Our Massage Student Graduate Bios

Amelee DeVisser, Massage Student Graduate   

Amelee DeVisser is a dedicated student massage therapist currently studying at West Coast College of Massage Therapy (WCCMT), with plans to graduate in April 2025. Her passion for massage therapy stems from a deep interest in anatomy and a desire to help others understand their bodies and find relief from pain. After experiencing the benefits of massage therapy firsthand following a car accident, she was inspired to pursue a career that not only aids in recovery but also enhances overall well-being.

Amelee specializes in deep tissue massage and frequently incorporates trigger point release therapy into her treatments. She is skilled in a variety of techniques, including General Swedish massage (GSM), petrissage, ROOD’s techniques, lymphatic drainage, deep tissue massage, trigger point release, PNF stretching, lengthening techniques, cross-fiber frictions, GTO release, joint mobilizations, and tapotement. Her approach focuses on breaking down each component of the body to provide effective pain relief and relaxation.

Outside of massage therapy, Amelee enjoys camping, fishing, and traveling. She also has a passion for art and loves to draw and create in various mediums. With her hands-on skills, keen understanding of the body, and commitment to helping others, she looks forward to making a positive impact in the field of massage therapy.