Our Therapists
Sage L.Ac., CMT
Sage received her Massage Therapy certification is 2001 from Colorado School of Healing Arts, and continued her training focusing on Structural Alignment and Myofascial release. She has maintained a Massage Therapy practice in Grand Lake, located at the west entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, for 25 years. She began studying Oriental Medicine to further expand her journey of natural health and supportive healing, and is inspired to share the benefits of holistic medicine with Grand County. Sage received her Masters of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine in August of 2013, and is nationally certified in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbology. She is Colorado State licensed, is certified in Clean Needle Technique and is a member of the Colorado Acupuncture Association.
Spencer LMT
Spencer moved from Minnesota to Grand Lake with her husband. While visiting Sage and experiencing her healing arts, Spencer was inspired to pursue a career in healing others. Studying at Denver Integrative Massage School which combines both Western and Eastern healing modalities. Inspired by Thai massage or the lazy man’s yoga, it includes stretching, acupressure, energy work, & reflexology and can be considered a sport’s massage. Spencer is inspired to aid clients in opening their range of motion, and working on chronically stiff joints. She will be offering techniques practiced: Swedish, Table Thai, Hot & Cold Stones, Deep Tissue (Myofascial & Trigger Points), Advanced Neck, Reflexology, Integrated (Thai, Swedish, & Deep Tissue).
Anastasia LMT
Raised in Minnesota, Anastasia moved to Colorado in 2015. In 2011, she accidentally found herself as the only non-massage therapist in a massage cupping clinic at her local acupuncture and yoga studio in Anchorage, Alaska. She was hooked and made plans to change careers. She attended the Minnesota School of Business in 2014, and received her associates degree in Applied Sciences with an emphasis in Massage Therapy. Her favorite modalities are Deep Tissue, Sports, Prenatal, Swedish, and Raindrop therapy. Anastasia’s attention to detail allows her to incorporate her clients wishes as well as their needs. She blends techniques from various parts of her training so that the client receives a comprehensive therapeutic massage addressing essential goals ranging from acute injuries to overall emotional and physical stress. Some of the techniques you’ll find in her massages are passive stretching, reflexology, even myofascial release, to name a few. Her aim is to create a safe space for you to unwind from all of the burdens of life.
Abigail LMT
Having discovered her passion for massage at an early age, Abigail began her massage training immediately after high school in 2019. After graduating from Cortiva Institute in Arlington, TX, she practiced massage therapy in Texas for four years before moving to Grand Lake, CO with her husband in spring of 2025. Abigail seeks to provide healing and relief using a variety of massage techniques. Her Swedish massage uses slow, thorough strokes in order to calm the nervous system and promote relaxation. Her true passion, however, lies in releasing the tissues through a deep, therapeutic approach. She incorporates trigger point, heat, cupping, stretching, and deep tissue techniques, listening to the body and working slowly to allow it to let go in its own time. She also performs prenatal massages, having a special soft spot to nurture the nurturers. So whether you're achy from your everyday job, tensed and tired from pregnancy, sore from your sport of choice, or in pain from old injuries; Abigail can help you find relief!
Monica LMT
Monica graduated from Denver Integrative Massage School in 2019 and has called Grand County her home since 2018. She specializes in integrative, deep tissue, trigger point therapy and cupping. Her background includes extensive studies in yoga, Ayurvedic Yoga massage, Thai massage and Western massage techniques. Years of travel have cumulated in an East meets West approach with a focus on nourishing the nervous system so that the physical, mental and emotional bodies can relax and restore.