About Brandy

Brandy's passion for massage therapy began when she was just 15 years old, and she has been dedicated to helping others through the power of therapeutic touch ever since. She believes that effective massage is more than relaxation—it's about restoring movement, relieving pain, and helping people return to the activities they love.

A graduate of the Swedish Institute of Health Sciences, Brandy earned her Associate Degree in Occupational Studies with a concentration in Massage Therapy in 2011. She later completed advanced training in Medical Massage and continues to expand her clinical expertise through ongoing education in Sports Massage and the treatment of sports-related injuries.

Since joining Bronx Wellness in 2012, Brandy has become one of our most sought-after massage therapists and now serves as our Head Massage Therapist, mentoring fellow therapists while helping maintain the high standard of care our patients have come to expect.

Brandy specializes in treating chronic pain, musculoskeletal injuries, repetitive stress conditions, postural imbalances, headaches, sciatica, and chronic illnesses. Every treatment is carefully customized to each patient's needs, combining therapeutic precision with a compassionate, attentive approach.

An athlete herself, Brandy understands firsthand how injuries can impact everyday life. She has participated in long-distance cycling, completed two duathlons, and continues to pursue endurance sports. Through her own experiences recovering from conditions such as Achilles tendonitis, IT band syndrome, and sciatica, she has developed a unique level of empathy and insight into the recovery process. This personal experience allows her to better understand her patients' challenges and guide them toward lasting relief.

Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, training for your next athletic event, or simply looking to move and feel better, Brandy is committed to helping you achieve your goals through individualized, evidence-informed massage therapy.

Her greatest reward is seeing patients leave feeling stronger, moving more freely, and returning to the activities that matter most to them.