Stephanie Kutcher, LMT, CFST, Cupping

Stephanie Kutcher, raised in Ashland OR, has always been fascinated with human anatomy. She was introduced to bodywork at a young age and has held a passion for helping people ever since. 

She believes the body is very wise and knows how to heal itself, even if it needs a little help. Her intention is to facilitate healing using Fascial Stretch Therapy, Thai inspired bodywork, Cupping Therapy, Craniosacral, and Reiki. 

A session with Stephanie looks different for each client, but you can be prepared by drinking lots of water before the session and wearing athletic clothing (shorts, tee shirts, leggings, etc). She follows her intuition and often finds the place that hurts isn’t the place that needs attention. Finding the root of your pain is very important to her.

Ashley Jones, LMT, Cupping, Gua Sha

Ashley has always been passionate about helping those around her in their journey to optimal health and wellness. As an athlete at a young age, she understand the aches and pains that come with competing at a high level. She believes living an active life style and receiving bodywork can improve your way of life and reach your true potential. She has worked with a wide range of clientele from sports injuries to auto accidents, and also clients seeking maintenance bodywork to prevent further injury. Ashley combines a Sports Therapeutic Massage with Cupping and Gua Sha that is adapted to each clients specific needs.

William Wooten, LMT

William Wooten (Billy) earned his massage license from East West College of Healing Arts in Portland in 2018, where his studies included Tui Na, structural bodywork and kinesiology. He specializes in pain resolution and injury recovery massage and has experience working with clientele of all activity levels and ages.

He is highly intuitive and thorough with his bodywork, with specialties in therapeutic deep tissue, fascial release, sports massage, structural body reading, trigger point therapy and muscle energy techniques.

In addition to working as a massage therapist, he has built tiny homes and other structures to help Portland’s homeless population and helped open a halfway house for recovering alcoholics and addicts.

Carissa Clark, LMT, CFST

Carissa has been practicing bodywork for over 25 years. She has a whole-body intuitive approach, which is complemented by her training in Reiki, Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST), yoga, and other movement modalities. Her focus is on each person as a whole, letting the body and breath guide each session. Carissa’s journey has come full-circle, as she was first a client at Performance Bodywork a few years ago. 

 

Carissa teaches multiple movement classes ranging from Ballroom, Latin, and Country dancing, to rock climbing, LifeStretch, Rhino Boot Camp workouts, Animal Flow, and FloatFit. She is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT200) and practices Sculpt, Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, and Restorative yoga.