Meet Your Massage Therapist
Willow Grey, LMT
She / TheyLicensed Massage Therapist
As a transgender and nonbinary massage therapist, my mission is to be a self-care resource to my community.
From relaxation after a long day interfacing with cis-ciety, to lymphatic drainage for a smooth surgical recovery, my work is here to help give your body the care you deserve.
All bodies and all identities are welcome on my table.
My Journey
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2023
720-Hour Massage Therapy Program - Colorado School of Healing Arts
During my time at CSHA, I learned not only the practical skills of therapeutic bodywork but a professional way to channel my empathy and love for my community.
Anatomy & Physiology classes showed me how science is affirming to the trans experience, while hands-on practice taught me that the mind-body connection is far more intricate, powerful, and personal than can be described in a textbook.
2026
Manual Lymphatic Drainage Levels 1 & 2 - Colorado School of Healing Arts
Forever a student of my craft, I continue to seek opportunities for growth and understanding.
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2024
After passing the MBLEx (Massage and Bodywork Licensing Exam) and receiving my license to practice in the state of Colorado, I established TransWellness LLC, opening my practice to the public.
Every client who gets on my table comes with a totally unique bodily experience, and being welcomed as a partner in your self-care is an honor that enriches my life and my practice. I am beyond grateful to be able to share the power of healthy touch with my community.
Thanks for joining me!
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The journey of falling in love with my body has had its ups and downs, throughout which massage and other bodywork has been an anchor for me. I find that the more I show up for my body, the better equipped I am to handle dysphoria and anxiety when they come.
When I first enrolled in massage school, I wasn't sure what I was getting myself into. As a young trans person, the prospect of lying under a sheet in a room full of strangers was daunting to say the least. Still, some part of me felt called to the work. I had spent much of my life up to that point hiding from my body, but two years into my transition, I was beginning to recognize the potential for joy in a relationship with my body.