Stephanie Quinby, owner of RVA Massage and Wellness, LLC, is certified by the Virginia Board of Nursing and serves as a Gubernatorial appointee and Vice Chairperson for the Advisory Board on Massage Therapy for the State of Virginia.

She maintains her Professional Membership with the American Massage Therapy Association and with Yoga Alliance. Stephanie also currently teaches yoga classes at Project Yoga Richmond. 

Stephanie uses a variety of techniques to help reduce stress, promote pain reduction and injury prevention. She practices with a holistic and client-focused approach placing value on open communication between therapist and client. She is dependable, professional and offers the highest quality services.  She has been practicing Massage and Bodywork since 2008 and teaching yoga since 2007. Her specialties include Therapeutic Massage, Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue and Sports Massage.  

• I had the pleasure of working with Stephanie for the first time last week and, let me tell you, she does not leave ANY room for improvement!!! As a massage therapist myself, I am constantly seeking someone who truly listens to my problems and focuses accordingly, which she absolutely did. For the first time in a really long time, I did not feel as though my shoulders were up by my ears, and my neck did not hurt in simply just sitting. Even though my main problem was in my neck, I left RVA Massage feeling less tense all over. I will CERTAINLY be back to see Stephanie!!

          ~A.S..

• "This was the best massage experience I've ever had in Richmond and one of the best massages I've ever received. I love the vibe at RVA M/W and found Stephanie to be knowledgeable, kind, and truly gifted at what she does. Thanks so much!"

          ~M.H.

• I am loathe to tell others about Stephanie's skill as it may make it more difficult for me to schedule an appointment, but nonetheless, she is at the very pinnacle of massage therapists that I have experienced (and that's quite a few). She targeted my trouble spot (IT band) and by the time I left, I was virtually pain-free. Excellent technique, pressure and very knowledgeable, I was so impressed that I have purchased a package for the new year!

          ~W.W.

• “As a former NCAA athlete and retired Marine, I have over-used many of my joints. Massage therapy has been a part of my routine for health management for quite some time as a consequence and Stephanie is absolutely the best at her profession I have met, anywhere (and that includes Japan and China!). I particularly appreciate the attention she pays to stretching and toning the supporting musculature around my knees. I absolutely recommend her services- she is the best!”          ~J.M.
  
• “Stephanie Quinby is just amazing! Last year when I had a rotator cuff injury and was healing very slowly with physical therapy, her massage treatments speeded up recovery greatly. With her help, I was able to gain mobility in that joint, and much of the pain was eased. Now that my injury had healed, regular massage helps alleviate soreness caused by stress and too many hours at the computer. Stephanie has a knack for finding the areas in which I hold tension and working that tension out. I would highly recommend Stephanie to anyone considering massage. She is a skilled and caring health care professional. ” ~K.D.
  
• “I am very pleased with Stephanie Quinby as my massage therapist. She is always on time and has a very relaxing atmosphere to her massage room. Stephanie always asks if I would like the table to be warm or not. She makes note of what is going on in my body at the time. Then she uses a variety of types of massages that will be most beneficial to me. In the end, I feel relaxed and better than when I arrived there. She has good tips on how to work on certain problems myself during the week. I am very pleased with such a capable therapist.”      ~E.P.
  
• “I have been receiving massages from Stephanie for the past 2 years for low back pain and related issues. She is an intuitive and compassionate massage therapist who individualizes each therapeutic massage as to what my body needs. Her knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the human body paired with her organic ability to intuitively sense the underlying status of the musculature makes each massage she gives a refuge from pain and physical suffering. I would highly recommend Stephanie to anyone wanting to heal their body from injury or who just want to find relief from the effects of stress. You’re in great hands!” ~T.B. – Happy client
  

Traci McKinley is a certified massage therapist through the VA Board of Nursing with fifteen years experience.  She completed her training in therapeutic massage at the Desert Institute of the Healing Arts in Tucson, Arizona.  

She has worked for the past three years with a Sports Medicine doctor where she addressed patients’ injuries with massage to alleviate pain, restore ROM and regain normal function.  She specializes in deep tissue or Sports massage, utilizing myofacial release, trigger point therapy, and Eastern bodywork.  Other modalities she offers include Thai massage, Hot Stone massage, Prenatal massage and Reflexology.

She maintains her status as 200-hr Registered Yoga Teacher through Yoga Alliance.  She incorporates her understanding of the body through yoga in her massage therapy practice. 
Traci is a Richmond native and received her B.S. in Biology from Virginia Tech.  She stays active with her two children who enjoy biking, swimming, and kayaking at the Rivah.

Sari Cattoni is a graduate of the American Institute Massage and is a Certified Massage Therapist by the Virginia Board of Nursing. In addition to being a CMT, Sari is also a Certified Athletic Trainer, which not only shows her knowledge of injuries and rehabilitation, but especially her passion for healing the body. Her massage specialties include deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, and sports massage. She feels that massage is not just a tool to help the mind and body feel good, but it is also a necessary modality in the rehabilitation of any injury.

Mark Glass is a graduate of the American Institute of Massage and is Nationally Certified and licensed by the Virginia Board of Nursing. Mark has been involved in martial arts, strength training and nutrition for many years and draws upon his experience and training to provide intuition inspired massage using several modalities with primary focus on deep tissue, clinical and sports performance enhancement/recovery. This includes trigger point therapy, myofascial release, assisted stretching and neural muscular therapy.

Mark has worked with several Chiropracters and Physical Therapists and specializes in neck and lower back issues and now provides services primarily at RVA Massage and Wellness. 

Mark also provides mobile massage services, is available most evenings and some weekends. 

Kendall is a graduate of Heritage Institute in Manassas Virginia and is a Certified Massage Therapist through the Virginia State Board of Nursing.  She has been practicing since 2005 and specializes in deep tissue, injury prevention, and sports massage. 


After working in a chiropractic center, Kendall worked with a physical therapist for four years where she helped patients to alleviate pain and restore range of motion. She is currently finishing her bachelor’s degree at Virginia Commonwealth University in Exercise Science. 

During her spare time Kendall enjoys running with her dog, paddleboarding, and enjoying the outdoors.      

Hannah Joy Senna graduated from the American Institute of massage in May 2011 and passed the NCTMB exam. Her previous work as a Certified Nurse’s Aide, contributes to the quality of the one on one care she gives her clients. She specializes in Deep tissue, sports massage, Swedish massage, Therapeutic massage. 

                                                                                          Chase Wade is a certified massage therapist through the Virginia Board of Nursing, as well as a professional member of the American Massage Therapy Association.  After completing the massage therapy program at the American Institute of Massage, he quickly found his "niche" within the profession.  

Although he is trained in a variety of modalities, his primary focus is in therapeutic modalities such as trigger point therapy, neuromuscular therapy, sports massage and deep tissue massage.  Chase provides specialized therapy for injuries, chronic pain and muscular tension.  Coming from an athletic background, and working various manual labor jobs, he understands the benefits of therapeutic massage modalities. He looks forward to helping others achieve their goals and full potential through the use of massage therapy.  

Chase is currently completing a bachelors degree in Exercise Science at VCU, and plans to pursue physical therapy in                         the future.