Kimberly Williams, NCLMBT# 15900, is a graduate of The Healing Arts and Massage school since 2016 and is a member of the American Massage Therapy Association.

She believes that every ‘body’ is unique and creates a custom massage using a variety of techniques including Swedish, Deep Tissue, Trigger Point & Myofascial Release. She views the client as an active participant in their own recovery and healing. Her goal as a therapist is to assist in the process.

Kim’s Deep Tissue Approach : Deep Tissue massage can be uncomfortable at times, but it should never be painful. When massage provokes a pain response, the client is no longer able to focus on the breathing and visualization cues that are given to help facilitate a letting go in the musculature. I take time to warm up the musculature as this allows deeper access to the underlying tissues. I “listen” to the body and stay aware of both verbal /nonverbal cues from my client.

Kim is a practitioner of the following modalities : Swedish, Deep Tissue, Warm Stone Massage, Ayurvedic Bodywork, Pre-Natal Massage and Ashiatsu.

Lisa Riviello is a NC Licensed and Board-Certified Massage Therapist, specializing in deep tissue massage, trigger point, myofascial release and Swedish or relaxing massage. She graduated in 2011 from the Body Therapy Institute. She continued with her love of the healing arts to become certified in manual lymph drainage, reflexology and is a Reiki Master.

Lisa enjoys learning and continuing to develop her skills to better assist her clients. As a massage therapist, she uses a variety of techniques to deliver client centered bodywork to cater to everyone’s needs including: Deep Tissue, Swedish or Relaxation, Lymphatic Drainage, Trigger Point, Reflexology, Reiki, Light Stretching and Mobilization techniques.

"Massage has so many benefits for physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well being. Pain relief from sore muscles, increased flexibility, relaxation, mental clarity, improved circulation, sports recovery and injury prevention. Lisa became a massage therapist after years of being in the Technology industry sitting in front of a computer because she has personally felt the amazing effects from massage. She wants to help others achieve optimal health so they can “fulfill their goals."

Lisa enjoys hanging out with family and friends, live music, dancing, drumming, hiking, camping, reading a good book or watching a good movie.

“I am grateful for being able to deeply listen to clients to provide client centered bodywork that helps them along their life journey”

Steven competes in strength sports such as strongman training and power lifting as an athlete now and has done so for over a decade now. He has learned all about how the body responds to athletic and adaptive stimuli and what it takes to recover through the healing principles of massage and bodywork.

He specializes in helping others find pain relief through the body and assists people in restoring mobility and range of motion in order to function normally, or as athletes in their daily lives. Steven enjoys seeing others able to do what they didn’t think they could through the art form of bodywork and tissue mobilization. He looks forward to meeting and working with you!

With nearly a decade of hands-on experience and over 10,000 hours in practice, I bring a deeply rooted passion and precision to my work as a massage therapist and bodyworker. I began my professional journey in my 20s, training at the Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy — the only internationally accredited massage therapy program in Central and South America and one of the most respected in the world.

In addition to my clinical bodywork practice, I also serve as a part-time EMT and first responder, running 9-1-1 emergency calls in a rural community just north of Durham. That front-line experience continually sharpens my understanding of human anatomy, trauma response, and functional recovery.

My bodywork is rooted in clinical-based massage therapy, functional movement, injury rehabilitation, and neuromuscular techniques. Whether I’m supporting recovery from injury, addressing chronic pain, or optimizing physical performance, my goal is always to meet each client where they are and help them move forward with greater strength, balance, and freedom.

Outside of work, I live close to the land — farming, fishing, gardening, hunting, surfing, and playing music.

Daniella, LMBT # 22608, is a dedicated and skilled massage therapist with a passion for healing through touch. Daniella specializes in an approach that integrates gradually working through the layers of tissue using therapeutic techniques such as myofascial therapy, deep tissue massage, and trigger point release, to restore optimal muscular function and to alleviate pain.

Daniella believes in the power of personalized care, taking the time to understand each client's individual needs and concerns. By targeting specific areas of tension and dysfunction, she will work with you to release tight muscles, normalize range of motion, and improve circulation, to enhance your overall well-being.

Whether you're seeking relief from chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or simply looking to unwind through a relaxing massage, Daniella is here to help guide you on your journey to better health.

Brandon Polk is a licensed massage and bodywork therapist specializing in Neuromuscular Therapy, Myofascial Release and Swedish massage with plans on incorporating Ashiatsu, and Thai massage soon. Being licensed for over 8 years Brandon brings a grounded, intuitive, and client-centered approach to every session.

Drawing from years of personal experience in wrestling, football, and strength training as well as being inspired by his aunt, a massage therapist of more than 30 years. Brandon developed a deep respect for the body’s ability to adapt, protect and heal. His work focuses on unraveling compensation patterns by moving slowly through layers of tension with minimal discomfort. He aims to go only as deep as each client needs, creating an environment where the body can safely release and reset.

Brandon blends technical skill with genuine care. He ensures his clients feel supported, understood, and restored. His sessions are both therapeutic and grounding; offering a space for relief, mindful awareness and improved movement.

Cheyenne is native to the Verde Valley of Arizona. Growing up near Sedona, she was surrounded by the healing forces of Mother Earth’s love that led into the vortex of bodywork with friends who guided her along the path of self-care and, inevitably, her decision to become a practitioner of Massage Therapy in 2024.

Specializing in facilitating deep-rest for general wellbeing, she enjoys giving Lomi-Lomi massages for the relaxing ocean-like rhythm. Tapping into the central nervous system with craniosacral therapy and unlocking holding patterns throughout the body, assisting you to unfold as the lotus does, creating space between deep connective tissue so the internal ocean flows freely and heals itself more efficiently.

Starting young as a student in listening, she felt she had the power to heal with her hands and heart. Cheyenne is naturally caring and empathetic to energies. She offers meditation and touch to the shoulders, feet, hands, or abdomen, as a gift to worn and exhausted minds and bodies of family and friends. Her goals for the future are to be certified to practice Chi Nie Tsang with the public and be proficient in Eastern medicine. Second brain health, nature exposure, Qi Gong, movement and meditation are all part of her daily practices that she wishes to educate and help others to find harmony and balance in their lives where needed.

Kim began her healing arts journey in 1991 when she graduated from Stillpoint Center School of Massage in 1991. Her bodywork style has a specific focus on the lymphatic, digestive, nervous and connective tissue systems of the body.

While in massage school, Kim was inspired by one of her teachers who introduced her to the concept of “food as medicine” and the world of healthful eating. Her influence and a lifetime of digestive woes inspired her to become a colon hydrotherapist. Kim began practicing in 1995 and loved it from the beginning. She is advanced level certified through the International Association of Colon Therapists (I-ACT).

Kim’s nutritional coaching is heavily influenced by Ayurveda, the life science of India. Ayurveda uses nutrition and self-care to address imbalances that show up digestively, physically, emotionally and mentally. She is also influenced by the nutritional theories of Weston Price, Sally Fallon and Donna Gates who support the use of fermented foods, good fats and foods heavy in connective tissue like bone broth and gelatin.

In 2022, Kim became a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) and her focus is Yin Yoga, a challenging but meditative form of yoga that supports the connective tissues of the body. Through longer-held postures (3-5 minutes) connective tissues have the time they require to respond, lengthen and become more elastic and flexible. Yin Yoga relies heavily on the use of props so that every posture is accessible to every body no matter your level of fitness or flexibility.

Kim believes true health isn’t just physical - it’s emotional, mental and energetic in nature. Improving your state of health is not challenging, it simply requires a willingness to make small, incremental and consistent changes and a desire to become familiar with the rhythm of your body.

I look forward to supporting you in your wellness journey.

Sonya is a Circadia certified master level esthetician. She has over 8 years of practical experience and believes in holistic skincare. Sonya became interested in skin care while she was taking care of her mom. She studied esthetics and ayervedic medicine and loves all things holistic. Sonya says “The skin is our biggest organ and works symbiotically with us to keep us healthy.” Sonya loves to see the skin transform before and after session. She is humbled that her clients trust her to care for their skin as this is the first thing people see.

Yen Le obtained her undergraduate degree at University of South Florida in 2007. Then went on to complete her Naturopathic Doctorate degree from Bastyr University, Seattle WA, in 2012. Eventually Acupuncture and Chinese Herbology master’s degree from Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine in 2017.

Her approach is integrative from her years of studying medicine in classrooms, clinical experiences to nature-based practices. 

Yen offers acupuncture, cupping, dry needling, and myofascial release. 

Yen absolutely loves acupuncture! A simple insertion into an acupuncture point can open up an inner world of beautiful and complex experiences and emotions for patients. And she loves witnessing that on their journey of healing. 

Acupuncture can be a tool to learn about our bodies, habits, patterns, and uniqueness. Whether it’s emotional or physical pain, it is a medicine and tool to learn about ourselves in a deeper way. 

Joanna Amstelveen obtained her Bachelors of Science Degree in Dietetics and Nutrition from Florida International University in Miami, Florida. She was hand selected for one of two available positions within the United States Air Force Dietetic Internship Consortium. This two-year program provided Joanna with not only her required Dietetic Internship, but allowed her to receive her Masters of Science Degree in Nutrition from Baylor University. Her dietetic internship provided her with a vast range of dietetic experiences while working at Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio Texas, the Army’s largest medical center.

As an Air Force veteran and Army wife, Joanna has a passion for helping people eat well and feel their best. Prior to joining Wellville, she started a private practice in September 2019 to provide individual counseling and group education to children and adults. Her behavioral approach allows her to design programs to help break bad habits and create healthy ones. Joanna provides nutrition education on many topics to include optimal health, disease prevention, supplement education, child nutrition, vegetarian or vegan nutrition and sports nutrition.