Portland, Oregon
Easygoing corporate wellness for Portland's athletic brands, Silicon Forest tech campuses and wellness-minded workplaces, from the Pearl to Beaverton, delivered by licensed local practitioners.
Corporate wellness event planning
Chair MassageYogaMeditationSound BathsTai ChiMat PilatesZumbaBarre
No fuss required. Your people pick the times that suit them through a simple online sign-up, and LoDo Chair Massage & Wellness handles the rest. We contract with well-reviewed local massage therapists and yoga instructors and look after the setup, scheduling and details, so a relaxed wellness day takes just one phone call to arrange.
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* Three minutes are added per person for a thorough cleaning and changeover. Hourly rates increase for events between 9pm and 7am.
** If your event is outside the Portland metro area, call for a quote.
*** See our corporate wellness packages for recurring weekly, biweekly and monthly classes.
Office hours in Portland, Oregon
Mon-Fri: 9am-6pm MST
For on-site chair massage at your Portland office, start with the quote form below to get an estimate, then give us a call with any questions: (503) 964-5822. Practitioners are available seven days a week, and after hours on request, for:
See our corporate wellness packages, or add on-site yoga classes to the same visit.
How it works
Integrate massage into your business or event for stress reduction. That’s it, we take care of the rest.
Fill out the quote form or call (503) 964-5822 to talk through your event.
We get to work and send a free estimate customised to your event.
Pick the date and times for chair massage, yoga or meditation.
Chair massage in Portland
Anywhere. Offices, tech campuses, conventions and company parties across the Portland metro.
Portland's independent streak shows up everywhere, from its food cart pods to its neighborhood coffee roasters, and chair massage fits right in. Our practitioners set up in converted warehouse offices in the Pearl District, creative studios along Alberta Street and breweries on the Central Eastside, bringing the chairs, the supplies and an unhurried, friendly vibe.
Hosting a booth at the Oregon Convention Center in the Lloyd District or a show at the Portland Expo Center? Chair massage pulls people in and gives your booth crew a breather between conversations. It works just as well for an all-hands, a client appreciation night or a holiday party.
Our network of therapists covers the whole metro, from the Downtown towers and South Waterfront to the athletic and outdoor brand campuses around Beaverton, the Silicon Forest tech offices in Hillsboro, the Kruse Way office corridor in Lake Oswego and across the Columbia to Vancouver, WA.
Call LoDo Chair Massage at (503) 964-5822 to plan your chair massage event in the Portland metro area today.
What we're all about
Back in 2008, LoDo Chair Massage got its start in Denver, CO with a single aim: make massage therapy part of the workday. A steady run of glowing client reviews for our chair massage and corporate yoga has since led us to companies nationwide, and Portland is a great fit.
Corporate wellness is all we do. You get a friendly, organized contact from your first call, and we stick around until the final appointment wraps up, so everyone heads back to their desk loose, calm and recharged.
Even in a city that loves to hike, bike and paddle, the workday catches up with people. Hours at a keyboard build tension that most of us ignore until it shows up as tight shoulders, a sore lower back or a headache. Regular massage is easy preventative care that eases stress, sharpens focus and lifts morale, and bringing it on site shows employees that their well-being really matters to you.
Request a quote
A few details and we'll send a written estimate for chair massage at your Portland office, with no surprises.
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm MST. Practitioners available seven days a week.
Meet the practitioners
Licensed local therapists in our Portland network cover the metro, from Gresham to Hillsboro and Vancouver, WA, for weekly, biweekly, monthly or quarterly visits, with package discounts for large events, returning clients and referrals. Our client list shows the companies that already bring us in.
Adam came to massage through his own path to better health, after noticing how closely massage and his daily yoga practice were connected. He completed the 640-hour program at the Oregon School of Massage in 2015. In session he talks with each client about their goals and tailors the work to meet them, often leading with myofascial release to free restrictions and improve range of motion. His work is slow and deliberate, with deep tissue techniques and some relaxing Swedish massage, because massage should feel good.
Alexandra is a licensed and insured massage therapist in Oregon. She graduated from the New York College of Health Professions in 2016 with an Associate of Occupational Studies in Massage Therapy, with training in both Eastern and Western modalities and a focus on finding the root of pain. She works intuitively and customizes each massage to what the client needs. Off the clock she enjoys yoga, hiking and kayaking around the Pacific Northwest.
Anna Horvitz is a licensed massage therapist and certified Reiki Master who trained at East West College of the Healing Arts. She owns InnerStellar Bodyworks, where she treats chronic pain and supports injury recovery with therapeutic massage and reiki. She is also an artist, musician, yoga practitioner, animal lover and avid hockey fan.
Ashley has been a licensed massage therapist since 2009, after graduating from Heritage College in Kansas City. She has worked in many settings with a wide range of clients, including NFL players, touring musicians through the nonprofit Hands That Rock, which raises money for music education, and people recovering from motor vehicle accidents. She is certified in pre- and postnatal massage and now calls Portland home.
Brionna has been an Oregon licensed massage therapist since 2007. She graduated from the Oregon School of Massage with a focus on Eastern modalities and Shiatsu. After years of table work in private practice, she now focuses on chair massage, which she finds the most varied and rewarding way to bring relief to people hard at work in their offices.
Carissa graduated from the Nevada School of Massage Therapy in 2009 and completed its Master Bodyworker Program in 2010. She specializes in chair massage and has worked everywhere from busy hotels and convention floors to shopping malls, PDX Airport and offices. Friendly and attentive, she can keep things relaxing or focus pressure on specific areas, and she works with clients of all ages.
Chelsea Power is a licensed massage therapist and entrepreneur whose passion is improving the quality of other people's lives. She is experienced in chair and table, Swedish, deep tissue, sports, aromatherapy, reflexology, hot stone, prenatal and scalp massage, and has worked in spas, fitness centers, chiropractic clinics, corporate offices, parties and sporting events. She adapts easily to new settings and customizes each session to the client.
Ciara began training as a massage therapist in 2016 and moved to Oregon in 2019. She uses the healing power of touch to bring relaxation and balance to mind and body, approaching bodywork with both logic and intuition and tailoring every session to the client's goals. Her modalities include Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point therapy, muscle energy technique, reiki, silicone cupping, chair and prenatal massage.
Danna is a licensed massage therapist in Portland, OR.
Danny studied kinesiology through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and graduated from East West College of the Healing Arts in Portland as a massage therapist. He works to improve posture and alignment so the body moves with gravity instead of against it, helping clients get back to the activities they love.
Darla has a genuine desire to help others and believes in the power of massage, meditation, yoga and natural living. A graduate of the Oregon School of Massage, she holds two chair massage certifications and more than 720 hours of training. In her spare time she explores Oregon's beaches, mountains, rivers and waterfalls with her family in their camper van.
Erich studied bodywork in 2015 and has since worked with a diverse clientele to free restrictions and repattern movement. Chair massage brings him great joy because it reaches people who rarely make time for self care. He welcomes questions and encourages feedback for a more dynamic healing relationship, and off the clock he enjoys long walks in old growth forests with coffee and a good book.
Jante is a licensed massage therapist in Portland, OR, and has been giving massage in one form or another her whole life.
Touch has always been central to Jeff's life. A twin, he has a natural gift for creating the compassionate space people need to heal, and he has been massaging those around him since childhood. Connection drives his work, along with a lifelong passion for movement through athletics, dance and film.
Jesse runs JaaRo Massage, an independent therapeutic massage practice in Portland, Oregon. He has made it a personal mission to deepen his understanding of the body and its health and to share that awareness with his clients and the community.
Jessica is passionate about massage, bodywork and holistic health, and she is always learning to give her clients better results. She loves putting a bounce in people's step during the workday from the massage chair. Her techniques include deep tissue, Swedish, myofascial release, neural reset therapy, Ashiatsu barefoot massage and chakra balancing.
Jonathan is a movement specialist who uses yoga and bodywork to release tension in the body. A yoga student since 1998 and teacher since 2004, he is a certified Forrest Yoga teacher, a style built around core strength, anatomical cues and the strain of chair-sitting culture. He has trained in Thai massage, Shiatsu, deep tissue and myofascial release, and uses the natural rhythm of the breath to coax tight places into release.
Joey earned his massage license at East West College of the Healing Arts and began his career in spas on the Oregon Coast, in Portland and in Las Vegas. He found his calling in rehabilitation, starting in chiropractic offices with accident and injury patients, and went on to study preventive medicine. His work has taken him around the world, from helping AIDS patients in Cape Town, South Africa, to rehabilitation work with survivors of the Siege of Sarajevo in Bosnia.
Kailin has shared therapeutic massage with clients for more than ten years. She holds a degree from Suffolk University in Boston and graduated from East West College of the Healing Arts in Portland in 2011. Her work includes deep tissue, myofascial release, Hawaiian lomi lomi, Thai yoga massage and Shiatsu, blended to fit each client. She owns Maluhia Massage in Portland and works with LoDo Chair Massage as an independent contractor.
Kara helps people on a physical, emotional and spiritual level, drawing on both scientific and energetic understanding of the body. With roots in Pennsylvania, she has been a massage therapist since 2016 and has volunteered her work in and out of the country. From chair to table, she specializes in neuromuscular therapy, Swedish, hot stone, reiki and reflexology.
Kristin graduated from the Oregon School of Massage in 2012. She works with athletes looking for faster recovery and training support through myofascial release and deep tissue work, and she partners with a chiropractor to help people recovering from motor vehicle accidents. A self-proclaimed weekend warrior who runs, bikes and practices yoga, she pairs bodywork with self care techniques that prevent injury and support performance.
Lacy grew up in central Florida and completed the massage program at Florida College of Natural Health in 2013. Her favorite modalities include Swedish, myofascial release, deep tissue, craniosacral therapy and cupping. Outside of work she trains in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, hikes with her dog and enjoys reading and crafting.
Leslie has specialized in workplace chair massage since 1997. Having worked at a desk herself, she knew she wanted to help office workers stay pain free, and she encourages better posture and regular stretching.
Makenzie has been licensed since 2017 and graduated with a 4.0 from Everest Institute in Tigard, OR. She is certified in oncology and prenatal massage and is also a certified yoga instructor. Alongside chair massage, she works with a chiropractor in Newberg, OR.
Mary completed the 800-hour program at East West College of the Healing Arts in 2014 and treats every session as a chance to learn. She specializes in deep tissue, Swedish, myofascial, trigger point, neuromuscular and assisted movement therapy. Chair massage is one of her favorites because she gets to travel and brighten people's day. She is also an aerial silks instructor, and for her aerial arts and massage go hand in hand.
Maura is a licensed massage therapist in Portland, OR.
Micki Shirk helps clients feel relaxed and comfortable in their bodies through the gentle power of therapeutic touch. She tailors each massage using Swedish, deep tissue, craniosacral and sports massage techniques. Since finishing massage school in New Mexico in 1999, she has built her skills working and studying in Los Angeles and Portland.
Michele owns and operates Gyre Bodyworks and earned her massage license at East West College of the Healing Arts. She has worked in wellness clinics, spas, chiropractic offices, health clubs, private practice and on-site chair massage, using Swedish, deep tissue, sports, pregnancy, trigger point, reflexology, reiki and hot stone techniques. A longtime movement and fitness teacher, she is also a certified Stott Pilates Mat and Reformer trainer with yoga certification through YogaFit.
Miranda is a licensed massage therapist, business owner and mother of two who loves exploring the Pacific Northwest. What she values most about her work is how massage heals people physically, emotionally and spiritually, easing pain, healing injuries and soothing stress. She has also run a chair massage booth at the Portland Saturday Market.
Nancy is originally from the Pacific Northwest and earned her Diploma of Remedial Massage in 2005 in Sydney, Australia, where she also taught yoga. Before returning to Portland in 2017, she spent several years giving chair massage at a busy airport. Her style is intuitive and firm, gentle when needed, and responsive to each client's requests. Her modalities include Swedish, deep tissue, cupping and chair massage.
Pamlin is a longtime licensed massage therapist and has called Oregon home for decades. She is also a union carpenter specializing in restoring older homes and a naturopathic student focused on botanical medicine and homeopathy.
Shawn began studying massage and bodywork at East West College of the Healing Arts in 2001, training in Tui Na, acupressure, Thai, deep tissue and hot stone massage. She has studied Hawaiian Lomi Lomi on Maui, including Sacred Lomi temple bodywork and Hawaiian hot stone therapy, and holds Reiki Master and Karuna Reiki Master levels. She often blends reiki into her sessions, along with cupping and gua sha.
Shawn Kinsella has been a licensed massage therapist since 2007 and a nutritional therapist since 2010, and he knows healing firsthand. His greatest reward is seeing change in his clients, whether better posture, recovery from injury or more energy to handle life's stressors. He brings a fresh look at the origins of physical trouble, listens to feedback and encourages the lifestyle changes that support lasting health.
Susan came to massage therapy after a long career in healthcare as a dental assistant. She is trained in Swedish, Thai, hot stone, deep tissue, pregnancy, sports and chair massage, and is CAMTC licensed. She has worked with chiropractors in their offices and at events, and continues to provide full body work at high-end spas.
Susannah is a full-time massage therapist who has studied more than a dozen healing modalities, which keeps her versatile and responsive in every session. Her mission is to help people step out of the chaos of daily life and find their own center. She believes the body is always communicating, and she helps clients breathe, center and listen.
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