Devora Lepp (She/Her)

Born in Seattle and raised in the Portland-Vancouver metro area, Devora 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.