Bryce is a graduate of East West College of the Healing Arts where she studied Swedish, deep tissue, structural bodywork, and spa modalities. She has since studied Craniosacral through Upledger Institute and completed additional CEs in cupping, PNF, and prenatal massage. Bryce is honored to bring her compassionate presence and intuitive touch to clients at Canopy Clinic.

Inspired by the rhythms of nature, Bryce incorporates elements of both Swedish and deep tissue massage, emphasizing fluidity and flow in each session. Her intuitive approach is characterized by gentle, nurturing strokes that mimic the gentle ebb and flow of water, combined with broad, grounding, earthy pressure. It is from a base of groundedness and safety, she believes, that profound shifts can occur in the body. To this end, she tends to the nervous system by maintaining attention to the breath, gently easing into deeper work, and incorporating rhythmic rocking and compressions.

 Bryce pursued massage after witnessing the profound impact that touch had on her own and her loved ones wellbeing during Covid pandemic shut-downs. Her interest in healing goes back much further, with years of study and practice in Western herbalism. Her pivot to massage mirrors a personal shift she made away from a mental and analytical state towards increased physical embodiment and presence. In her work she holds deep respect and appreciation for the strategies that the body and mind use to survive, and is proud to offer trauma-informed care to meet clients wherever they are in their healing process.

When not massaging, Bryce loves to nerd out about plants and psychology, connect with her community, cook elaborate meals, and nap with her cat Ziggy Stardust.