Hello! I'm Alexandria ("Alex") Weiss, a Licensed Massage Therapist in Ohio. My practice is located at Collective Good Integrative Health on the border of Dayton and Oakwood.

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I began practicing massage therapy in 2023 after completing my training at the Dayton School of Medical Massage, where I studied anatomy, physiology, pathology, and a variety of Swedish and therapeutic massage techniques. Since graduating, I have completed more than 140 hours of continuing education to expand my skills and better serve my clients.

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I am trained in a variety of modalities, including trigger point therapy, myofascial release, deep tissue massage, passive stretching, intra-oral TMJ massage, lymphatic drainage, and Swedish massage. While I enjoy helping clients relax and recharge, my greatest passion is medical massage and helping people find relief from chronic pain and complex conditions.

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Some of the conditions I frequently work with include TMJ dysfunction, whiplash, migraines and headaches, occipital and trigeminal neuralgia, frozen shoulder, thoracic outlet syndrome, and scoliosis. Every client is unique, and I enjoy developing individualized treatment plans that support each person's goals and needs.

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As a VA provider, I am honored to work with Veterans and support their health and wellness journeys.

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I also offer a sliding-scale clinic on weekday evenings because I believe quality massage therapy should be accessible to everyone, regardless of financial circumstances.

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One of the most rewarding parts of my work is seeing improvements in my clients' comfort, mobility, and overall well-being. I strive to create a treatment environment where clients feel safe, respected, and in control. Whether you prefer a silent session, a change in pressure, different music, or adjustments to room temperature, your comfort and preferences are always welcome.

 

Outside of my practice, I am a graduate student studying special education and serve as an AmeriCorps member during the school year, tutoring students with reading intervention goals. When I'm not working or studying, I enjoy spending time with family, practicing Tai Chi and yoga, writing, and exploring new stories—both on the page and on screen.

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With a busy life and many competing responsibilities, I have come to appreciate the value of slowing down and being fully present. Massage therapy offers that opportunity for both practitioner and client: a chance to reconnect, reset, and support the body's natural capacity for healing.