Jeoffrey has been a licensed massage therapist since 2011. He graduated from Lakeside school of massage therapy. He has studied with many different martial art masters from African, Burmese, Native American, and Asian shamans throughout his life. Along with some sports therapy training, he is a gifted and intuitive bodyworker. These masters have given Jeoffrey techniques and tools both ancient and modern, allowing harmony in your body.

Doing his Nero tendon work, his evidence-based therapy training (E.B.T) focuses on the tendons, ligaments, and nerves in the body to help increase form, function, and circulation in the body. We will access and process both the physical and emotional attachments to your discomforts. Moving through the body this way at the end of the session you will feel lighter, happier, move easier and you will experience in real-time what it means to feel better.

Utilizing such tools as the Erchonia Percussor, bamboo sticks, stones, bamboo, and wire hitters all to facilitate increased range of motion with no pain and better circulation in the body. His seriously playful, knowledgeable, optimistic, and happy personality delivers a feeling good in your body experience like no other. You will be a better person from the experience and the world will be a better place because of you.

You can count on Jeoffrey to help you remember how awesome it is to feel better.

Swedish: (Classic western style) the most common massage treatment in the United States today, is typically performed with the client nude (Optional/or undressed to your level of comfort.) under a sheet. The therapist is trained in proper draping techniques so that only the area being worked on is exposed, leaving the rest of the body properly covered.

Shiatsu: (Eastern Style) this style is performed with finger pressure through the client’s clothing. No oils or creams are used. The elbow and forearm can be utilized as needed.

Sports therapy: When considered necessary, sports specific work light oils are used with style goal is to get you full range of motion/function with no pain.

Trigger Point therapy: A trigger point is an area of hyperirritability: the pain that arises in a trigger point is also felt at a distance (referral pattern) Sensory and motor phenomena, such as pain, tenderness, spasm, numbness, and tingling are felt at the referral area. These points are painful to the touch and are associated with dysfunctional neurological reflex arcs. Deactivating these trigger points by active stretching and direct pressure reduces the pain and improves the function of the areas involved.

Letha Yoga: Means partner-assisted yoga, this is joint mobilization and structural reeducation that focuses on major joints: jaw, neck, spine, shoulders, elbows wrist and fingers, hips, knees, ankles and toes. Letha yoga stretches large and small muscle, removes wastes and lubricates the joints, provides circulation, regulates flow of energy, and releases emotional stress. *Letha Yoga is not massage however some of the techniques may be similar to Indian, Chinese, Tibetan and Thai massage

Jeoffrey has been a licensed massage therapist since 2011. He graduated from Lakeside school of massage therapy. He has studied with many different martial art masters from African, Burmese, Native American, and Asian shamans throughout his life. Along with some sports therapy training, he is a gifted and intuitive bodyworker. These masters have given Jeoffrey techniques and tools both ancient and modern, allowing harmony in your body.

Doing his Nero tendon work, his evidence-based therapy training (E.B.T) focuses on the tendons, ligaments, and nerves in the body to help increase form, function, and circulation in the body. We will access and process both the physical and emotional attachments to your discomforts. Moving through the body this way at the end of the session you will feel lighter, happier, move easier and you will experience in real-time what it means to feel better.

Utilizing such tools as the Erchonia Percussor, bamboo sticks, stones, bamboo, and wire hitters all to facilitate increased range of motion with no pain and better circulation in the body. His seriously playful, knowledgeable, optimistic, and happy personality delivers a feeling good in your body experience like no other. You will be a better person from the experience and the world will be a better place because of you.

You can count on Jeoffrey to help you remember how awesome it is to feel better.

Swedish: (Classic western style) the most common massage treatment in the United States today, is typically performed with the client nude (Optional/or undressed to your level of comfort.) under a sheet. The therapist is trained in proper draping techniques so that only the area being worked on is exposed, leaving the rest of the body properly covered.

Shiatsu: (Eastern Style) this style is performed with finger pressure through the client’s clothing. No oils or creams are used. The elbow and forearm can be utilized as needed.

Sports therapy: When considered necessary, sports specific work light oils are used with style goal is to get you full range of motion/function with no pain.

Trigger Point therapy: A trigger point is an area of hyperirritability: the pain that arises in a trigger point is also felt at a distance (referral pattern) Sensory and motor phenomena, such as pain, tenderness, spasm, numbness, and tingling are felt at the referral area. These points are painful to the touch and are associated with dysfunctional neurological reflex arcs. Deactivating these trigger points by active stretching and direct pressure reduces the pain and improves the function of the areas involved.

Letha Yoga: Means partner-assisted yoga, this is joint mobilization and structural reeducation that focuses on major joints: jaw, neck, spine, shoulders, elbows wrist and fingers, hips, knees, ankles and toes. Letha yoga stretches large and small muscle, removes wastes and lubricates the joints, provides circulation, regulates flow of energy, and releases emotional stress. *Letha Yoga is not massage however some of the techniques may be similar to Indian, Chinese, Tibetan and Thai massage