Angela Worthy
- Barefoot massage for deep, broad pressure and release.
- Traditional Thai massage for flexibility and joint mobility.
- Manual release of muscle tension and adhesions.
- Improve range of motion and functional flexibility.
- Therapeutic sessions for pain relief and relaxation.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Solstice Bodywork
6407 Brayton Dr, Suite 100, Anchorage, AK, 99507-2107
I am a mom, wife and massage therapist. I was born and raised here in Anchorage and despite the cold winter months, I can’t imagine not calling Alaska home. When I’m not massaging, you can find me spending time with my family, shuttling my kids to and from their activities, planning tropical and/or Disney vacations, or curled up by the fire relaxing. While working full-time in my previous career, I attended the evening Therapeutic Massage Program at Alaska Career College and graduated valedictorian in October 2023. One evening, Kristen Tri (Tri Barefoot Massage) came in to speak to our class about her experiences with barefoot massage and business ownership. Shortly after, I booked a barefoot massage and Thai massage and I was hooked! I attended barefoot massage training in November 2023 and Traditional Thai massage training in Phuket, Thailand in January 2024. Kristin hired me in February 2024 and we worked closely together until we split the business down the middle in November 2024. I love utizing these unique styles to treat my clients from one session to the next. Together we can work specific or broad to release tension and adhesion in the muscles, as well as working on flexibility and range of motion to keep the body moving and feeling its best.
Barefoot Massage is a deep tissue technique applied with the soles of the feet. The therapist uses parallel overhead bars for support. Gravity allows for a deeper than deep tissue massage. This technique is applied to both the back and front of the body as well as the neck and shoulders.