Your Body, Your Needs

A dramatic event shaped the career course for the owner of Body Balance Massage. When she was seriously injured in a life-threatening automobile accident, Kelly Lewis’ eyes were opened to the importance of massage therapy in successful rehabilitation. As a result, Kelly focuses on helping clients who suffer from sports injuries, medical conditions, car accident rehabilitation or chronic pain to have a better quality of life. Kelly believes that helping her clients to understand why they hurt is such a huge part of their recovery. Kelly graduated with honors from Ashmead College, focusing on treatment therapy and hot stone massage. She also completed training for Body Balance for Scoliosis Therapy. This technique is a gentle direct approach that corrects postural imbalance and decreases or eliminates pain. Kelly and her husband have three children and seven beautiful grandchildren. When she’s not helping clients, Kelly can be found traveling, playing with her grandbabies or paddle boarding every chance she gets through  this beautiful state.

 Irene Doerner spent much of her career in Toronto hospitality, while in her spare time running the occasional marathon, participating in duathlons, and attaining certification in Pilates. After moving to Oregon, she became an LMT through Oregon School of Massage in 2019 and saw this as a perfect way to parlay her extensive service experience and interest in body mechanics into a vocation of connecting with and helping people. Irene believes that movement is medicine and utilizes a range of experience and tools to tailor each bodywork session. Her scope of practice includes both Eastern and Western modalities such as Shiatsu, Thai Massage, Cupping and Gua Sha, Lymphatic, Myofascial and Deep tissue massage. She also has studied with Advanced Trainings, specializing in TMJ and whiplash. In Irene’s spare time, she can be found on a pilates reformer exploring the PNW or seeing live music with her husband, Steve and son, Luke.  

 As a family woman and athlete Euzetta has a long history of care giving and focusing on the importance of overall health. Her mother, also a massage therapist, raised her with the sense of touch and sensitivity needed to really be in touch with the human condition. Euzetta’s interest in her Indonesian roots and Eastern medicine healing modalities, combined with her sports medicine history created a passion in learning and providing techniques to achieve healing and the ability to reach a higher level of performance. Euzetta graduated from the Oregon School of Massage with a focus on whole body integration, deep tissue, injury recovery, myofascial and trigger point therapy. Euzetta loves to be physically active and when she isn’t treating clients she spends a lot of time running, lifting and horseback riding.