Oregon City

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!

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• PacificSource
• Regence BlueCross BlueShield

Amy has lived in Clackamas County her entire life. Her mother’s career as a massage therapist was an inspiration for her own path in the field, and she is grateful for the knowledge and skills her mother passed down to her. Continuing in a family tradition of healing and wellness, Amy graduated from the Oregon School of Massage in 1999. Since then, she has been working at chiropractor clinics, helping patients recover more quickly from pain, injuries, or tightness. She loves feeling tight muscles melt under her hands. Amy specializes in Swedish massage, deep tissue, cupping, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and three boys, gardening, paddleboarding, and being outdoors.

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• PacificSource
• Regence BlueCross BlueShield

Maddie graduated from East West College of the Healing Arts after earning her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Eastern Oregon University (EOU). During her time at EOU, she captained the Women’s Soccer Team — an experience that sparked her deep interest in injury rehabilitation and the body’s natural capacity to heal. Her background in collegiate athletics and movement continues to influence her work today.

Maddie’s practice centers on musculoskeletal support, pain relief, and helping clients feel more connected to their bodies. Her sessions are shaped by intuitive care and active listening, allowing her to tailor each treatment to how a client is feeling that day. She emphasizes nervous system regulation and fascial release as foundational elements, creating the conditions for the body to settle before moving into deeper therapeutic work. In her final term at East West, she completed electives focused on structural deep tissue, Tui Na, and elements of Craniosacral Therapy. Post-graduation, Maddie joined Soma Discovery’s group practice in Oregon City and continues to deepen her work in structural deep tissue, somatic awareness, and movement education.

Outside the treatment room, Maddie works for a local tree company and enjoys learning about Portland’s urban canopy. She also tends to a small flower garden of her own and spends much of her free time outdoors: camping, hiking, swimming, soaking in hot springs, and exploring with her puppy, Poppy.

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.

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• PacificSource

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.