Kathryn Lindberg

I have been a practicing massage therapist since 2011. I began career being most enthusiasitic about deep tissue. In my early years, I was a woman on a mission and I hated when muscles would try to run away from me. I have always taken pride in being detail oriented in how I work but at a pace that is calm and steady. I often describe my approach, as a massage therapist, as zen meets therapy. You'll get the muscle relief that you're asking for, but you'll also be able to rest and recollect some energy.

In 2016, my concentration shifted. I took an Oncology course for my continuing education and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. Learning how to apply a light touch technique has been one of the most challenging techniques to adapt to. I loved the challenge of the lesson but I was also awakened to how profound a nurturing touch can be in a massage. I went on to complement my oncology training with manual lymphatic drainage. Building on to that, I learned how to appropriately apply lymphatic drainage for breast health.

After lymphatic drainage, I challenged myself further by studying CranioSacral therapy. This has been my most favorite modality to learn. It's not limited to massage therapists which I find beautiful. This is the lightest touch technique I have ever learned in all my years as a massage therapist. This is a modality to experience in order to understand. It's a modality that is a different experience for each session for each individual.