Suzanne Kaplan, LMT, PTA & Owner

I have been practicing bodywork since 1997 and licensed in the state of Idaho. I am also a licensed and board certified physical therapist assistant (PTA) with a bachelor’s in exercise sciences from the University of Arizona and a nutritional therapist with the Nutritional Therapy Association. My work is a blend of  therapeutic modalities and movement therapy with the intent of replenishing your overworked or injured body and to restore a sense of wellbeing and inner balance. I highly encourage my clients to incorporate functional movement both in strength, recovery and mobility, as well as good sleep hygiene, stress management, and a healthy relationship with food. I am always happy to share my experience and thoughts on these topics. 

Outside of my work life, l am a mountain biker, trail runner, snowboarder, wife, dog mom and foodie. Basically, I strive to do what I love so that I come to each session with a full cup.
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I hope to see you out there or better yet on my table!

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Ariel Popp, LMT

​In 2018, Ariel decided to become a licensed massage therapist to improve her health and the lives of others. Shortly after graduation she worked to become certified in both Washington and Idaho. She has experience in several different bodywork techniques including structural integration, cupping, aquatic integration, hot stone, Swedish, prenatal, and clinical massage work.

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Liz Kelley-Miller, LMT, LAMT

Liz has been an LMT since 2009 specializing in medical massage. She has worked for several medical/massage facilities as well as running her own massage business. Liz specializes in deep tissue, scraping, cupping, myofascial, injury recovery, Kinesio taping, postural assessment and correction. Her goal is to help you feel and move better as well as help you learn to self-maintain. She is also licensed and certified to work on large animals. She most recently relocated to Moscow, Idaho with her family.
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In her free time Liz spends her time with her family racing motocross, attending horse shows, working with her animals, and making soap and bath products. She enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, kayaking, and gardening.

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Abigail Schneider, LMT

Abbie Schneider arrives to Roots having working in the chiropractic setting for over two and a half years since graduating massage therapy school in Pullman, WA. . She enjoys attention to detail and helping those in the community seek a better quality of life through her work. Her past work's experience focused on clients seeking deep tissue and recovery from acute/chronic injury and illnesses. 

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Kerstin Staley, LMT

Kerstin graduated from Twin Rivers Therapeutic Massage Academy in October of 2022. She first got into massage therapy after her own shoulder injury. Massage helped with her recovery and range of motion so much she couldn’t wait to help others. Kerstin's approach to massage therapy is centered around deep tissue work and trigger point. She is passionate about keeping your tissues moving so you can stay as active as possible. As the old saying goes “a body in motion tend to stay in motion.”

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Lydia Boyer, LMT

With a passion for holistic well-being, Lydia Boyer has been a dedicated massage therapist since 2011, bringing over a decade of expertise to her practice. Specializing in craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, kinesiology taping, myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, medical massage, applied kinesiology, cupping, and gua sha, Lydia offers a comprehensive approach to wellness.
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Beyond the massage table, Lydia finds joy in sharing her knowledge. Approachable and open, she welcomes questions and is always eager to engage in conversations about body movement, therapeutic techniques, and wellness practices.

In her downtime, Lydia is often found in the company of her dogs, exploring hiking trails, or expressing her love for movement through dance, including salsa, tango, and swing.
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Feel free to reach out to Lydia for a rejuvenating and personalized wellness experience that goes beyond traditional massage therapy.

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Jackie Martin, LMT

​Jackie Martin has been a dedicated massage therapist for nearly 8 years, trained at the Northwest Academy for Healing Arts in Bellingham, WA. She gained valuable experience in chiropractic and medical massage settings before starting her own practice in 2021!
Jackie specializes in cupping, hot stones, and ashiatsu, and she tailors each massage to meet the unique needs of her clients. She recently moved to Pullman with her partner, who is studying at Washington State University, and is looking forward to helping clients
 

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Evan Weagraff, LMT

I'm a recent graduate from an excellent massage institution in Spokane. I have a history working in the realm of health and wellness as I spent my college years working at a gym, and going through a personal training program. I've been extremely excited in the beginning phases of my new venture through this scope of health and bodywork. I'll be proud to call everyone I get the opportunity to work with an important part of my path. ​

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Kristin Walker

​Hello, I'm Kristin Walker, as a certified Usui Reiki Master Practitioner and a Holy Fire® lll Karuna Reiki® Master I am passionately committed to serving others in their path towards an open and loving peacefulness in life. Through my own healing journey, I found that Reiki Energy Work creates crucial openings for realigning with the authentic self and allowing the body to repair and rejuvenate. The effects of Reiki are so profound that I am excited to provide similar outcomes for others. With these two styles of Reiki work I am able to gently guide clients towards a deep rebalancing and healing wholeness for the body, mind, and spirit. 
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Reiki Energy Work is an ancient practice that perceives, then loosens and clears blockages in the energetic body. Reiki practitioners use their hands and palms to transfer and direct universal energy (i.e. Reiki) in the form of qi (Japanese- ki) to the body which is believed to allow relaxation, self-healing, and a state of harmonious equilibrium. I have worked successfully with many clients-people and animals- and look very much forward to working with each and every single one of you. Please feel free to ask questions.

Blessings and much care,
Kristin Walker

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Chelsea Garland, LMT

​Chelsea became a licensed massage therapist in 2024 after finishing school at the Coeur d’Alene Massage School. She specializes in Theraputic and Swedish massage with a focus on deep relaxation. Chelsea believes that every massage session is an opportunity to awaken the body to its own healing abilities. 
In her spare time Chelsea can be found in the mountains picking medicinal plants with her children, in the garden, or working on her herbal oil business.

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Scott Carpenter, LMT

​With over 25 years experience as an LMT, Scott brings a passion for helping people relieve pain and reducing stress. Specializing in deep tissue and injury treatment, his mission is to help facilitate healing, reduce muscle tension, alleviate pain, and restore your well-being through effective massage therapy. Running his own practice in Seattle since 2011, Scott is excited for the opportunity to build his practice in the Palouse.
 
In his spare time, you can find Scott hiking, wood carving, playing guitar, game night with the family, enjoying a good beer, and watching live stand-up comedy!
 
Massage and laughter are the best medicine!

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Phoebe Spitzenberger, LMT

​Hi! I’m Phoebe.
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I got into massage because my desk job was making my neck & hips ache. I received a massage from my future instructor and was signed up for massage school the next week. Just like my week was made better from massage back then, I am glad to know that I’m making a difference for others in that same way every time I do my job.
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I graduated from the American Institute of Clinical Massage in March of 2021, & got licensed in Idaho in April of 2021. I worked at the CDA Casino Spa and loved it. Now, I’m happy to be practicing closer to home.

I pride myself in matching my massage pressure to your level of comfort so your muscles can relax. Therapeutic modalities I am experience in include: deep tissue, forearm dance, Swedish, myofascial, reflexology, cupping, pregnancy, ayuverdic, hot stone, and I’m always learning.

Outside of massage, I enjoy reading a good book on a blanket surrounded by flowers. I’m a published author, and I went to Architecture School for a year. K-dramas, my family, & my three dogs are some of my favorite things.