they need. She has continued her education through the medical assisting program at Cabrillo college, where she recently graduated. She combines her passion for healing and knowledge of the human body to create a session where the client will feel peaceful, respected, and come away renewed and restored.
When the shift started, I already had a job I loved as an assistant discharge planner at a medical facility in Chico, Ca and I thought I would be there forever. It just so happened that I also loved to work out knots and ease tension in the necks and shoulders of the overworked nurses who worked on my unit. It got to be a habit that they would stop by my office on their breaks to get a little relief.
