Meet Amy!

The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch Spa Services welcomes Amy Steinwald, the newest spa professional to join the team.

Amy’s passion for health and wellness began when she graduated from college with a BA in Dance Movement Therapy. She is a Licensed Massage Therapist and a Certified Thai Bodyworker, along with certifications in other massage modalities. Amy uses a multi-dimensional approach with years of experience and education to assist her massage clients move toward a pain-free and active lifestyle. These modalities include Myofascial Release, Neuromuscular Therapy, Trigger Point Therapy, Stretching, Range of Motion, Cupping Therapy and Craniosacral Therapy.

Originally born and raised in North Dakota, Amy recently relocated to Texas by way of Chicago. She has been married to her wonderful husband for 11 years and they have a 7-year-old son. 

AVAILABILITY:

Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday

TYPES OF MASSAGE:

Deep Tissue – The use of deep strokes to stretch the muscle.

Therapeutic – Deep massage for releasing knots, muscle spasms and acute tension, Therapeutic massage restores the body’s integrity with long lasting results and includes Cupping, Myofascial and Neuromuscular techniques.  

Medical Massage – A results-oriented therapy, Medical massage works toward resolving specific conditions that a physician has diagnosed.

Thai Bodywork – On the massage table, this massage combines stretching and body movements to loosen muscles and release tension.

Craniosacral Therapy – Helps to improve the functioning of the nervous system, relieving pain and improving mobility.

Amy looks forward to her journey with Cordillera Ranch and is ready to help members live a better and healthier life! To schedule an appointment with Amy, call 773.218.9816.

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