nicole healy

nicole HEALY / massage THERAPIST

Nicole was born on a sunny fall day in Boulder, Colorado and has enjoyed the wonderful Colorado views and community ever since.  While she has been many places around the world, some for vacation some for a brief stay, she always comes back to her beautiful home state.  Her travels around the world have given her a unique perspective for the healing arts because of the many different people she has met.

Nearly 14 years ago, Nicole received her first massage; thus began her ongoing fascination with bodywork.  Having been injured many times over the years, Nicole witnessed firsthand the difference in injuries healing when helped with massage versus on their own.  This had a profound impact on her.  After a back injury in 2004, when massage proved invaluable to her healing process, Nicole decided she wanted to pursue the path of massage therapy in order to help people the way she had been helped.

After graduating from Massage School in May of 2005, Nicole’s first job at a physical therapy clinic gave her the opportunity of working with many different types of injuries; from car accident victims suffering from whiplash to runners with muscle tears, and others who just wanted to work with someone to reach their fitness goals faster.  Through utilizing massage techniques like deep tissue, injury therapy and trigger point therapy, as well as incorporating different stretches, to creating a plan of action with the client for massage sessions and what they can do when they are at home, Nicole has been able to help many people ranging from professional athletes to weekend warriors. 

Working with athletes is Nicole’s passion and her style of mixing deep tissue with trigger point, and sports massage has evolved over the years to allow her to be more effective in helping her clients.

Competitive swimming, tennis and golf have taught Nicole how many different places the body can ache, and just how devastating injuries can be.  She also understands that the road to recovery is not always easy, but with a team effort between therapist and client it can be done.