In-Balance Therapeutics & Bodywork LLC

10/13/2026

10/12/2026

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08/27/2026

In-Balance Therapeutics & Bodywork was recognized as the Best Massage Therapist in Oregon City for 2026, Based on Google reviews!

A big thank you to everyone who has taken the time to leave a review and support my business over the years. I really appreciate you.

07/02/2026

What do you think is the most important quality in a massage therapist?

For me, it comes down to three things: listening, skill, and genuine care.

A therapist can know every muscle in the body, but if they don't listen to what you're experiencing or adapt the session to your specific needs, they're missing the mark. Every person who walks through my door has different goals, and every massage should reflect that.

My goal has always been to provide thoughtful, results-driven massage. That starts with listening, understanding what's contributing to the problem, and tailoring every session to help you move and feel better.

I'm now scheduling appointments for August. If you've been putting off dealing with that nagging pain, limited mobility, or persistent tension, now is a great time to get on the schedule before appointments fill up.

You can book online anytime at www.inbalancetherapeutics.com.

04/28/2026

60 or 90 minute massage availability May 6th & 7th.
www.inbalancetherapeutics.com

Successfully summited Mt.Hood 4/25/26
We started at 1AM at Timberline Lodge and were on the summit by 7AM. The forecast for the day was -13F with a -22F wind-chill. It was so cold all of my water and sunscreen froze solid. This has been on my bucket list for a long time. It was truly surreal living out this dream.

03/23/2026

How often should you get a massage?

The answer is different for everybody. The biggest factors are usually how physical your job is, how active you are, and how much time you spend being sedentary.

For me, I have a very physical job and I’m also really active in my free time. I’ve found that getting a massage every 2–3 weeks helps prevent regular aches and pains from building up.

My goal as a massage therapist is to help you figure out how far apart we can space your appointments while still keeping you feeling your best — so you never get to the point of thinking, “Oh my gosh, my massage is still 2 weeks away!”

Staying active is important to me, and regular massage is one of the ways I keep my body feeling capable of doing the things I love.



Pictures from Mount Saint Helens summit attempt 3/21/26

03/18/2026

Review #117
Therapeutic deep tissue massage isn’t about brute force.
When applied correctly, it’s targeted, effective… and relaxing enough to fall asleep.

03/02/2026

Only a few massage appointments remain available this week.
Schedule online www.inbalancetherapeutics or call 971-409-0928

Got lucky this weekend and scored a last minute fire lookout reservation on the southeast side of Mt. Hood. I was able to drive part of the way before snowshoeing the final 5.5 miles and 1,700 feet of elevation gain.

02/20/2026

If you carry stress in your neck and shoulders, are dealing with chronic pain, or have restricted range of motion, targeted therapeutic massage can help address the root cause.

I specialize in medical grade treatment focused on measurable improvement, including motor vehicle accident recovery. Backed by 116 five star Google reviews.

Schedule online at www.inbalancetherapeutics.com
or call 971-409-0928
LMT # 25056

02/18/2026

Sunday I attempted to climb Mount Hood with some friends.

Alarm at 1:00am. Forecast was -11 degrees, 20 mph winds, and a wind chill near -22. Snow was supposed to clear by 7:30am. The wind stopped. The snow stopped. Visibility never showed up. Total whiteout.

No summit this time.

Staying physically active isn’t about looking fit. It’s about being capable. It’s about saying yes to big experiences and knowing your body can handle it.

Training matters. Recovery matters. For me, regular massage is a big part of that recovery. It keeps me moving well, helps prevent small issues from becoming bigger ones, and allows me to keep saying yes to challenges like this.

I’ll be back.