Alexa brings a decade of experience to massage therapy, shaped by her training as a yoga teacher and traditional Thai massage practitioner, which she studied in Thailand. Her journey into massage therapy was driven by two core beliefs: the importance of alternatives to traditional Western approaches and recognizing the fundamental human need for touch. "Touch is vital to who we are as humans," she says.

Her practice centers on what she calls "yielding" — having a conversation with each client's nervous system rather than forcing change. This approach combines fluid, relaxing movements with clinical precision, addressing specific issues and postural patterns. Alexa specializes in trigger point work, applying deep pressure only where needed. "It is a conversation I'm having with your nervous system so that your soft tissue welcomes me in," she says.