Acupuncturist
Jesse Liberty, LAc
Acupuncturist
Jesse graduated from the University of Oregon in 2009 with a Bachelors of Science degree in Human Physiology, and from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in 2012 with a Masters degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Jesse has been practicing acupuncture in the Eugene, Or. area since graduating in 2012. Along with acupuncture, he has also been trained in, and practices cupping, Tui Na massage, electro stimulation, and heat therapy. Although acupuncture helps with most health related issues which are non emergency situations, Jesse mainly focuses his practice on pain management, working with athletes, weekend warriors, or people involved in motor vehicle accidents and workplace injuries.
Jesse enjoys traveling, backpacking, camping, hiking and playing ultimate frisbee with his wife, Brianna. They have a bullmastiff, Bronson, and a cat, Hemingway. Being homeowners, they are often busy with projects at home, but always enjoy their lazy time together, watching TV, movies, and cuddling with their pets.
Massage Therapists
Kyndra Blacks, LMT
Massage Therapist
Hello Eugene, I have been a licensed massage therapist for a little over 5 years. I provide a combination of therapeutic and deep tissue massage which allows me to work the problem area while still allowing for relaxation. Massage therapy has always been a part of my life even when I was too young to know it was a profession. At the age of 7 and up I would give my aunts and uncle’s foot rubs to help them sleep, I would also gift massages instead of buying presents. Everyone is always happy after a massage and to be able to facilitate that is the biggest reward in the world.
Hailey Engstrom, LMT
Massage Therapist
I use a combination of Swedish massage Techniques, and Lomi Lomi which is a traditional, holistic Hawaiian massage that uses long, flowing strokes with hands, forearms, and elbows, combined with elements of prayer, breathing, and dance, to promote physical, mental, and spiritual healing by releasing tension, improving circulation, and restoring harmony. It’s known for its deep, rhythmic, and nurturing touch, often described as the “Hula of massage,” aiming to connect the body and spirit through loving, flowing movements that simulate ocean waves.
Susanna Groom, LMT
Massage Therapist
Susanna Groom earned her LMT license here in Eugene from Lane Community College. She has been practicing since 2017, primarily in a chiropractic setting. Along with massage, Susanna is a professional baker for 2o+ years. This background in such a physical job is what brought her to massage. Having received massage and chiropractic care herself, she wanted to enter this career to help others in this regard. “Keep the working person working” has been her thought behind this career transition. She has enjoyed the positive effect that her work in massage has helped many folks feel better in their bodies.
Kenna MacKenzie, LMT
Massage Therapist
Hi, my name is Kenna. I’ve been a LMT since 2019. I started my journey of becoming a LMT after being in a motor vehicle accident. I was able to experience the benefits of a combination of chiropractic, physical therapy and massage therapy. I decided to pursue schooling at Lane Community College to become a massage therapist. I do Swedish, Deep Tissue and Cupping modalities. It would be a pleasure to help you along your healing journey!
Karla Marsh, LMT
Massage Therapist
It is a pleasure to introduce myself as the new Licensed Massage Therapist at Cascade Health Center, with a focus on creating a therapeutic healing experience for every client. My goal is to provide targeted bodywork that compliments chiropractic adjustments,reduce discomforts, and help restore function, I am committed to listening to your needs and creating a comfortable environment for your treatment. I am looking forward to being a part of your wellness journey.
Excercise Therapists
Kimberly Fiala
Excercise Therapist
Kim is a Corrective Exercise Specialist and Kinesiologist who works with the rehabilitation of prior injuries using exercise to correct movement patterns and alleviate chronic pain.
She is an expert in human movement assessment. who can accurately analyze a client’s movement patterns, identify overactive and underactive muscle groups and compensations.
Corrective Exercise is a terrific compliment, if not a necessity, to anyone that also is under the treatment plan of chiropractic care, massage, acupuncture, or suffering from an injury or accident.
The goal of Corrective Exercise is to improve movement, identify motion habits, and fix total body coordination.
When not in the office, she prefers to spend time outdoors with her family and pets.