Insurance Accepted

Cindy Wyler graduated from Oregon School Of Massage in 1997.

She is a highly skilled massage therapist, extensively trained in Swedish relaxation and therapeutic modalities, including Deep Tissue, Prenatal, Medical, Sports, and Hot Stone massage. Cindy often incorporates Trigger Point therapy, Myofascial release, PNF (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation), and stretching into her work, tailored to the specific needs of her clients.

She is experienced in treating victims of motor vehicle and bicycle accidents.

She says, “I get a great sense of satisfaction in helping my clients focus on finding ways that allow their bodies to heal, through mind-body-spirit connection.”

Her mission is to bring her clients relief from chronic pain, injuries, muscle tension, and stress, while delivering a deep sense of relaxation.

Her goal is to hold therapy gains by promoting self care to empower her clients in their recovery from muscular pain. She says, “I believe that the most successful healing occurs when her clients are actively involved in finding the right treatment path for them.”

Uma Dawn Osha Tupper, Licensed Acupuncturist

Insurance Accepted

Uma was born and raised on a healing arts community and learned to value holistic health care from a young age. She studied acupuncture, herbology, qigong, Tui-Na, and Shiatsu at The Oregon College of Oriental Medicine. She primarily focuses on treating: muscular pain, joint pain, headaches, sinusitis, rhinitis, stress reduction, insomnia, digestive issues, injuries and acute or chronic pain. Since 2000, Uma has been a faculty member of East-West College, teaching Swedish massage, Survey of Modalities, and Chinese Massage. Her background as a Licensed Massage Therapist makes her a more well-versed acupuncturist. Uma earned her undergraduate degree in Sociology at The State University of New York.

She offers private instruction at Zen Space in Yin Yoga (a restorative form of Yoga in which you hold poses for 3-5 minutes to stretch deep connective tissue), 1000 Hands Buddha Qigong (a seated, restorative movement meditation which incorporates hand gestures and visualizations), and Massage for common aches & pains. Private classes are $75/hour. Small group classes are also available for $25/person.

Motor vehicle accidents patients and insurance members covered for in and out-of-network benefits are great referrals for Uma. She looks forward to providing the most optimal health care for you and your loved ones.

Alexis Gil, Licensed Massage Therapist

Michael Valenti, LMT and Certified Rolfer

I have been a movement educator for more than 15 years teaching gymnastics at various gyms across the country. Studying numerous sports throughout life, I desired a more balanced and individual approach to body development and awareness. In 1996 I formed the first boys gymnastics team at Adlai E. Stevenson High School in Illinois. I graduated from the University of Montana in 2001 with a degree in Anthropological Linguistics, and a minor study of Native American Cultures.

After years of athletics (two marathons, acrobatics, dancing, lacrosse, fencing and music) I began to feel body pain. In my search for sustainable-empowering health, 8 years ago I received the Rolfing Ten Series and have been studying and advocating Rolfing Structural Integration ever since. I graduated from The Rolf Institute of Structural Integration, Boulder, CO. in 2008. When the body is out of structural balance, movement is harder and often causes excessive wear and body pain. Through Rolfing bodywork it felt as though physics and gravity forces were now on my side, supporting me and my movements making activities and everyday life easier and pain free. With the holistic approach of Rolfing each individual goes through their own unique process and transformation. My ideas about health, healing and personal growth were transformed as my body slowly changed and proactively continues to.

I have continued my study of bodywork through diverse approaches, such as, primitive reflexive movements (embryological and early development), spacial awareness body-mapping with SourcePoint Therapy®, and Vinyasa flow Yoga teacher training.

I am licensed to practice Rolfing in Oregon by the Oregon Board of Massage TherapistsOR LMT #18427