Anthony LaValle, LMBT
Anthony founded Dosha after twelve years of bodywork, and his sessions are the slowest and most intuitive in the practice. The 90 minute signature session is built around his work.
Clients describe him two ways. Some say he has a gift and just knew where the tension was. Others talk about how closely he listens to the body. Both are true. Under the intuition are twelve years of paying attention to breath, small twitches, and the places a body guards without meaning to.
He works with women who are overstimulated and running nonstop, pregnant and postpartum clients, people recovering from surgery, and people during and after cancer treatment.
- 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
- Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapist, NC License #19260
- 12 years of bodywork
- Associate in Occupational Studies, New York College of Health Professions
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage training with Dr. Jeff Cullers, DC, LMT (NCBTMB Approved Provider)
- Oncology Massage training, Medical Massage for the Oncology Patient, with Dr. Jeff Cullers, DC, LMT (NCBTMB Approved Provider)
Alycia, LMBT
Alycia works slowly on purpose. That pace gives tight muscles time to stop guarding, so range of motion has room to open up instead of being forced.
She's most at home with stretching, mobility, and the hips and glutes, the muscles that keep your hips moving and take strain off your low back when you sit, run, lift, or carry a baby. She's trained in lymphatic drainage and Table Thai, and she's a great fit for anyone whose hips feel locked up from a desk or from training, or who simply wants to slow all the way down.
Credentials
- Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapist, NC License #22472
- Gwinnett College
- Practicing since February 2025
- Trained in lymphatic drainage and Table Thai
Michael, LMBT
Michael works methodically on one area at a time, and his focus is the traps and back. He's trained in neuromuscular massage, which means looking for the specific spot that's holding a pattern instead of rubbing wherever it hurts most. The loudest spot isn't always the one that started it. A tight shoulder can trace back to the hip, and a headache can start in the neck and jaw.
He's a good fit for desk workers, people in the trades, athletes, and anyone carrying tension from phones, laptops, and kids. Clients tell us they leave able to turn their head without the pull.
Credentials
- Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapist, NC License #23239
- Gwinnett College
- Trained in neuromuscular massage
