Our Dream team

I have lived up here since 2010 and I try to explore all parts of Alaska whenever possible. In the summertime, I LOVE to kayak, hike, and explore Alaska by road trips. In the wintertime, I LOVE to leave Alaska....just kidding. My dog absolutely loves it when it snows, so I love to take him on walks in the winter because we both enjoy the cold and the beauty of Alaskan winters. I always get asked what made me become a massage therapist. When I was six years old I was in a horrible car accident with my mother and brother. My mother almost died and ended up needing 26 surgeries. She had to learn how to walk again after the steering wheel crushed both her femurs. I grew up seeing my mother struggle through unimaginable pain and the stress that comes with it. If anyone needed a massage to relieve pain and stress and improve their quality of life it was her. I decided to tour a massage school and signed up for classes that same day. I worked two jobs to pay my way through massage school.

Sabrina is a 2015 graduate of a 500-hour massage therapy program at Holistic Life Institute. In Sabrina's spare time, she enjoys the adventures of being outdoors. Her favorite thing to do is work out at the gym. She also enjoys hiking and camping along with spending quality time with family, and friends. She knows many different modalities that massage has to offer, but she is passionate about helping others create a healthy balance in clients' lives either by relieving any pain, stress, or to simply obtain a relaxation massage. Through Sabrina's education, she has found her niche in Myofascial scraping (gua sha), therapeutic treatments along with many techniques to create more range of motion in joints; however, she likes prenatal, relaxation and hot stones. Sabrina knows from personal experience of just how beneficial massages can be. She herself suffers from chronic injuries, and therefore knows how great it feels to be relieved of pain and discomfort.

Kayleigh traveled all the way from the Seattle area where she studied the very unique field of equine massage therapy at the Northwest School of Animal Massage. She may be the only equine massage therapist in the state of Alaska and is highly sought after. Kayleigh graduated from Cortiva Institute in Washington state in 2017 and has been an LMT (Licensed Massage Therapist) for 5 years. She has always had an interest in human and animal physiology, kinesiology, and caring for others. She strives to create a safe, relaxing session while helping to treat clients' issues of concern, but still provides a spa-like experience. She is also excited to help our large animal companions in the valley.

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Jenn graduated from Myotheraphy College of Utah and became a licensed massage therapist in Alaska in 2018.  After working at a chiropractic clinic in Fairbanks for four years she has recently relocated to Palmer.  Using various massage techniques such as Swedish, Deep Tissue, Thai and Myofascial Release,  she seeks to create an individualized approach for each client based on their personal therapy needs and goals.  Jenn believes she has the best job in the world and finds her greatest satisfactions in helping those in chronic pain find relief and improving injury function.  When she is not working she loves camping, hiking, reading, baking and just exploring our amazing state with her husband, kids and dogs.

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