Recognized in 2025 as Herriman's Top Massage Therapist by Business Rate and featured by the online magazine, Voyage Utah, Copper Mountain Manual Therapy's work to help clients Move, Feel, and Live better is getting attention.

With a few simple osteopathic tests, Rachel has been trained to recognize the source of chronic pain, whether muscle, joint, tissue, nerve or organ-related and address it with manual, medical-science techniques, including:

Targeted Manual Therapy
Craniosacral Therapy
Integrated Fascial Therapy 
Perrin Lymphatic Massage 

As a certified Perrin Technique Manual Therapist for medical lymphatic massage, Rachel can directly address Long Covid, Fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue syndrome, also known as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis. Perrin's lymphatic massage over time can reverse the symptomology and correct the sluggish lymphatic drive for recovery. The first Perrin appointment assesses the symptomology against the research to ensure appropriate investment of time and money.

Targeted Manual Therapy is based on Osteopathic medical-science research and ensures that the body aligns skeletal, muscle and tissue mechanics which supports circulation, nervous system communication and digestive pathways. Both of these services combine beautifully with the specialized Cranial Sacral Therapy that targets Nervous System upset affecting sleep, cognition, and body function, as well as with Integrated Fascial Therapy or Myofascial Release (MFR) targets the body-wide web of tissues affecting overall health, mobility, and function.

Clients with new, acute mobility, digestive, headache or muscular issues are invited to schedule three sessions of Targeted Osteopathic Manual Therapy spaced within 7-10 days each to set a foundation and ensure both progress and integration of the improvements.

Clients seeking relief from Migraine, Headaches, Concussion, TMJ soreness, Whiplash, Sleep Issues, Stress, Exhaustion and head-to-toe misalignments will benefit from a combination of Targeted Manual Therapy followed with Cranial Sacral sessions.

Additionally, Integrated Fascial Therapy (MFR) can help overcome pain or knots that stick in the same position and intensity after the normal 3-day Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness. Earliest available scheduling avoids compensation patterns that complicate recovery.

Regardless of the type of service you schedule, Rachel's work is limited to licensure of a massage therapist. Individual choices to hydrate, feed, walk, crawl, stretch, and play multiply the benefits of osteopathic work.

To leverage this work for preventative maintenance, schedule monthly or quarterly to receive treatment and maintain benefits. This pattern ensures long-term improvement and multifaceted progress. Manual Therapy is a valuable tool for more lifestyle choices that include the freedom of better physical health and activity. You can Feel, Move, and Live better!