Dr. Jamie Reed,
L.Ac., DACOM, NCCAOM Diplomat
Jamie studied Chinese Medicine locally at AOMA a Graduate of Integrative Medicine. Jamie was able to learn and successfully treat a wide variety of health concerns including but not limited to: stress, anxiety, and digestive pain but found real success in treating pain and sports injuries.
Jamie has been treating sports and chronic injuries for over a decade. .She finds the musculoskeletal system fascinating and loves working on complicated problems or injuries. More recently she has enjoyed working with patients whom have more complex internal issues such as migraines, digestive issues, fertility and much more.
Jamie’s understanding of sports and chronic injuries has came from being active in a local Crossfit box, practicing Power and Olympic lifting, training for local races, and engaging in mobility and stretching recovery. It is through an active lifestyle that she found a passion for mobility, which has transferred into great results for her patients.
Her Bachelor’s of Science for Nutrition and Food Science was obtained from California State University of Northrigde. At CSUN, Jamie was able to learn the importance of proper a healthy diet for everyone ranging from athletes to the elderly. She frequently suggests food prescriptions as first step to health.
Today Jamie currently practices Chinese Medicine and in Austin. She spends her free time with weight lifting, gardening, camping and enjoying nature,
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Leah Cunningham,
Licensed Massage Therapist
Leah is graduate of the Lauterstein-Conway School of Massage Therapy in Austin, Texas. Her path into massage therapy began through her own experience with significant injury and the long process of finding my way back to feeling at home in my body.
Along the way, massage therapy, acupuncture, yoga, herbal support, and mindful movement became important parts of her healing. These experiences deepened my trust in the body’s natural ability to heal and strengthened my appreciation for the many ways we can support that process through movement, touch, nature, and connection.
Learning about the body, its structures, and the subtle energy systems that influence how we feel has opened up a new sense of purpose for her. After experiencing what it feels like to receive care and support from practitioners who helped her heal, she is now grateful to now be in a position to offer that same kind of care to others.
She especially enjoy working deeply with the tissues and muscles, helping create space, ease, and balance within the body. Her approach to massage is grounded in curiosity, presence, and respect for each person’s individual needs and healing process.
It is an honor her to do work that allows people to feel more connected to their bodies, more comfortable in their movement, and more supported in their overall well-being.
Ginger Schultz,
Lymphatic Drainage Specialist, LMT
Ginger has been a Licensed Massage Therapist since 2006. Her practice now focuses on lymphatic health, using gentle, specialized techniques to help the body move out stagnation and reduce inflammation. Whether you are dealing with daily bloating, the physical heaviness of a sedentary lifestyle, or are simply looking for support during a recovery process, she is here to help you feel lighter and more vibrant. Her goal is to provide a warm, peaceful space where you can fully disconnect - most of her clients find the session so deeply restorative that they drift off to sleep, waking up feeling refreshed and renewed.