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Our massage therapists
Carlie Bae
Pronouns: she/her
Carlie specializes in myofascial release, Thai massage, structural integration, pregnancy, and manual ligament therapy.
(License MA00022371)
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The seeds for Carlie’s passion for health were planted as a child growing up on a small farm in Fall City, Washington. No matter how many sports she tried, Carlie was never a natural athlete. She suffered from injury on the slopes, on the field, and in day to day activity. It was not until she found yoga that fitness became accessible. This was the key to unlocking a navigable path on her personal quest for balance in all parts of life.
She achieved a Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition from Bastyr University where she also discovered the wonder of physical medicine. In partnership with Bastyr she received her certification to practice massage from Brenneke School of Massage in 2005, and has continued to study different techniques ever since. Modalities she has studied and integrated into her practice include myofascial release, Thai massage, Lomi Lomi, pregnancy, therapeutic cupping, and manual ligament therapy.
She began sharing her approaches to yoga for health and fitness in private and group settings in 2012.
In her free time she loves to play with really heavy weights, snowboard, hike,garden, cook and spend time with her beautiful family and menagerie of urban farm animals.
Alissa Enzler
Pronouns: she/her
Alissa believes lasting wellness comes from treating the whole person. Blending therapeutic massage, Pilates, and holistic health, she helps clients move with greater ease while supporting recovery, resilience, and everyday well-being.
(License MA00023962)
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Alissa brings a thoughtful, whole-person approach to bodywork, blending therapeutic massage with her background in holistic health, Pilates, and her ongoing studies in acupuncture.
Her work is grounded in the understanding that everything in the body is connected. She uses massage to help reduce tension and discomfort, improve mobility, and support the body's ability to recover and adapt. Her knowledge of movement and acupuncture gives her a broad lens for understanding why something may be hurting—not just where it hurts.
Alissa's sessions are collaborative and tailored to the person on the table, whether you're managing persistent tension, recovering from an active lifestyle, or simply looking for space to slow down and reset.
Her goal is simple: help you feel better in your body and give that feeling a chance to last.
Jennifer Kantzer
Bix Brooks
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Bix is a Seattle-born trans & neurodivergent LMT who specializes in intuitive, trauma-informed bodywork, including myofascial release, injury treatment, breath work, deep relaxation, and affirming care for bigger bodies.
(License MA61661232)
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A Seattle-born trans & neurodivergent LMT, they offer intuitive bodywork with a focus on energy and breath. Their sessions blend myofascial release, trigger point therapy, injury treatment, head + shoulder work, deep relaxation, and specialized care for bigger bodies.
Their approach is intentional, healing, empowering, and rooted in collective care. With a trauma-informed, gender-affirming, and inclusive lens, they create a space where clients can feel supported, seen, and restored.
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Jennifer specializes in Tensegrity Medicine, Upledger CranioSacral Therapy, Trauma-Informed Care, Somatic Bodymind Integration, Neurofascial Release, and Oncology Massage.
(License MA00022452)
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Her practice differs from traditional massage therapy by examining and treating the whole person's adaptive patterns rather than isolated symptoms, utilizing innovative approaches rooted in the latest fascia research and neuropsychoimmunology. Through minimal input manual techniques, fascial range-of-motion testing, postural analysis, and movement re-education, Jennifer helps clients connect with their "felt sense" to reveal barriers of rigidity, restore tensional balance, and create awareness for modified behavior and movement, ultimately supporting the body's natural ability to self-organize around healthier patterns while honoring the profound bodymind connection.
“All of us have a mother in nature, and only she can lead us home.”
— Vinalanda