Allison Meier, LMT
“As a dancer with scoliosis and chronic injuries, I became interested in massage therapy after discovering how beneficial it was to my healing in conjunction with physical therapy and cross training.
The human body is a complex, unique puzzle and I understand how valuable a quality therapist can be. I enjoy helping others live a more comfortable, pain-free life and look forward to continually expanding my skills as a massage therapist.”
Michelle Morris, LMT CMLDT
“I was born and raised on a farm in Camdenton, Missouri just outside the Lake of the Ozarks before I moved to Springfield in 2019. I discovered my passion for massage therapy when I began to learn how, why, and what will improve an area of pain and tension in the human body. While muscles are a huge component of massage therapy, understanding how other physiological factors coincide are equally as important.
With the variety of treatments our clinic has to offer, I am committed to working with you and aiding your healing process. My goal is for you to leave with a sense of relief and a breath of fresh air!”
Alexandria Ashworth, LMT
“I graduated with my license in massage therapy in 2019 and have committed myself to my educational and professional development.
While I started my career in a spa, I quickly found that my passion lies in a clinical approach where the science of movement, anatomy and manual therapy come together to truly help people with their pain complaints. The best part of my day is when a client comes out of the treatment room with a smile on their face and an overwhelming sense of relief.”
Eric Ashworth, LMT CMLDT
“I have been a local resident to Springfield my entire life. I am extremely grateful that I have the opportunity to provide a center of healing and comfort for the community that has shaped me into who I am today.
I have known chronic pain for a large portion of my life, and I know just how beneficial massage therapy can be when applied with the right hands and proper tools. I have also known how advantageous it has been for me to learn about what causes my discomfort and why. Therefore, I implore all of my clients to understand their pain in order to avoid future and potentially overwhelming afflictions.”