About Annie
Licensed Massage Therapist. One therapist, consistent care, whole-person bodywork.
Hi, I'm Annie. I believe a good massage comes down to two things: connection and consistency. When I start working with someone, I get to know their body over time. Where they hold tension, how they carry stress, what has changed since the last visit. That knowledge only builds when you see the same therapist every time, which is why at Knotted Oak you always work with me.
I care about care being accessible. Bodywork should not be an occasional luxury. It should be something you can rely on, at a price that lets it be part of your life. I keep my pricing honest and my schedule steady so you can count on it.
My approach treats the whole person: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. A session is as much about presence and energetic connection as it is about muscle. I'm licensed and trained in [specific modalities], and I bring the same attention to a first-time visit as to a client I have worked with for years.
Why Knotted Oak
The name comes from my Celtic roots. In Celtic tradition the oak is the king of the forest, chosen for its size and its lifespan. It stands for inner strength, grounding, and personal endurance: the quiet kind of resilience that comes from being deeply rooted.
The knot is the dara knot, a Celtic design drawn from the root system of the oak. Its interwoven lines have no beginning and no end, and they represent unity and the connection of all things. That is what I hope every session feels like: strength and grounding on one side, connection on the other.
Knotted Oak is both of those ideas together. Steady, rooted, enduring care, offered through a genuine connection with the person on the table.
My Approach
Every session starts with a conversation and a few minutes to settle. I want to know how you are arriving today, not just where it hurts. Then the work follows what your body is telling me, with pressure and pace adjusted as we go.
I think of the work on four levels: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. Muscles hold stress, but so do breath and attention. A good session reaches all of it, and that depends on real presence and connection between us, not a routine run on autopilot.
The most important ingredient is consistency. Seeing the same therapist, in the same calm room, on a rhythm you can keep, is what turns a nice hour into lasting change. That is what I am here to offer: steady, reliable care from someone who knows you.
Certifications & Credentials
Professionally trained and certified to provide safe, effective therapeutic massage
[State] Board of Massage Therapy
National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork
Myofascial Release Treatment Centers
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals
Areas of Specialization
Expertise in a wide range of therapeutic modalities to meet your unique needs
Swedish & Relaxation Massage
Deep Tissue Massage
Energy Work & Whole-Person Care
Myofascial Release Therapy
Prenatal & Postnatal Massage
Ongoing Maintenance Care
Education & Training
Committed to ongoing professional development and advanced training
[Name] School of Massage Therapy
[YYYY][Name] Institute of Advanced Bodywork
[YYYY][Name] University
[YYYY]Professional Memberships
Active member of leading professional organizations in massage therapy
- ✓Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP)
- ✓American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA)
- ✓[State] Chapter of Massage Therapists
Ready to Settle In?
Consistent, grounded bodywork from one therapist who gets to know you