Registered Massage Therapy

Important note about availability:Kenzie has been massaging since 2010, and beginning January 2026 she will no longer be accepting new patients for general massage therapy. This change allows her to focus her energy on the areas where she has pursued deeper training and feels most aligned in her practice: acupuncture, Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), and CranioSacral Therapy (CST). She will continue accepting new patients for MLD, CST, acupuncture, community acupuncture, and will still accept referrals from other healthcare practitioners specifically for TMJ treatments. Booking MLD or CST does not qualify someone as an existing massage therapy patient.

Massage therapy at Fireweed Wellness is grounded in a slow, steady, and deeply relaxing approach. Kenzie’s style is firm and therapeutic, but always delivered in a way that supports the nervous system rather than overwhelming it. Her treatments are generally passive, with the client resting comfortably while the body is encouraged to soften and unwind at its own pace. Pressure is always adjusted to the client’s comfort and preference so the session feels both effective and safe.

Her work focuses on nervous system grounding through long, connected flows that help release tension without force. This style is not highly active or movement-based. 

If someone is seeking an RMT who incorporates regular stretching, mobility drills, or frequent limb movement, that is not her approach. Instead, she offers an unhurried, quiet treatment environment where the body can settle and shift gradually.

Kenzie has worked in a wide range of settings, including varsity athletics, methadone clinics, neurological care facilities, integrated health clinics, spas, and mountain lodge environments. These experiences have given her a broad understanding of different bodies, injuries, and stress patterns, even though her personal treatment style remains slow, grounding, and not movement-based.

She has a strong interest in scar work and provides gentle, focused techniques to support mobility, circulation, and comfort around both new and older scars. Kenzie is also very comfortable treating TMJ concerns, including intraoral work when appropriate and with informed consent. This can be especially helpful for clients who experience jaw tension, clenching, headaches, or stress-related holding patterns.

No Eastern or Traditional Chinese Medicine modalities are performed during massage therapy sessions. Acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, and other TCM-based techniques are offered exclusively through her R.Ac practice.

Massage therapy with Kenzie is well suited for people who appreciate a slower pace, sustained pressure, and a calm, grounding session without a lot of movement. Her intention is to offer treatments that feel steady, supportive, and considerate of the body’s natural rhythms.