By sierra on Oct 24, 2007 in Massage, Seattle Events, Featured | 0 Comments
I learned last week that the makers of QuickBooks are launching a new software program designed to help out us entrepreneurs. To get the product going full steam ahead, Intuit has designed a contest where the winner will receive $50,000 worth of startup resources. Checkout Barry Hurd’s post on the conference, he’s a […]
By sierra on Oct 22, 2007 in healthly living, stress, Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release, Massage | 0 Comments
I have had many conversations with bodyworkers and normal people alike on the subject of a good deep tissue LMP. The conversation is the same: a good deep tissue massage therapist is hard to find.
I have the good heart to be humble most of the time but I must toot my horn on […]
By sierra on Oct 18, 2007 in healthly living, stress, Massage | 0 Comments
I had a car accident on the 1st of July. It took about 2-3 months for the pain to be really bad. So now, I have to share, that I am in pain because of that accident.
I can clearly see the fault in my thinking that my accident was “not that bad” even though I […]
By sierra on Oct 17, 2007 in healthly living, stress, Business Insights, Massage | 0 Comments
Connecting with others can be challenging in and of itself. Connecting with others with an agenda in mind (hopefully detached from outcome) is just downright scary for a lot of people.
In the world of health care there are many different people that could be taking care of one person for the ultimately fully rounded […]
By sierra on Oct 16, 2007 in healthly living, stress, Deep Tissue, Massage | 0 Comments
I have seen many people with car accidents in their history come to my massage table. A common issue is the pain and how it just seems to stay for so long. I cannot tell you how many times I have heard a client say to me “When is this pain going to go away? […]
By sierra on Oct 3, 2007 in Business Insights, Massage | 0 Comments
Might it be unprofessional of me to elaborate on my most recent personal processes and realizations in my business life?
Does it matter to my audience what I feel and for what reasons?
…
So I’ve been having some processing and realizations concerning business and my entire life path and desires.
With much consideration, I have concluded that this […]
From Eric Koszyk. Wow! What can I say? Sierra is a truly gifted person and therapist. She is very knowledgeable and passionate about massage. It helps that she is extremely intuitive and a very caring human being. Her space on Broadway is very warm, comforting and inviting.
As a fellow massage therapist, I highly recommend her, especially if you are looking for extensive deep tissue work which she is amazing at. You will leave her place wiser; her treatments will change your life. 
From Joe Shirley I still remember the first massage I got from Sierra over six months ago. My neck was chronically bugging me, and my carpal tunnel thing was acting up. She asked my permission to go for it. I said yes. It hurt. She told me to trust her, and I did. And both my neck and wrist felt great afterwards. She went right through that crap and out the other side. Amazing.
From Matt Hanson Sierra is fantastic! I felt she was really attentive to the needs I expressed about my upper-back and shoulders. I was really impressed that she could identify other problems spots quickly and how they positively affected those areas that were bothering me most. I have had several massages and she has the strength and understanding to do a incredible job.
From Dennis Dilday I’ve had close to a hundred massages from more than a dozen different therapists and I can say Sierra’s are unique and wonderful. She relates and interacts with the layers of facia in a way others can’t. While determined to get a response from the tissues, Sierra is also tuned into her patient and keeps the experience pleasant and interesting. Clinically, she’s both confident and competent.
I believe you are the authority of your own body. So when you come to my office, I meet you as you are. It’s a busy world, and staying on top means we must first take care of our bodies.
