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Massage Therapy

Settle in. Breathe deeply. Reset.

Healcove’s certified massage therapists work out your pain, stress, and knots. Whether wellness, orthopedic, or sports massage, treat yourself to greater health and calmness. 

 
 

 

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Healcove Massage Approach

We combine techniques to ease discomfort, relax tense muscles, relieve stress, and improve sleep. Our job is to help press the reset button and get you back to feeling new, ready to face what lies ahead.

Sessions may include active release, neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue, assisted stretching and more.

  • Our wellness massage is designed for the frequently-stressed, the under-slept, soon-to-be-moms, new parents, frequent travelers, and the self-rewarding overachievers. We combine techniques to ease discomfort, relax tense muscles, relieve stress, and improve sleep.

  • Our orthopedic massage therapists are trained in rehabilitating soft-tissue injuries including surgery-induced tissue damage. Depending on your unique condition, your therapist will use one or more techniques that are aimed to speed your recovery. Techniques may include neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue massage, and active release. Orthopedic massage is typically prescribed by your doctor or our team.

  • While anyone with an active lifestyle can benefit from a sports massage, it’s essential for sports performance and longevity. Sports massage helps to prepare for activity, improve flexibility, increase range-of-motion, and decrease post-event muscle soreness. Techniques like deep tissue, active release technique (ART) and assisted stretching may be combined to achieve optimal result.

 

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Massage Therapists

 
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Willian Solis, CMT / CPT
Massage Therapy, Strength Training, Strength Coach
Willian Solis, CMT / CPT
Massage Therapy, Strength Training, Strength Coach

In addition to being a movement and strength coach, Wil is a well-rounded licensed massage and manual therapist with experience as a massage therapy instructor.

His massage repertoire includes Sports Massage, Deep Tissue, Lomi Lomi, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), Cupping, and Accupressure.

After the first time he lifted weights with the football team in high school, Wil fell in love with fitness and strength training. He moved on to become a personal trainer for a wide range of clients.

As a coach, he is no stranger to pain. After sustaining injuries early in his personal training career, Wil searched for alternative modalities and training style. His focus shifted from weight lifting to Pain management, Rehabilitation, and Injury Prevention.

Wil studies Pain Science, the nature of chronic pain, and human movement. As an Applied Neurology practitioner (Z-Health) and a certified pain free performance specialist (PFPCS), he wants to help clients move away from pain and into performance.

His goal is to help clients better understand what is going with their bodies and teach them ways to help themselves.

Massage Therapy, Strength Training, Strength Coach
Caitlin Fuller, CMT
Massage Therapy
Caitlin Fuller, CMT
Massage Therapy

Caitlin Fuller is committed to teaching her clients to understand their bodies and cultivate habits that allow each person to vibrantly thrive. Caitlin honors the body’s innate wisdom and its ability to heal when given the right environment, nutrients, and love. As a functional medicine practitioner, she specializes in autoimmune diseases, woman’s health, gut health, pediatrics, and preventive medicine. Caitlin focuses on discovering the root cause of your imbalances so that you can truly being your healing journey and create optimal health.

Caitlin has been in the holistic health field for over 25 years. She is a skilled massage therapist focusing on musculoskeletal pain and restorative massage; she has been practicing since 2000. She is also well versed in essential oils, herbal medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Starting with her most recent achievements; she was trained in Functional Medicine through the Kresser Institute’s ADAPT program, she earned a Master’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in 2010 and has an undergraduate degree in biology from the Evergreen State College where she studied holistic medicine and ethnobotany. In 2002, Caitlin co-founded Santa Barbara Bodyworks Massage School where she taught various massage techniques.

Massage Therapy
 

 

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Commonly Asked Questions

  • It all depends on your unique situation. For wellness, most start with once a month and they adjust depending on their stress level. Some clients have specific orthopedic conditions that require frequent massage therapy. For sports massage, it’s beneficial to go as often as your therapist recommends according to your level of activity.

  • Massage therapy is natural medicine. Doctors recommend it because it’s what your body needs.

  • We do not accept insurance or Medicare for these services because insurance companies have created novel ways not to pay for services, requiring time consuming reporting which they can then deny claims, and many more loopholes limiting YOUR care.

 
 

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