About Luata
Luata L.F. Bray, L.M.P.c, PLLC

A Compassionate Massage Therapist

I see myself as a healthcare professional specializing in massage therapy. I enjoy designing an individualized custom plan of care and working with other medical professionals with a patient’s well being as my ultimate goal. Being a Massage Therapist has been my life’s work, and participating within the health care industry has been an honor and a privilege.

I was born and raised in the state of Oregon. I received training early in my life and later attended two different massage programs before licensure was mandated.

After moving to the State of Washington in 1988, I later enrolled in The Seattle Massage School. In 1992 I received my State of Washington Massage Practitioner License.

The human body is a huge fascination for me, and I am a life long learner. I have spent over 50 years of my life involved with massage and love studying the art and science of its benefits. I enjoy enrolling in continued education classes to enhance my skills and to understand the human body better.

A Compassionate Massage Therapist

I am a member of the American Massage Therapy Association. Attending their functions keeps me current and educates me with the many changes made in health care. I support the efforts of The Massage Therapy Research Foundation, and I am fascinated by the advancement of recent research, which validates with evidence that massage therapy is effective in resolving soft tissue dysfunction. I am also interested in the International Fascia Research Congress and the research they help promote.

I received a certificate in Orthopedic Massage from Nationally renowned Whitney Lowe, L.M.T. in 2000. His study enhanced my practice in working with orthopedic issues. I have studied off and on over the past 26 years with Paul St. John, L.M.T., and his work with neuromuscular therapy techniques and postural assessment. I continue to be curious and fascinated with the structure and the fascia of the human body. Many wonderful instructors are spread throughout the world, and I eagerly pursue what they have to offer. I frequently attend conventions, seminars, and research conferences to keep current with all the many discoveries in massage therapy science.

This is an exciting time to be a massage therapist specializing in massage intervention.

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