Hello, My Name is
Alicia N Keys, LMT #15489
Hello, and thank you for taking a moment to learn more about me.
I studied at East West College of Massage in Portland, where I built a strong foundation in Swedish Massage and continued my education in Thai Yoga, Tui-Na (Chinese Massage), Deep Tissue Massage, Cupping, Gua Sha, and Spa Therapies. My goal is to nurture and promote balance of body and mind through personalized treatments that relieve pain, reduce stress, and restore harmony.
My Deep Tissue and Swedish Massages often incorporate techniques from Tui-Na and Thai Massage, along with Cupping or Gua Sha when desired. I also use acupressure to encourage relaxation and natural healing throughout each session.
Cupping and Gua Sha are excellent for loosening tight muscles and connective tissue while helping your body naturally eliminate toxins. These techniques may leave temporary marks, which usually fade within a few days.
For those seeking an added therapeutic benefit, I offer CBD-infused massage options. These use natural CBD oils—available with or without trace amounts of THC—to help reduce inflammation and enhance relaxation. When applied topically, THC does not enter the bloodstream and will not cause any psychoactive effects.
I use only all-natural, chemical-free products, enhanced with essential oils to elevate your treatment and overall experience.
Beyond the studio, I’m passionate about giving back. I volunteer monthly through my church at the Vera, serving meals and sharing conversation. I’ve also volunteered my massage services at Reggae Fest, Dragon Boat Races, and with Friends of the Children, a mentorship program supporting youth in our community.
My journey into massage therapy began from a place of care and compassion. As a teenager, I learned basic massage strokes from my mother’s chiropractor to help relieve her pain after several accidents. Later, my grandmother encouraged me by saying I “had the touch.” Those experiences stayed with me and ultimately inspired me to pursue massage professionally. Since 2008, I’ve been honored to help others heal and find relief through my work—a career that continues to bring me joy every day.