Life-Giving Touch Massage is an owner-operated body-work service provider, offering transformative massage therapy in Clackamas, Oregon.
Clackamas, OR
| Monday | 10am - 4pm |
| Tuesday | 10am - 4pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 4pm |
| Thursday | 10am - 4pm |
| Friday | 10am - 4pm |
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The following provides you with some insight into me as a massage therapist, and as an individual. My intention is not to share every detail, but to bring forth some key points and snapshots of my history. These will give a glimpse into what has brought me here to this point in my life. So for the next 4-5 minutes bare with me as I introduce myself to you and share my brief story.
The first area is probably the hardest to believe..spending 30 years in the warehousing industry. I know, right?? How do you go from all those years of warehousing to massage??; you might ask. Well, back in 1979 is when I received my first warehouse job, and what I really enjoyed about warehousing is that there was a variety of things to do to keep me engaged, as well as, working with my hands and driving anything that had forks on it! But most of all, not being cooped up in an office!
For 8 1/2 years I held this job, and ended up managing the warehouse, and it was my longest employment at one job. For sure the future held a few more driving jobs, lots of forklifting, inside sales and some outside sales. About mid career, I began thinking: “is this really what I want to be doing for the rest of my life”. Fast forward to 2009, I was laid off from my final warehousing gig, and never looked back.
Concerning the next area of “keyhole” events in my life, these are the more personal ones; I do not talk much about martial arts and energy work because sometimes they can be misunderstood. Martial arts has always been an interest since I was a young boy. Becoming a martial artist started back in the late eighties, and then that part of my life ended in the late nineties. My two favorite studies were the Philippine and Indonesian arts because of the style of movement. For 10 years I traveled, trained, co-owned a school, taught seminars and earned multiple black belts, but eventually it became apparent to me that I was becoming burned out and I needed to stop. Even though a number of years have passed since then, the muscle memory still lives on and my love for the arts and energy work will never leave me. All in all, I will just say that I’m a master of nothing, and a student of everything.
