CCA: Certified Chiropractic Assistant • LMT: Licensed Massage Therapist

Liz Giles grew up on the coast of Maine before pursuing theater and film in Boston and New York City. She received her undergraduate degree in theatre from NYU in 2000.
During her undergraduate years she became fascinated with movement and exploring how our movement patterns tell so much of our story. Her artistic attraction to movement quickly turned scientific when a back injury prompted her to find ways to heal and prevent this injury from recurring. She experienced profound results after practicing Pilates for just a short amount of time. Compelled to share this method with others, she became a certified Pilates trainer, focusing on rehab and injury prevention, in 2003. Her desire to do even more for her clients later prompted her to return to school. Dr. Liz earned her doctorate in chiropractic, graduating magna cum laude with both academic and clinical honors, from the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon.
Dr. Liz is constantly exploring and learning new techniques to help her patients. She has taken courses in Graston technique, the Activator method, K-taping, Sacro-Occipital technique and is certified in A.R.T. (Active Release Technique) and SFMA (Selective Functional Movement Assessment) and NKT (Neurokinetic Therapy, Level 3 Advanced).
Dr. Liz is SO EXCITED to now be offering animal chiropractic to your 4 legged best friends! She has completed extensive training at Parker University to earn her animal chiropractic certification and is now taking new patients large (horse and other farm animals) and small (dog, cat, rabbit, reptile, you name it). Check out www.agileanimalspdx.com for more info
Dr. Liz is known for her compassionate and gentle approach and is honored to be designated as one of Portland Monthly’s Top Docs from 2015-2023.

Kelly is an intuitive healer and skilled massage therapist. She loves helping folks feel more connected to their bodies through empowering awareness and comprehensively supporting them as unique individuals. Her sincere empathy and presence translate through attentive listening and caring touch leaving her patients with a sense of deep relaxation and integration.
She studied at East West College of the Healing Arts and is dedicated to continued learning. She intentionally customizes each treatment drawing from technique in structural integration, myofascial release, neuromuscular and craniosacral therapy.
Her passion for health and the human body extends into nutrition as well. Kelly is a certified holistic health counselor, herbalist, and skincare aficionado. She has a wealth of knowledge in food science, body care, somatics, ayurvedic principles, and rehabilitative Pilates.
When Kelly isn’t helping others, she enjoys moving her body, exploring beauty in nature and making music.
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Hi there! I am Skye.
I have always held a deep passion and curiosity about the human body; from childhood to now, I have participated in movement arts and held genuinely nerdy enthusiasm for anatomy and physiology. Much of my enthusiasm has previously been expressed through teaching yoga and barre fitness classes. My experience with embodiment through movement has always drawn me to be curious with bodywork. I attended East West College of the Healing Arts and have only gained more excitement for providing nurturing, supportive, and intentional massage therapy.
Consent and open communication are at the core of my therapeutic approach. I understand that every person who walks through my door brings their own unique history, experiences, and boundaries. By fostering a safe and respectful environment, I strive to ensure that each of my clients feel empowered and comfortable throughout their massage sessions. Their trust and active participation in the process are paramount to achieving the best possible outcomes.
My bodywork style is inspired by myofascial release, deep tissue, Swedish, and Thai massage modalities; blending these techniques allows me to provide a comprehensive therapeutic experience that caters to the specific needs of each individual client.

Hi, I’m Sage!
I came to massage therapy through my own journey with chronic illness and pain. Spending my lifetime learning to listen to my body — and navigating the frustration of often times not being heard in medical spaces — shaped the way I approach care.
Bodywork became a place where I experienced relief, agency, and reconnection, and that led me to pursue training at East West College of the Healing Arts. I’m especially drawn to supporting people who are chronically ill, living with complex pain, or feeling disconnected from their bodies.
I approach massage as a collaborative and intuitive process. I believe the body holds stories and patterns, and my role is to listen alongside you. Ongoing informed consent shapes the flow of each session so we can respond to what your body actually needs that day rather than following a rigid protocol. My work is guided by a strong awareness and interest in the nervous system, which helps me understand how regulation, safety, and pacing impact healing. I follow the body’s cues — the rise and fall of breath, areas of holding, and the quiet shifts that happen when there’s enough safety to let go.
I use techniques from Swedish, deep tissue, myofascial release, structural integration, and Ayurvedic massage. Outside of my practice, I enjoy folk herbalism and foraging, film photography, cooking, astrology, and leaning into my community. These parts of my life continue to shape the way I understand care — as something relational, seasonal, and rooted in connection.

Ben is a licensed massage therapist who specializes in functional rehabilitation, led to bodywork through his own experience with chronic pain. He strives to help people ease tension and feel more connected to their bodies. Ben is certified in NKT (level 3) as well as trained in anatomy and movement through Immaculate Dissection. Ben utilizes manual therapy, movement, and muscle testing in combination with a diagnostic protocol to identify where to work in order to find results for his patients.
A session with Ben will consist of an evaluation process, movement analysis and muscle testing. Treatment will focus on restoring motion and stability through manual therapy or movement. Finally, every client will go home with uniquely tailored corrective exercises.
In his personal life Ben lives out on the coast of Oregon where he spends most of his time outdoors. He loves to read, surf, golf, hike, and go on beach walks.

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