Cliff A. Leichleiter, LMT

Cliff began his Massage Therapy career at Everest College in 2010. Drawn to a variety of techniques, including Sports Massage, Full Body Stretching, and Reiki, he embraced multiple modalities with a single, unifying goal: helping people.

As a treatment-focused massage therapist with a holistic approach, Cliff’s mission is to support his clients’ well-being through targeted, therapeutic touch that addresses both physical discomfort and emotional balance. With a deep understanding of body mechanics, musculoskeletal health, whole-body stretching, energy flow, and cupping, he integrates a variety of techniques such as deep tissue, myofascial release, active and passive stretching, and trigger point therapy. Cliff also blends treatment work with relaxation methods to help decrease the sympathetic nervous system response, improving pain for clients who are stuck in a fight-or-flight state. This comprehensive approach helps alleviate chronic pain, promote recovery, and restore mobility.

Cliff approaches every session with individualized care, recognizing that each person’s body and needs are unique. His work is guided by the belief that true healing involves not just the body but the mind and spirit as well. By creating a safe and compassionate space, he helps his clients connect more deeply with their own bodies, fostering greater harmony and self-awareness.

Looking toward the future, Cliff continues to expand his expertise by pursuing advanced training in frontline work, scar tissue treatment, intraoral massage, lymphatic massage, and energy work. He hopes to combine these skills with his passion for education to one day teach massage therapy, specializing in Oncology Massage, helping those in chronic pain, and managing scar tissue and fascial restrictions so patients can live whole, balanced lives.

When Cliff is not massaging clients at work, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, indulging his cats’ latest toy craze, exploring the Pacific Northwest both indoors and outdoors, bowling, attending concerts or shows, or tackling home improvement projects.