Kacie Hinojosa 

Kacie is a certified researcher, a doctoral candidate in Integrative Healthcare Sciences at the American College of Healthcare Sciences (ACHS), and an award-winning sports and structural massage therapist. At the Open Massage Championship (Oregon) she took gold in Wellness Massage, bronze in Sports Massage, and bronze Overall. She holds a BA in Health and Wellness and has deep study in how mind and feeling move together, plus serious academic work in herbalism. Her practice sits where the body meets the inner life, with long study in depth psychology and the harder edges of human behavior — shadow, manipulation, and what people hide from themselves.

Her path was not assembled out of fashionable modalities. She started with rigorous body science — anatomy, structure, the actual mechanics of how tension stores and releases — then moved into the harder questions about why the body keeps holding what it holds. The Integrative Healthcare Sciences doctoral work at ACHS, the depth-psychology study, and her years of comparative cultural and esoteric scholarship all fold back into the same practice.

She does not just treat symptoms. She reads what the body keeps doing and ties it to what is moving underneath in your mind and feelings. When you step onto her table or into her session, you can begin to notice how precision replaces guesswork.