Adrianne Ansley came to the practice of massage through her experience as a dancer, having sustained injuries that were treated and rehabilitated with massage therapy. Adrianne holds a BFA in Dance from FL State University and an Associate’s Degree in Massage Therapy from the Pacific College of Health and Science. While at Pacific College, Adrianne completed her internship at Womankind, a local non-profit organization that serves survivors of gender-based violence. Under Kiera Nagle’s supervision, Adrianne provided trauma-informed massage care to her clients, while developing trust and creating patient-centered treatment plans. 

Adrianne’s bodywork integrates a blend of Eastern and Western massage traditions, and she specializes in myofascial release. She has completed MaMassage® pre & postnatal massage training and continues to work with her mentor. 

Adrianne has over a dozen years of experience as a professional dancer and teacher. Her dance work has afforded her a movement-based vocabulary and comprehension of kinesiology, which dovetails with her massage training. 

Care and consideration are the foundations of each of Adrianne’s professional relationships. Adrianne’s experience in administrative and healthcare environments has helped foster her exceptional communication skills. Leading with kindness and an open mind when meeting new patients, Adrianne’s intention is that in every massage therapy session, she and the patient work together to facilitate a self-healing journey toward empowerment.

Jessa Zinn is a Structural Integrator in the Rolf Method. She began her studies in 2001 under the guidance of Advanced Certified Rolfer, Marcelo Countinho and did her certification at the Guild for Structural Integration in Boulder, Colorado.

Since 2002 Jessa has been studying anatomy, muscle harmony and postural assessment with neuro-muscular movement specialist Irene Dowd. Her understanding of the body has been profoundly informed by her cadaver studies. Additionally, Jessa has been teaching yoga since 2000 with a specific focus on its therapeutic application. Having a keen knowledge of biomechanics and a movement background greatly informs and guides her Structural Integration practice.

Her interest in understanding how the body relates to gravity and moves through space, shaped by physicality and psyche, has inspired her to deepen her studies with trainings in cranial-sacral therapy, pilates, and visceral-manipulation.

She works with clients of all ages who seek out Structural Integration for a wide variety of concerns from chronic pain, who want to improve athletic performance and also those interested in going through the traditional 10-series in the Rolf Method as a tool for personal growth.