Joanne became a master esthetician in 1998 and a licensed massage therapist in 2001. She received bodywork training at the Potomac Massage Training Institute while realizing the invaluable benefits bodywork brought to the wellbeing of her clients and how it complimented her esthetics work in a holistic way.  Joanne incorporates Reiki energy work into her swedish, deep tissue, connective tissue massage, neuromuscular and lymphatic drainage massage. She has accumulated many different techniques in her 22+ years as a dual licensed therapist.  She believes that massage therapy is a hugely undervalued therapy which is becoming ever more vital as a tool to find healthy balance in a demanding world, particularly benefiting the mind and nervous system in managing daily stress.

Maria V taught and worked in the field of law while living in her native country of Venezuela before moving to the US and switching career paths. With a strong passion for helping and improving others peoples lives, becoming a certified massage therapist was a natural and exciting profession for her to explore. Maria received her professional massage therapy training in Florida and enjoys helping her clients manage pain and support their wellbeing through therapeutic bodywork. She is well versed in myofascial release and trigger point work as well as swedish massage and prenatal massage. She has strong hands and a warm nature and looks forward to working with her new and regular clients.

Bri is a graduate of the Northern Virginia School of Massage and is passionate about supporting others’ well-being through therapeutic bodywork. She believes massage is a powerful way to help people manage stress, pain, and muscle tension—while promoting balance and renewal for both body and mind.

With over a year of hands-on experience, Bri specializes in therapeutic, sports, prenatal, and deep tissue massage techniques. She tailors each session to meet her clients’ individual needs, combining skill and compassion to create a deeply restorative experience. For Bri, being a massage therapist is more than a career—it’s a meaningful way to make a positive impact on others’ health and happiness.

Grant is a graduate of the Northern Virginia School of Therapeutic Massage and Marymount University, with over 14 years of experience in martial arts. A former national kendo competitor who trained across the U.S. and Japan, Grant developed a deep understanding of body mechanics, discipline, and balance.

His own experience with sports-related injuries led him to explore the world of healing touch through Sports Medicine, Physical Therapy, Acupuncture, and Dry Needling—ultimately finding his calling in Massage Therapy.

Grant specializes in using acupressure techniques to melt away muscle tension and relieve everyday stress and tightness. He also creates a tranquil, restorative experience for clients seeking a more gentle, gradual path to healing.

Looking ahead, Grant aspires to continue his studies in Acupuncture and Craniosacral Therapy, with the goal of supporting those recovering from traumatic brain injuries.