I'm Elizabeth Luther, but you can call me Liz. I'm a licensed and insured massage therapist, a neurodivergent mother and wife, and someone who knows migraines and sciatica firsthand.

Over the past 16 years, I've worked in waterfront spas, chiropractic settings and, most recently, eight years of customized massage at Massage Envy. I've learned from therapists with different approaches and found my own balance between focused massage work and relaxation. I like understanding the science behind what I do and why it matters to the person receiving it.

Motherhood, people-pleasing and learning to set boundaries have all shaped how I care for myself and others. Massage became part of that process. Receiving bodywork, studying it and watching clients feel better helped me understand the difference this work could make.

I want to know what you want to feel better for. Is discomfort interfering with sleep, work, family time or something you love doing? Understanding your why helps me understand what matters during our time together.

Consent matters deeply to me. My own history made receiving touch difficult, and I left my first attempt at massage school when I wasn't ready for the vulnerability of being a student on the table. I haven't forgotten that feeling. You don't have to tell me your story to receive careful draping, clear explanations and respect for your boundaries.

Helping other therapists grow has also become meaningful to me. If something I teach helps their client, and they pass it along, that care reaches people I'll never meet. I think of that as a quiet legacy. It brings me peace and joy.

I founded Intuitive Touch Wellness in 2012. My own journey is still in the making, and I don't assume yours will look like mine. When I see your name on my schedule, I know I have an opportunity to make a difference in your day.

I show up prepared, attentive, and intentional in every detail, so you can feel a little bit better today.