Meet Your Therapists
Anthony
- Anthony is dedicated to helping clients feel better in their bodies through deeply personalized, therapeutic care. His work blends clinical skill, thoughtful pressure, and a grounded presence that helps clients feel both supported and understood.
- His sessions are designed for real people with real lives: active women, stressed professionals, pregnant and postpartum clients, and anyone carrying tension, fatigue, or the weight of too much for too long.
Credentials
- Associate in Occupational Studies from New York College of Health Professions.
- LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE MASSAGE by Dr Jeff Cullers, DC, B.S., L.M.T, NCBTMB APPROVED PROVIDER #20 CE BROKER #50-14961.
- ONCOLOGY MASSAGE - Medical Massage for the Oncology Patient by Dr Jeff Cullers, DC, B.S., L.M.T, NCBTMB APPROVED PROVIDER #20 CE BROKER #50-14961.
- Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist
- NC License #19260 · 10+ years experience
Alycia
Hello and welcome, I'm Alycia, a Licensed Massage Therapist and Gwinnett College graduate, caring for clients since February of 2025. I'm honored to bring my hands and heart to Dosha Bodywork & Wellness, where healing is a partnership between us. I believe every session should be personal, built around your body, your tension, and how you want to feel when you leave. My work spans Swedish relaxation, deep tissue, prenatal, sports massage, Thai table massage, assisted stretching, myofascial release, reflexology, lymphatic massage, cupping, and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization. Whether you're seeking relief from pain, easier movement, recovery, or a quiet moment to reset, I'm here to meet you where your body is and create a session shaped entirely around you, so you leave feeling lighter, looser, and genuinely cared for.
Credentials
- Gwinnett College
- Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist
- NC License #22472
- Hours: Thursday - 7am to 3pm. Wednesday - 8am to 3pm. Friday - 9am to 1pm. Every other Saturday - 4pm to 7pm.
Michael
Natural healing is what pulled me into this craft. The body already knows how to repair itself. My job is to find what is standing in the way and give it room to do the work. That is where the satisfaction lives for me. Not in the technique itself, but in watching someone get off the table moving differently than when they walked in.
My favorite modalities are neuromuscular therapy and trigger point work. Both are precise and investigative. I am looking for the specific tissue that is holding the pattern, not just rubbing where it hurts, because the spot that screams is often not the spot that started it. Shoulder pain that traces back to the hip. Headaches that live in the neck and jaw. That kind of detective work is the part of pain management I enjoy most.
The other half of what I do is slower on purpose. Swedish work has a reputation for being the soft option, but a nervous system stuck in fight or flight will not let muscle release no matter how deep you go. Sometimes the most useful thing I can do is give the body an hour of quiet and let it drop out of that state. Both approaches belong in this work, and the right one depends on what you walk in with.
I am always adding to the toolkit. Thai massage and Reiki are next on my list, and I plan to bring both into my practice.
If you are dealing with something that has not resolved on its own, or you simply need somewhere to put your body down for an hour, I would like to help.
Credentials
- Gwinnett College
- Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist
- NC License #23239
- Hours: Friday - 2pm to 9pm. Sunday - 2pm to 9pm.
