Multnomah Village

Tami graduated from East West College of the Healing Arts in 2018, and with a deep passion for helping others understand the human body, she later returned to the school in 2022 to teach kinesiology. Her massage style blends Swedish, deep tissue and myofascial release techniques to help create space and ease tension and pain in both the body and mind. 

She is currently a student at PCC taking prerequisite courses for the radiography program. When she’s not working or studying, you’re likely to find her with her nose in a book (or kindle in hand), or out for a long aimless walk with her two precious rescue dogs, Albert and Max. 

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!

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.

A long-standing resident of Multnomah Village, Melissa is a compassionate massage therapist with a journey rooted in personal healing. Her path to therapeutic massage began after experiencing a serious back injury in her early twenties. Following a traditional medical treatment plan of pain medication, rest, and physical therapy, Melissa continued to experience intense pain and limited mobility for many years. Seven years after her accident and the birth of her two sons, she sought out chiropractic and massage treatment to help alleviate the pain. This decision transformed her life. After three years of therapy, she regained her ability to move freely, lift her kids, and felt physically, mentally, and emotionally renewed. This inspired her to help others find healing through massage.

Melissa grew up in several states, but she considers Montana her home. She holds a BA in English Literature from Oregon State University and has had a diverse career, including working in IT at the Harvard Business School, teaching music to K-8 students, and working as a caregiver while attending massage school.

With a background in oncology, hospice, and therapeutic massage, Melissa brings a wealth of experience to her practice. She tailors each session using modalities such as myofascial release, deep tissue, trigger point therapy, PIR stretching, Swedish, Shiatsu, acupressure, and lymphatic drainage. Her approach is deeply compassionate and focused on truly listening to her clients’ needs and stories, creating a safe and healing space.

Outside of work, Melissa enjoys the tranquility of nature, spending time hiking and sailing on the Columbia River with her partner, family, and friends. She also enjoys painting, music, and experiencing the vibrant and welcoming Multnomah Village community.

Joining the team at Hosmer Chiropractic, Melissa is excited to return to therapeutic massage, where she thrives on seeing people become healthy and whole again.

David has been practicing Bodywork since 2013 and is very passionate about prioritizing optimal care for people. His work is adaptable from deep to light pressure and focused on treatment-oriented work. With a strong deep tissue background, he also incorporates movement and occasionally uses different tools as needed to create unique sessions for each person.

Born in Seattle and raised in the Portland-Vancouver metro area, Devora Lepp has always felt a deep connection to the natural world. The daughter of a horticulture teacher, she grew up exploring forests and learning to identify plants — a foundation that continues to influence her holistic view of wellness and healing today. She later studied Community Development and Art at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington.

After graduating, Devora pursued her long-standing passion for working with her hands by attending the Body Mechanics School of Myotherapy and Massage. There, she trained under a curriculum known for its emphasis on clinical techniques and injury treatment. Over the past decade, she has worked throughout the Pacific Northwest in both spa and integrative health environments, blending deep tissue, myofascial, sports, mana lomi (traditional Hawaiian), prenatal, and postpartum techniques.

Drawing on her lived experience balancing motherhood, career, and life transitions, Devora brings a grounded empathy to her work — particularly when supporting new mothers, individuals recovering from injury, or those managing chronic pain and stress. She has a special interest in neck and jaw work, migraines, TMJ disorders, and the mind-body connection that underlies chronic tension.

Outside the treatment room, Devora loves spending time with her daughter, hiking, camping, and painting.

Vlad is a skilled massage therapist dedicated to providing harmoniously blended sessions that promote relaxation and healing. Combining the soothing techniques of Swedish and Ayurvedic massage with the targeted therapies of deep tissue, myofascial release, neuromuscular therapy, and cupping, Vlad tailors each treatment to address individual needs.

His goal is to enhance your overall well-being by alleviating pain, reducing stress, and preventing injuries. Through personalized care and education, Vlad strives to empower clients to live healthier, more fulfilling lives.

As a committed professional, he continually seeks to expand his knowledge and skills to provide the highest quality of care. Beyond his therapeutic practice, Vlad remains an avid adventurer, finding solace in the tranquility of nature and the thrill of outdoor exploration.

Kristen is a graduate of East-West College of the Healing Arts, and a Licensed Massage Therapist. She is an East Coast transplant, and loves being a part of the Portland community! Kristen specializes in trauma informed care, with a medical/therapeutic style. As an Army veteran, she is experienced in working with people coping with trauma, PTSD and anxiety. Her goal is to make everyone feel like they are the most important person in the world while they are on her table! She uses multiple techniques to bring about physical healing in the musculature, from gentle work to deep tissue release. Kristen believes that good communication is the foundation for successful healing, and works closely with clients to discover the source of any pain or discomfort. Massage has given her a way to help others cope with their experiences in a safe, inclusive, understanding environment.

When Kristen isn’t working or thinking about massage, she spends her time with family and friends. She loves to hike in the surrounding areas, visit the ocean, and travel any chance she can. She has three amazing (adult) children, and is blessed to have the two youngest living with her, who are also trans adults. So Kristen is personally familiar with many of the challenges the trans community faces, and considers herself an ally. Most of all, she feels that massage is her calling, and loves having the best job in the world!

Tessa has been a Licensed Massage Therapist since 2011 and expert in helping people reconnect with their bodies. She specializes in Somatic Re-education Therapy, guiding clients to release deep-seated tension and feel more balanced from the inside out.

Her sessions combine techniques like:

• Deep Tissue
• Trigger Point Therapy
• PNF & Unwinding
• Prenatal & Postnatal Support
• Injury Recovery

Tessa’s approach is intuitive, personalized, and focused on helping you move, feel, and live better. Whether you’re navigating an injury, motherhood, or just everyday stress—she’s here to help you feel at home in your body again.

Heather Schultz has been practicing massage therapy since 2011, bringing over a decade of experience and a deeply compassionate approach to her work. She began her training at the Texas Healing Arts Institute in Austin, Texas, where she cultivated a strong foundation in therapeutic touch and body awareness. For five years, Heather honed her skills in the spa industry, developing a refined sense of how to combine relaxation and clinical techniques to create lasting results for her clients.

In 2016, Heather relocated to Portland, Oregon, where she continued her education at the Oregon School of Massage and earned her Oregon licensure. Her integrative style reflects the many modalities she has studied throughout her career, including myofascial release, deep tissue, Swedish, trigger point therapy, Esalen-style bodywork, and lymphatic drainage. Each session is customized to the individual, blending these techniques to address both structural imbalances and the body’s need for rest and recovery.

Heather’s personal journey with injury and chronic health challenges has shaped her philosophy as a massage therapist. With a firsthand understanding of how pain can impact daily life, she is dedicated to helping others find relief, restore balance, and reconnect with their bodies. Her sessions emphasize presence, patience, and healing through mindful touch — qualities that have become the heart of her practice.

In her free time, you’ll probably find Heather crafting, cooking, enjoying disc golf, or playing with her little dog, Colette.