Nidhi began her massage training in earnest when she experienced the magic of bodywork, which caused her lower back problems of 10 years to disappear. She was hooked! Nidhi graduated from the McKinnon School of Massage (Oakland) and provides custom sessions drawn from her years of training and experience. She specializes in Swedish, foot massage, and Ayurvedic treatments to soothe the nervous system and release “feel-good” hormones like oxytocin. She provides custom sessions tailored to your needs, drawn from jin shin do, reflexology, polarity, The Rosen Method, Vitaflex footwork, Japanese foot massage, Tibetan Pulsing Yoga, and Ayurveda. In her spare time, she loves to be in her flower garden, studying astrology charts, meditation, detox juicing, hiking/strolling in nature, continuing to learn, practice and read. She has immense gratitude for all her teachers.

Angela graduated from The Colorado School of Healing Arts in 1999 and has been practicing massage for the past 23 years. She specializes in deep tissue, neuromuscular, trigger point, Swedish, and prenatal massage. Her personal experience with migraines has contributed to her specialty with specific neck work. She is also a cancer survivor and has worked with many who share this narrative, incorporating their survival story into the framework of the session and paying attention to the specific sensitivities that accompany the recovery process. Clients can expect Angela to deliver deep pressure while still providing an overarching theme of fluidity and relaxation. As a professional dancer for over 25 years, Angela is very passionate about movement and flow, with a love of incorporating movement modalities into her work. She is a lover of receiving bodywork and believes others should enjoy the work they receive and feel like their needs have been heard and accommodated.

Rachele Rising is a graduate of C.S.U., S.D.M.C., and N.A.S.M, has many advanced certifications in the body wellness field that lead her to becoming a Licensed Massage Therapist. Her experience as a Personal Trainer, Corrective Exercise Specialist, Youth Exercise Specialist, Group Fitness and Certified Yoga Instructor, complements her work in massage and makes her a well rounded practitioner. 

 Rachele works from a place of mindfulness, intuition, and education to help others create more balance in their body and mind. Her knowledge of functional anatomy allows her a thorough understanding of the entire body. She specializes in soothing relaxation through Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, The signature DragonTree Massage and Aromatherapy Massage, Ayurvedic Dry Brushing, Scalp Massage with warm oil,  as well as Pregnancy Massage. She also has an educational background in Ashiatsu, Thai Massage, Sports Massage, Myofascial Massage, Cupping, and Hot Rocks Massage.

 Her goals are to promote relaxation and stress relief to her clients who are dealing with repetitive movement issues including but not limited to: trigger points,  ischemia,  muscle imbalances, postural issues, mobility issues, hypertonicity, psychological or physical stress. As a massage therapist, Rachele utilizes techniques such as skin rolling, trigger point therapy, sifting, neuromuscular therapy, cross fiber friction, pin and stretch, and many more.

 Outside of work you’ll find Rachele hanging out with her kids and three doggies, listening to good music, reading a good book, and eating delicious, healthy foods. 

Felicia came to her work as a massage therapist through her passion for the ancestral, earth-based, and indigenous medicine ways of her lineage. She acknowledges that the skilled laying of hands is perhaps the oldest form of healthcare the world over and feels greatly honored for every opportunity to provide intentional, restorative, and nourishing touch. She has many years of experience in holistic wellness as a folk herbalist, traditional Mexican medicine practitioner, and homebirth midwife. Felicia is a graduate of the Berkana Institute of Massage Therapy and is forever committed to expanding her skills in the art of bodywork. She is deeply grateful to be of service through her heart and hands within the Dragontree community.

Felicia’s approach with bodywork is intuitive and integrative. She believes in the body’s innate intelligence to restore harmony and in turn, support the wellness of mind and spirit. She strives to meet each person where they are at, providing individualized and inclusive care. She blends a range of modalities including deep tissue, Swedish, myofascial release, Thai, and more. She is especially passionate about prenatal and postpartum massage and has years of expertise in traditional Mesoamerican abdominal/womb massage. 

Felicia is committed to advancing equity within the wellness industry and hopes to be a bridge for increased access to bodywork and ancestral healing arts for her BIPOC community and other underserved community members. Outside of her work, you will find Felicia in her garden and being creative through art, music, and dance.

Randy is a dedicated massage therapist with a passion for holistic wellness. His journey began in California in 2013, where he started in the art of massage therapy. In his practice, Randy specializes in tailoring each session to meet the unique needs of his clients. He believes in an integrated approach to healing, combining techniques from sports massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and firm Swedish massage modalities. This blend allows him to address both physical tension and emotional stress, guiding his clients toward a state of balance and rejuvenation.

Seven years ago, Randy made the vibrant state of Colorado his home, where he discovered new interests in hiking, climbing, martial arts, and weight lifting. These activities not only enriched his life but also deepened his understanding of the body-mind connection.

For Priya, massage therapy is all about exploring the idea of feeling connected and at home in our bodies. She believes that this allows for a cultivation of freedom and fluidity of the mind, body, and spirit in all aspects of life— ultimately creating a positive impact on everyone and everything we come into contact with. Priya places an emphasis on intuitive listening and mindfulness in each session, and is deeply honored to support every individuals’ innate healing capabilities through the ancient art of touch. Every session is uniquely tailored to meet folks where they are at in the present moment, seamlessly weaving breathwork, integrative strokes, deep tissue, and Thai Yoga techniques. Priya is especially passionate about facilitating deep relaxation and somatic awareness, with the goal of leaving each individual feeling nourished and whole. 

Outside of bodywork, Priya also has a deep commitment to her Reiki practice. She loves engaging in the simple pleasures of life, such as movement, cooking, meditation, journaling, and basking in the sunshine. 

Arisa LaFond is a Licensed Massage Therapist who graduated from Crestone Healing Arts Center in 2006 and became an Advanced Rolfer™ of Structural Integration studying at both the Guild and the Rolf Institute. She has been blessed to study with indigenous and medicine people from around the world. With a focus on movement, education, and deep energetic presence, she offers a nurturing and integrative approach that encourages freedom of movement and holistic embodiment. A dancer, traveler, and humanitarian advocate, Arisa has lived and served abroad and nationally, working across cultures to support grassroots efforts in healing, education, and human rights. Her professional path includes work with unaccompanied youth, refugees, and immigrants, as well as serving as a health educator and liaison. She holds a Master’s degree in Social Innovation & Sustainability and a Bachelor’s in International Affairs, and brings a deep commitment to the intersection of humanitarianism and healing arts through relationship-building, strength-based equity work, and whole-person well-being. Arisa believes that bodywork can be a profound way to connect body, mind, heart, and soul, and she is devoted to cultivating greater embodiment and kindness on the planet—bringing more nectar into the places that have cracked open.  Arisa is originally from Boulder and loves to spend time near mountain creeks and among the flowers where she grew up.

David is a licensed massage therapist and has been practicing professionally since 2021. He is passionate about using massage to support relaxation and to help clients feel more at home in themselves.

David believes that healing can take many forms, and that listening to our bodies and tending to our most basic needs is often the best place to begin. Each client receives an integrated, attuned treatment plan designed to address their individual needs and goals.

He completed 700 hours of training at the Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy in Sámara, Costa Rica. After graduating and receiving his license, David began his practice by working with guests at eco-lodges and hotels throughout Costa Rica and Panama. Since then, he has refined his skills and developed a more intuitive approach to supporting the body’s needs.

David is skilled in both deep tissue techniques and Swedish massage. In addition, he enjoys mindfulness practices such as meditation, yoga, and breathwork, as well as staying active through soccer and hiking.

Alison’s path into bodywork began after experiencing burnout — not just from the pace of life, but from living in ways that didn’t feel true to her. This led her to explore intuitive studies, natural medicine, yoga, and Thai massage, and in 2021 she became a licensed massage therapist. Her early work focused on supporting clients recovering from motor vehicle accidents and whiplash. She later spent nearly two years in Costa Rica as a teaching assistant at an international massage school, where she refined her hands-on skills, strengthened her intuitive touch, and deepened the way she holds space for every client.

Her sessions are rooted in a myofascial approach to therapeutic massage, guided by an intuitive awareness of the nervous system. She meets each person where they are — whether seeking relief from tension, restoration from discomfort, or simply a moment of stillness — creating a practice that resonates with every body and intention. At the heart of her work is the knowing that silence and presence connect us to our essence. Alison holds space for clients to experience that pause, a subtle yet powerful return to themselves.

Outside the treatment room, Alison lives close to the earth through music, travel, and natural, authentic living. She sees healing not just as the release of tension, but as an ongoing practice of remembering what is real, grounded, and whole.

Audrey has been practicing Massage Therapy on and off since she graduated from Heritage College of Health Careers in 2001. She grew up in Denver and has had a lifelong personal journey of pain management, due in large part to her own history of scoliosis and fibromyalgia. This journey led her to study Massage Therapy, as she felt that her experiences could prove valuable in helping others to heal. Audrey is a believer that pain, injury, illness and other interruptions of life can be great teachers. One of her strengths is her intuitive ability to “listen” to the body to determine what unique approaches are needed for each individual client. She customizes each massage session with a combination of modalities such as Swedish, sports recovery, percussion, prenatal, reflexology, deep tissue and neuromuscular techniques. Audrey is also fascinated with the energies that permeate and affect all things, and she brings her own brand of energy work into each massage, remaining mindful of releasing the negative energies that do not serve us and increasing the positive as much as possible. It is important to Audrey to help her clients by breaking up old patterns of adhesion in the tissue, and help people get “unstuck” so that they can move about life with greater ease and freedom. When not working, Audrey is happiest being a homebody with her husband of 20 years and their two hilarious and artistic children (6th generation Coloradans!). She is also a Nemophilist (lover of forests and woodland areas) and a big fan of Liberty Puzzles.

Tacy graduated from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego, CA in 2014, and in 2019 she trained with John Barnes in Myofascial Release. She has always been drawn to caring for others through healing touch.

She is a Reiki Master and yoga instructor and approaches healing from a holistic perspective. Tacy views massage not just as a physical experience, but as a whole-self experience, incorporating the emotional, mental, and energetic bodies.

She helps her clients feel more grounded, soften their nervous systems, and release whatever is needed. She specializes in Swedish, deep tissue, foot massage, and myofascial release, and is highly skilled in helping clients release tension in the neck and shoulders.

Tacy loves bodywork and truly believes in the healing power it holds.