Alyssia 'Lissy' Silagyi, LMT# 28237
Holistic Massage Therapist
Relaxation & Therapeutic Massage, Sports & Sports Injury Massage, Myofascial Release, Facilitated Stretching, Cupping/Gua Sha, Pregnancy Massage, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Craniosacral Therapy, Hot Stone Massage, Reiki
Bio
As a massage therapist & bodyworker, Lissy believes in the transformative power of touch. For Lissy, touch is the universal human language–one which, when given with intention and care, can alleviate physical discomfort, reduce stress, and nurture emotional balance. In her work as an Holistic Massage Therapist & Bodywork Practitioner, Lissy tailors each of her session to meet the unique needs of her patients where they are in the moment so that, through caring and considered touch, she can foster health within the Body, the Mind, and the Spirit of everyone she sees.
Fun Fact
Lissy’s favorite word is one she saw in an old picture kept by her Hungarian great-grandparents. The word: Vigyazz. It’s an Hungarian word meaning “Beware.” Lissy also has a favorite animal–although it’s not a cat, dog, or a tortoise. It’s the adorable sloth! So, Vigyazz the Adorable Sloth!
Suzanne 'Suzyn' Vorachek, LMT# 19619
Orthopedic & Sports Injury Massage Therapist
Relaxation & Therapeutic Massage, Sports & Sports Injury Massage Neuromusular & Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, Facilitated/PNF/MET Stretching, Cupping/Gua Sha, Pregnancy Massage
Bio
As a massage therapy practitioner, Suzyn believes that all of us ought to practice hope in, and compassion for, our bodies, even as they wear down and grow rusty. Our bodies are the chariots which carry us through life–and that makes them important. So in her work as an Orthopedic and Sports Injury Massage Therapist, Suzyn believes her most important role as a massage practitioner and bodyworker is to teach people how to let go of the struggle against what their body can’t do, show them how to celebrate their body for what it can do, and help them find peace in, and acceptance for, their body as it is in this moment.
Fun Fact
Ojala is Suzyn’s favorite word in any language. Descending from the Arabic phrase ‘Inshallah,’ meaning ‘ if God wills it,’ Ojala is Spanish for ‘I hope,’ which for Su is a phrase that emobodies the first step we must all take on our healing journeys: hope.
