Keana was raised with massage and realized she was drawn to it as her career during her first year of college at Idaho State University. Originally studying Radiographic Science, she transferred to the massage program and earned her AAS in 2018, going on to earn her bachelors of Health Science with honors in 2019. During her final year at ISU, she began practicing massage in Idaho and Washington.

Keana’s passion is to introduce her clients to the immense benefits of massage through their relief of pain, stress, and recovery from injury. Her main interest and focus lies in injury treatment and pain management. She specializes in deep tissue work and has studied the McLoughin Scar Tissue Release technique, thai massage, myofascial release, and prenatal massage techniques. The ability to reverse painful effects of injury on the body and improve overall wellness constantly amazes and excites her, and continually learning new advanced techniques keeps her passion for rehab therapy alive and growing.

Volunteering in the community is another passion for Keana, and she is actively involved in Project: Homeless Connect as well as annually participating in the Paddle to Lummi Healing Tent. She also frequently works with underserved populations such as the Homeless Vets program. She lives happily in rural Whatcom County on a small farm with her collection of dogs, cats, horses and goats. When not in the office, her other passions include ballroom dancing, working out, and playing softball; in her free time, she also coaches softball at a local middle & high school. Even being busy with all of that, she manages to carve out important time for traveling, continuing education courses, and hanging out with friends and family.