Open 6 days a week by appointment.

Hourly rate: $100 (includes an additional 15 minutes for intake and check-out at no extra cost).

Convenient payment options.

Located just off of I-295 (Exit 6B) in the shopping plaza at 449 Forest Avenue, Portland, Maine.
* Wheelchair accessible
* Elevator access
* Gender-neutral restroom
* Free parking
* Transgender safe space
* LGBTQ+ friendly

Learn more about me at moxcey.massagetherapy.com

I provide personalized integrative bodywork to help people improve their physical comfort and function while accessing deep states of relaxation and integration. My goal is to aid each client's natural ability to function well, to move freely, and to process the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual experiences of life.

I graduated from Spa Tech Institute in 2008 and opened my part-time practice in 2009, integrating Swedish, deep tissue, and neuromuscular massage, offering chair massage, and making house calls. I completed further trainings including Muscle Restore Technique for head, neck, and shoulder pain. I transitioned to full-time massage therapy work in 2024. I enjoy continuing to study, learn, and modify my approach as our collective knowledge base of the human body deepens.

My approach is also informed by over twenty years of hatha yoga practice and a decade of providing direct support to people with disabilities, neurodivergence, and histories of trauma and abuse. As a Registered Maine Recreation Guide and Direct Support Professional, I co-led many inclusive and adaptive outdoor trips in Maine and New Hampshire with activities ranging from rock climbing to kayaking. When not performing bodywork, I enjoy gardening, reading, meditating, and hiking in all four seasons.

* Integrative massage sessions use a combination of techniques based on your and your body's individual needs and goals. Benefits include reduced soft tissue restrictions and increased mobility, flexibility, comfort, and bodily awareness. Elements of deep tissue work, Swedish massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and assisted stretching may be used, depending on your needs and preferences. These sessions use hypoallergenic lotions or oils and light to very firm pressures with the client comfortably disrobed and securely draped.