Our Massage Therapists
April
Carleen
Chenell
Chenell was raised and went to school in Westlake Village, CA. She has been a massage therapist for five years with a specialty in deep tissue. Other styles that Chenell specializes in are Swedish, shiatsu, and sports massage. Chenell enjoys loosening tight muscles and releasing tension in tight shoulders, necks, and lower backs. “I enjoy massage because it’s a amazing alternative way of healing the body and I love seeing people walk out feeling brand new and ready for the day!” Chenell.
Jasmine
Jasmine is a certified massage practitioner who has been with Thousand Oaks Spine and Injury Center since 2001
She attended Thousand Oaks Healing Arts Institute in 2003 and has worked with Dr. Fey and Physical therapists ever since. She specializes in deep tissue and sports massage, as well as personalized therapeutic massage for specific injuries.
Working directly with various doctors has led her to gain great knowledge and understanding of a wide variety of injuries and allows her to work directly with the specialists to come up with an appropriate treatment plan for each patient.
She received a B.S. in Business in 2007 from California State University, Northridge, where she was a collegiate golfer, before deciding to pursue a career in physical therapy. She is currently taking classes in preparation for a doctorate program in Physical therapy. In her free time, Jasmine enjoys snowboarding, traveling, golfing and spending time with family and friends.
Stacy
Licensed massage therapist, Stacy Lehman, has been practicing for 11 years in the Conejo Valley.
Stacy believes that wellbeing is one of the most important things in your life. If you are in pain, discomfort, stressed or just need to relax, massage therapy is beneficial for all of those body aches and a great stress reliever!
Stacy will work based on your personal goals, medical history, and stress or pain related problem areas. Stacy works on many different types from people with office jobs to golfers, cyclists, mixed martial artists and runners. The goal is to help aid in the recovery of injury and pain.