Meet Caleb Davison, a seasoned massage therapist who has been serving the Verde Valley community for 18 years. Caleb's journey in massage therapy is as diverse as it is long. His experience spans clinical, spa, and athletic settings, making him a versatile therapist who can cater to a wide range of needs.  Caleb spent four enriching years in a chiropractic office, where he honed his skills in addressing skeletal muscular dysfunctions. This experience gave him a deep understanding of the human body and its intricate workings, allowing him to provide targeted relief to his clients.  His versatility extends to the spa environment as well. For eight years, Caleb was a lead therapist and Forbes trainer at an upscale spa. Here, he designed 5-star treatments that were not just about relaxation, but also about providing a holistic wellness experience.  Caleb's expertise also lies in sports massage. He has worked with both professional and amateur athletes, helping them meet the demands of an active lifestyle. His understanding of sports-related stress and injuries enables him to provide effective, personalized treatments. 

Lina is a massage therapist specializing in chronic pain relief, kinetic dysfunction and post-rehab needs, she has always had a passion for restoring and maximizing the efficiency of the human body. Her career is continually evolving to provide the most cutting-edge treatment for clients. She combines numerous techniques in a given session and takes an integrative approach toward healing. Many of her clients have tried traditional avenues of care such as PT, chiropractic care, massage therapy and are still suffering from lingering symptoms or looking for something to supplement conventional medicine. She is a Board Certified and Arizona licensed massage therapist and Certified A.R.T. provider who prefers to investigate on the triggering causes of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions rather than focusing on the symptoms only. Her main goal is to get you out of pain as fast as she can, so you are able to get back to doing your daily activities as quickly as possible

to learn more about her treatments visit www.activerelease.com and www.pdtrusa.com

I began my career in massage therapy in 1994, graduating from Blue Cliff School of Massage, in New Orleans, LA., with a specialty in fibromyalgia, because I, myself, had fibromyalgia diagnosed at that time.  Therefore, I am very familiar with how to treat a fibromyalgia clients and how it feels from a client’s perspective.  

Medical massage is my main specialty, and I started in 1994 by working on referrals from two different chiropractors, and in later years, working within a chiropractor’s office, until recently. 
I am certified in Advanced Cupping, Medicupping and VacuTherapies for Healthcare Practitioners, by the two original certification organizations that teach cupping therapy in the United States:  The International Cupping Therapy Association (ICTA) and by Advanced Continuing Education (A.C.E.) by Anita J. Shannon, Founder.  I was also trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine Fire Cupping in 1994. 
I have been integrating cupping therapies into my pain management massages as a form of myofascial release with great success over the years and have been getting very positive client feedback with both “stationary” cupping and “moving” or “gliding” cupping without leaving spots or “cup kisses.” 
Some of my specialty certifications, other than medical massage therapy and cupping, include:  “Massage for the Childbearing Year” Pregnancy massage by the Founder, Carol Osborne-Sheets; Myofascial Release by John F. Barnes, P.T.; Original LaStone Therapy, LaStone Therapy, Inc.; Lypossage, by Charles W. Wiltsie, III, Founder. 
I like to do an eclectic blend of massage, including foot reflexology, and acupressure along meridians (Shiatsu), along with Trigger Point Therapy,  Myofascial Release, and some mild to moderate deep tissue, as needed.  I let the client’s body guide me as to what they need, and, of course, along with their preferences.  It’s very important to me that there is communication from the client about what they are needing and the amount of pressure that is preferred. 
I may not be your best therapist if you require a very deep pressure, because I do not feel that deep pressure is necessarily the only way to provide the necessary release of fascial restrictions and for pain management.  
I really enjoy helping people with cervical pain and back pain, using different techniques, including neuromuscular therapy (NMT), myofascial release therapy (MFR), and some passive - resistive stretching. 
If possible, I feel that a really good pain management massage is 90 minutes with an eclectic blend of techniques, including cupping.  However, pain management can be specific to certain areas of the body in a good 60 - minute medical massage. 
When I am not doing massage, I enjoy making beaded jewelry, watching movies, researching health and wellness topics, traveling, photography, and being a part-time private tour guide!