Megan graduated from the Institute of Therapeutic Massage and Movement in 2003. After graduating from massage school, Megan worked in the spa atmosphere for two years before finding her true passion for massage was in the chiropractic field. Megan specializes in stress management, deep tissue, medical massage, and site-specific injury.  Having worked in the spa atmosphere as well as the medical field, Megan’s massage is a healthy, balanced blend of deep pressure and relaxation. Megan also offers trigger point therapy, myofascial, prenatal, and cupping, among many other modalities. Megan is also certified as a chiropractic therapy assistant and a yoga instructor.  Megan is nationally certified through NCBTMB and licensed in the state of Tennessee.

When not working, Megan enjoys being outdoors, exercising, travel, having fun and living life to the fullest with family and friends.

Amy became interested in massage therapy while working as an office assistant for a local energy efficiency company, utilizing her B.S. in Small Business Management. Her work hours were spent in front of a computer, which led to chronic headaches and an all-around stiffness. After deciding that a desk job wasn't for her, Amy enrolled at Southeastern Institute in Nashville, and graduated from their massage therapy program in 2011.

Amy's modalities currently include Swedish, deep tissue, myofascial release, trigger point, and prenatal massage. Her sessions are adaptable according to the needs of the client, and she values both stress relief and pain relief. She is licensed in the state of Tennessee and is a member of the American Massage Therapy Association.

When she is not doing massage, Amy enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, family, and friends. She loves being outdoors, going to Predators hockey games, concerts, eating, and playing the piano. She is also a freelance piano teacher at a local elementary school. 

Beth's interest in massage therapy began in 2005 while studying Sports Medicine at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU). She became in tune to the body awareness and recognized massage therapy as a necessity for injury prevention and recovery treatment.  Beth received her training and graduated from Mind Body Institute (MBI) in 2010 at the top of her class. She is also a member of the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA). She began her massage therapy career in Nashville where she offers a wonderful combination of therapeutic and treatment massage to restore function and movement throughout the body.  Beth is fluent in Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Therapy, Swedish Massage, and Sports Massage. She believes in the body's ability to heal itself and that massage therapy is one of the many paths to restoring health and wholeness to the body.  Beth is extremely passionate about the work she does and tailors each session to her clients' individual needs.

Outside of massage therapy, Beth enjoys staying active, Notre Dame sports, dancing, camping, being outdoors, and most importantly, being with her friends and family.

Carla was first drawn to the world of massage therapy as a form of self-care while pursuing her degree in Interior Design at Savannah College of Art and Design. After many years working as a commercial interior designer, the stress and hours living at a desk had begun to take a toll mentally, emotionally, and physically. She ultimately came to realize that her true passion and calling was through helping others find their own path and tools for wellness, recovery, and self-awareness. She took a leap and left the corporate world to pursue an education at Mind Body Institute and graduated at the top of her class in the fall of 2019. 

Carla believes massage therapy is an invaluable part of one’s journey towards the pursuit of physical, mental, and emotional health and wellness. She believes that no one path is the same for everyone and that we are all capable of transformation. She offers myofascial release, trigger point therapy, cupping, Swedish, and prenatal massage. She caters sessions to help pursue your goals and is dedicated to providing a safe, supported, therapeutic environment as she works with you through your needs. 

Chip found himself called to the therapy field in order to help others work through injuries and live without pain. He completed his massage training in 2003 at Natural Health Institute in Nashville. After suffering a shoulder injury that required surgery in 2013, Chip returned to school and earned his Associate of Applied Science as a Physical Therapist Assistant. He has vast experience with a wide variety of orthopedic injuries and also completed training to earn certification as a Medical Massage Practitioner in 2018. 

Following a 2 year stint working solely as a PTA and seeing the compromise required working in the corporate world, Chip has returned to his true passion of massage where he can fully focus on quality patient care. He is proficient in Swedish massage, Deep Tissue and Trigger point therapy, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Manipulation, Myofascial release and injury specific treatment. Chip prefers to incorporate techniques from multiple modalities in order to customize each massage to the client's specific needs. In his personal time, Chip enjoys bodybuilding, hiking, cooking, Tennessee Vols and Titans football, and spending time with his animals and his lovely wife, Amy.

Amy’s interest in Massage Therapy started in 2003, in Tampa, FL.

Amy specializes in deep tissue, Swedish, cupping, hot stone, and sports massage.  Amy has worked in the spa atmosphere as well as the medical and sports field. Amy prefers to incorporate techniques from multiple modalities in order to customize each massage to the client's specific needs.

She is licensed in the state of TN and a member of TMTA.

Outside of massage, Amy enjoys billiards, being outdoors, volunteering, and enjoying time with her family, friends, and animals.

A foot reflexology session in 1985 inspired Kathy’s interest and dedication to holistic health, and she graduated in 1991 from the American Academy of Reflexology having studied with Bill Flocco, a world renowned instructor. Certified as a massage therapist in 1995 from Santa Monica School of Massage and as an acupressure practitioner in 2005  from Touch Therapy School of Massage (now NHI), she brings an intuitive clarity to her integrated bodywork.  She has been a lead chair massage therapist  and reflexologist at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles for over 12 years and has received training in  myofascial release  from the John Barnes Institute.

Aliyah is a Licensed Massage Therapist and recent graduate from the Mind Body Institute. She specializes in correcting imbalances with posture, alignment, and muscle tension through myofascial release and acupressure. She is especially skilled at head, neck, and shoulder work and takes a slow, rhythmic, and gentle approach to work deeper into the muscle layers. Her goal in her sessions is to dissolve muscle tension, induce deep relaxation, and facilitate healing that restores balance to the body and mind.

Natalie is a highly skilled and dedicated massage therapist with a passion for healing. Since obtaining her certification as a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) she has been committed to providing exceptional care to her clients. In addition to her expertise in massage therapy, Natalie is also a certified yoga instructor, having obtained her certification in 2014.

With a diverse range of techniques under her belt, including cupping, cranial sacral, lymphatic, stretching, prenatal, and deep tissue massage, Natalie is well-equipped to address a variety of physical concerns.

With Natalie as your massage therapist, you can expect a personalized and transformative experience. Her expertise, combined with her empathetic nature, creates a therapeutic environment where healing and relaxation flourish. Whether you are seeking relief from chronic pain, stress reduction, or simply a moment of tranquility, Natalie is dedicated to helping you achieve your wellness goals.