Ro Sullivan
- Swedish massage for relaxation and improved circulation.
- Myofascial release for fascial restrictions and mobility.
- Deep tissue techniques for chronic muscle tension and pain.
- Craniosacral therapy for gentle nervous system regulation.
- Thai massage for assisted stretching and joint mobility.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Mandala Medicine
3125 E Burnside St, Portland, OR, 97214
Hi there, my name is Ro (they/she). My passion for bodywork began with my own somatic healing journey in my mid-20s. I knew I needed to heal though my body and I dove into somatics head first. I devoted myself to yoga, dance, breathwork, meditation, embodiment practices, plant medicine ceremonies, and bodywork. I take a holistic approach to healing and wellness. With a belief in the body’s innate ability to heal, I approach each session with a deep sense of reverence for the body’s wisdom and resilience. My massage style is a combination of Swedish, Myofascial Release, Deep Tissue, Craniosacral Therapy and Thai Massage. I bring presence, pace and breath to all sessions. It is deeply important to me that my practice is a safe and affirming space for all people of marginalized identities. I strive to create an environment where clients feel seen, honored, and met with care and respect. I understand that healing work is deeply personal, and I am committed to holding space that is trauma-informed, consent-centered, and welcoming to all bodies, genders, and lived experiences. When I’m not practicing bodywork, you can catch me IDing birds, snacking on fruit from neighborhood trees, and chatting with my cat Peeko. I look forward to working with you!
For new massage patients using MODA, VA or Regence. We bill massage & manual therapy, coverage varies by practitioner. This style of massage uses specific advanced body work methods for treating pain & injury, & differs from a more classical relaxation style massage. The practitioner will allow time at the beginning to discuss health history, consent, and treatment planning, and 3 to 5 minutes at the end to discuss recommendations for aftercare.