Whitney Rytz-Jackson

Even as a child, sport was an integral part of my life. My father, also an athlete, was one of the main reasons why I became very interested in working with the body. Having always been helped a lot myself with tension, it wasn’t long before I started to help others and realized how much I enjoyed improving the lives of others. The human body fascinates me, especially when it comes to finding and solving problems. I quickly realized that I can communicate better with my hands than with words. As an artist, I see massage as a form of art. Working with muscles has been with me since childhood, and in my mid-twenties I made the decision to turn this passion into my profession – a decision that never felt like work. It’s a fulfilling feeling at the end of the day to bring relaxation not only to my clients, but also to myself.

One of my greatest strengths as a therapist is my ability to work with all levels of pressure – from gentle to strong. I always find the right trigger points and work specifically on each problem area. My calm voice also helps to relax my clients as I guide the muscles into deep relaxation for an effective massage. My flowing massage style ensures that my clients remain in a state of relaxation throughout the treatment.