Jason D. Priest, LMT

With a career in Massage Therapy dating back to 1999, Jason brings a wealth of experience to his practice. After graduating from the Seattle Massage School in 2000, he worked in a home birthing center alongside Naturopaths, Chiropractors, and Midwives. His career also includes several years focusing on spinal injuries while working for a Chiropractor. Over the past 17 years, he has served as a Massage instructor at four accredited massage schools, most recently at Clover Park Technical College, teaching Anatomy & Physiology, Kinesiology, Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Sports Massage, and various other modalities.

In his massage practice, Jason offers a combination of deep, relaxation, and specific stretches with direct, focused strokes to release areas of pain, tension, and dysfunction. His techniques range from light, gentle touch to deep, specific massage, structural bodywork, and both passive and active stretching. Believing in the power of bodywork to promote health and rehabilitation, he strives to educate his clients on the essential benefits of massage and self care.

Passionate about providing care to complex clients, Jason has found a profound reward by working with amputees, cancer survivors, and individuals with orthopedic joint replacements, addressing their unique needs while improving quality of life. He has also carved out a niche within the wellness competitor community, offering specialized care to those training or preparing for competitions. His extensive knowledge and training in a multitude of modalities allow him to combine various techniques within each massage session, which may include Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Therapy, Gua Sha, Cupping, Active Release Technique, Stretching, and Sports Massage. Currently, he is completing his training in intraoral massage and plans to offer focused TMJ work soon.

In his spare time, Jason enjoys spending quality moments with his son, proudly sharing his son’s latest accomplishments, and planning new adventures together.