Backs on Burnside

Whether you’re new to massage or been seeing one for a long time I alway encourage open communication and prioritize fostering a safe and comfortable space for all. I tend to incorporate a variety of techniques in each session to best suit the patients preferences and treatment goals. including but not limited to Swedish, deep tissue, cupping/vacuum therapy, myofascial release, PNF stretching and trigger point therapy. Addressing the body as a whole unit working together allows my clients to get the most out of their sessions and address the underlaying issues at hand as well as focus on the area that is feeling the most discomfort. Outside of the treatment rooms I am a compassionate nanny, and lifelong animal lover with two kitties and a rescue pup that I absolutely adore!

Haley Greenstein graduated in 2016 from East West College of the Healing Arts. She holds a Bachelor of Science from Skidmore College in upstate New York and completed her Master of Social Work at Portland State University in 2024. Additionally, she received her 200-hour yoga teaching certification from YogaWorks in NYC and is trained in trauma-informed care and trauma-specific services.

Haley‘s practice is informed by the bidirectional body-mind relationship and blends myofascial, deep tissue, structural, Swedish, stretching, and craniosacral techniques. She works with a detailed knowledge of anatomy and body systems, and has experience addressing chronic pain, injury, and mental health. Sessions are tailored to the unique needs of each patient, with the intention of bringing balance, awareness, and ease.

Outside of work, Haley enjoys reading, cooking, and spending time in nature with her spouse and dog.

Beth is a graduate of East West College of the Healing Arts. With a B.S. in Kinesiology and 4 years experience working in a physical therapy clinic, she gravitates to modalities such as neuromuscular, deep tissue, and Swedish massage. She is driven by her curiosity of how the body works and inspired by human connection. When she’s not relaxing muscles, you can find Beth playing with her cats named Turtle and Chicken or hosting a game night with her wife and friends.

Celeste has been practicing massage therapy since 2005 and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology from The University of North Texas. In 2009, she completed both a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training and a 500-hour Yoga Therapy Program.

Celeste’s massage approach emphasizes structural alignment, supported by her detailed knowledge of mind-body systems and anatomy. She is experienced in addressing chronic pain, injuries, and trauma. Her specialties include myofascial release, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) and Muscle Energy Technique (MET), non-aggressive deep tissue techniques, TMJ and pelvic floor protocols, trauma-Informed care. Celeste listens deeply and collaborates with your body’s innate healing intelligence to transition you from pain to comfort. So, tell your muscles Celeste says ‘Hi’.

David Wayne Runestrand grew up in Happy Valley, Oregon, and has lived there most of his life. Recognized for his natural talent in massage therapy, he pursued formal training and became a Licensed Massage Therapist after the first year of COVID-19, when he had the time and resources to invest in his education. He specializes in a blend of deep tissue and myofascial techniques, focusing on helping clients find relief from pain and stress.

A self-described “neurospicy nerd,” David Wayne enjoys a variety of hobbies. His recent interests include HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts), brewing his own mead, crafting chainmail, 3D sculpting, and co-hosting a Dungeons & Dragons podcast with friends.

Five years ago, he lost half of his tongue to cancer, which has left him with a speech impediment. He believes in open communication and always encourages his clients to ask for clarification if needed. His approach to massage therapy is both compassionate and adaptive, dedicated to providing comfort and relief through personalized care.

Jillian McNally hails from the picturesque state of Maine and moved to California in 2010 to pursue higher education. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Redlands in 2014. After a brief interlude, Jillian completed a rigorous 900-hour massage therapy program at the National Holistic Institute in Santa Ana in 2017.

Since launching her massage career, Jillian has skillfully combined her background in psychology with massage therapy to alleviate pain, restore mobility, and enhance physical comfort for her clients. She is dedicated to fostering a deeper connection between clients and their minds and bodies.

Jillian’s practice is marked by a blended approach, incorporating techniques from various modalities to achieve optimal results. For example, she combines the soothing flow of Swedish massage with the targeted pressure of deep tissue techniques to enhance muscle relaxation, improve circulation, and provide effective tension relief.

Passionate about promoting wellness, Jillian is committed to supporting her clients on their journey toward healthier physical habits and overall well-being.