MASSAGE

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Yeshe is a well-known and sought-after massage therapist in the Valley. Kunye Tibetan Massage is an ancient therapeutic massage modality and officially part of the Traditional Tibetan Medicine System. 

Kunye is used for a range of health conditions, such as psychological disorders, stress and anxieties, 

tight muscles and joints, postural imbalances, digestive problems, women’s health issues, 

chronic pains, insomnia, and headaches, among a range of other conditions or discomforts.

Ori began studying healing arts in their preteens, intrigued by the way attentive, caring touch helped soothe their loved one’s chronic pain. After a Bachelor of Fine Arts they completed a formal massage program at The Massage School in Easthampton, Massachusetts in 2014. A thirst for knowledge led them to a three year apprenticeship in clinical massage, a year of studying Five Element Zen Shiatsu, and a 28 month course in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy. This myriad of training in seeing and sensing allows Ori to acutely recognize imbalance in the body from a place of non-judgmental curiosity. 

With a background in both clinical massage and BCST, Ori is prepared to treat the pain, tension, and mobility limitations from injury or structural issues in the jaw, neck, spine and sacrum. With experience serving clients recovering from car accidents, whiplash, post-concussion syndrome, and TMJ, Ori will handle your injury with patience, presence, and tender care. They also have extensive experience and training working with chronic conditions either from old injuries or degenerative disease. Whether healing from an injury or seeking to improve your baseline wellness, Ori will design a restorative session to guide your body away from pain and oriented toward health.

 At the Bancroft School of Massage Therapy, I trained in techniques that address chronic pain and stubborn injuries. I led study groups, worked extra hours in the student clinic, and sought mentorship from expertly skilled practitioners because I’m obsessed with finding pathways for people like us.

Today, my practice is built on two truths I learned the hard way:

1. Pain is not “all in your head.”
2. Relief isn’t one-size-fits-all. 

I create strategic, goal-oriented sessions to:

• Melt muscle tension so you can breathe freely and move without wincing.
• Restore range of motion so you can lift groceries, hug your kids, and garden again.
• Give you tools like stretches, ergonomic tweaks to stay resilient between sessions.

Most importantly? I listen. Your pain is your story. I’m here to help you rewrite it.