Stewart Health: Muscle Specialist and Wellness Professional

05/22/2025

Stewart Health Bodywork & Training LLC is a wellness center located in Vancouver, Washington, specializing in therapeutic bodywork and movement training. Founded and led by Tish Stewart, a licensed massage therapist and fitness specialist, the clinic offers personalized services aimed at improving posture, movement, and overall well-being.  

Services Offered
• Low-Level Laser Therapy (3LT®): Utilizes cold laser technology to enhance cellular growth, increase blood flow, and reduce inflammation, promoting faster healing of muscles, skin, and nerves. 
• Specialized Therapeutic Bodywork: Tailored sessions designed to alleviate chronic pain, improve posture, and support pain-free movement through techniques such as applied neurology, nuerokinetic therapy, myofascial release and deep tissue massage. 
• Athletic Bodywork: Focused on injury prevention and recovery for athletes, providing tools and techniques to maintain strength and prevent sport-specific injuries. 

Founder Background

Tish Stewart brings a diverse background in gymnastics, ballet, volleyball, group exercise and swimming to her practice. She is a graduate of the Bodymechanics School of Myotherapy & Massage (2016) and holds a Washington state massage license ( 60717156). In addition to operating Stewart Health, she is affiliated with Atlas Spinal Care Chiropractic, Dr Willard at Hayden Island Chiroptractic, Dr Diable at Rejuvenance Therapy and Dr Stebbing at Musculoskeletal and Sports Medicine.  

Location and Contact

Stewart Health is situated at: 

5555 E. Evergreen Blvd, Suite B
Vancouver, WA 98661 

For appointments or inquiries, you can reach out via: 
• Phone: (360) 281-5168
• Email: tish@tishstewart.com
• Website: www.tishstewart.com  

Recognition

In 2023, Stewart Health Bodywork & Training received the “Best of Vancouver” award, acknowledging its excellence in the local wellness community. 

For those in the Vancouver area seeking personalized bodywork and movement training, Stewart Health offers a comprehensive approach to achieving and maintaining physical wellness.

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