Amy Zampella, MT – Heartline Massage Therapy

Dr. Victoria Giglio – Dynamic Balance Acupuncture & Herbs 

Dani Valicenti, MT – Pajarito Massage Therapy 

Amanda Roesch, MT – Nurture Healing Massage 

Tarah Burt, MT – Joining us in June 2026 to provide massage and traditional native medicine.

 

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Amy C. Zampella, MT #2970
Heartline Massage Therapy
505.255.2203

Amy is the owner of Heartline Wellness Center, and a national certified practitioner with 26 years experience as a massage therapist. Originally trained in environmental science at Rutgers University, she spent 8 years in the hazardous waste consulting business. She realized the dream of a more fulfilling career when she moved to New Mexico to attend Crystal Mountain Massage School in 1997. Amy’s practice focuses on swedish, neuromuscular therapy (NMT), orthopedic massage, sports, myofascial release, and pregnancy massage. She brings a tremendous amount of love and compassion to her work and is honored to be in this profession. Custom blended aromatherapy massage is available at no extra charge using 100% pure essential oils. Organic and natural massage oil and cream are used in the treatments.

Continuing Education includes Neuromuscular Therapy with Judith Delany and Paul St. John, medical massage for cervical strain, Repetitive Use Injury Therapy™ with Micheal Young, Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques™ with Erik Dalton, sports massage with Samuel Blechman, and deep tissue massage. Other advanced training includes orthopedic massage and Active Isolated Stretching with Ben Benjamin, forearm, wrist & elbow massage with Ralph Stephens, and Neurostructural Integration Technique. In 2010, Amy studied Aston Kinetics with longtime movement teacher Judith Aston in the class Aston Bodyworks I. In 2011 Amy completed continuing education in myofascial release at UNM School of Medicine, and orthopedic massage courses with Whitney Lowe and James Waslaski.  For migraine sufferers, try Cold Stone Therapy for Migraines.  Amy has many years experience in treating personal injury (car accident) cases, and has worked closely with chiropractors in the community. Amy also has training in Active Isolated Stretching (AIS), the Aaron Mattes Method, taken with Ben Benjamin and David Lang.   Amy completed an 8-hour oncology massage class with Lauren Muser Cates in 2014  She has also taken courses with Susan Salvo in Business & Marketing and Ethics. Amy is currently studying Precision Neuromuscular Therapy with Doug Nelson, and Myofascial with Til Luchau. She completed Neural Manipulation (NM) 1, Trauma, NM 2, Peripheral Nerves, NM 3 Lower Body, and NM 4 Cranial Nerves with Jean Pierre Barral . As of 2021, Amy is working on an Orthopedic Massage Certification with Whitney Lowe.  Amy is also a Certified Kineseotape Practitioner (CKTP).

After working with pregnant women for many years, Amy felt it was time for some advanced training. She completed Kate Jordan’s Bodywork for the Childbearing Year in October 2003. As a certified pregnancy massage therapist, Amy has increased her knowledge and skills to effectively treat the common muscular dysfunctions of the pregnant woman’s body.

Amy has been involved with the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO), serving on the New Mexico chapter’s board from 2003-2005, and former chair of the Communications Committee. She is a professional member of the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA), serving as President of the NM Chapter from 2014-2017, and a board member from 2000-2014.  Amy is Board Certified, the highest professional credential for a massage therapist, by the National Certification for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCTMB).  Amy’s other passions include natural health and nutrition, strength training, music, cooking, cycling.

Rates:
Massage – swedish, neuromuscular therapy/orthopedic massage, deep tissue, neural manipulation, myofascial, sports, pregnancy,
30 mins – $55
60 mins – $95
90 mins – $135

Ask about Kineseo Taping as an add-on service to your massage.

Active Isolated Stretching:
30 mins – $55
60 mins – $95

Kineseo Taping®
Includes assessment of area/injury and some manual therapy
30 mins-$55
Add-on to Massage-$5

Cold Stone Therapy for Migraines:
45 mins – $75
60 mins – $95 (includes 15 mins upper body massage)
90 mins – $135 (45 mins massage, 45 mins migraine treatment)

Prices include essential oils, hot/cold therapy, topical pain relievers; and are subject to tax. Worker’s Compensation and Personal Injury Cases accepted on a case-by-case basis.

Hours:
Monday:  11:30 noon to 6:30 pm
Tuesday:  11:00 am to 6:30 pm
Wednesday:  8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Thursday:  11:00 am to 6:30 pm
Friday:  9:00 to 4:00 pm

Contact:
Call 505.255.2203 or Email Amy for additional information.

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Dr. Victoria Giglio, DOM/Registered Nurse
Dynamic Balance Acupuncture & Herbs 
505.261.5295

Acupuncture is a comprehensive medical protocol focused on correcting imbalances of energy in the Boyd. From its origin in China thousands of years ago, acupuncture has been used traditionally to prevent, diagnose and treat disease, as well as to improve general health. Acupuncture has been getting more recognition as more western scientific studies are being completed showing the effectiveness of this protocol for many ailments the body may develop. Acupuncture has help alleviate insomnia, digestive issues, anxiety, acute and chronic pain, allergies/sinus issues, and many other conditions.

Dr. Giglio strives to provide the best care to her patients. Each treatment plan is designed specifically around each individual and is unique just like you! With many clinical hours treating patients she has bene able to help many people get the relief they need. Dr. Giglio graduated from Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe with a Master’s of Science in Oriental Medicine. In addition to her formal schooling she was personally mentored in specific treatment protocols and styles which has expanded her ability to help her patients.

Dr. Giglio is also a Registered Nurse with a focus in emergency medicine. This unique blend of education allows for integrating both Eastern and Western medicine, creating a more comprehensive approach to healthcare. Using acupuncture, herbs and other supportive therapies she is able to treat the body as a whole and not just the symptoms.

Rates:

Acupuncture
Detailed Exam/New Patient Intake…$45
Single Acupuncture Treatment…$90
Prepay 3 or more sessions and receive a 10% discount.

Custom Herbal Formulas and Supplements
Prices vary by formula

Bodywork – Tui Na & Cupping
30 minutes…$50
60 minutes…$100

Therapeutic Injections
Injection…$30
Telehealth visit…$25

Drip Therapy
IV hydration drips…$140

For more details on services and rates, visit Dynamic Balance Acupuncture.

Hours:
Monday to Friday by appointment, generally 9 am to 5 pm

Contact:
Dr. Victoria Giglio
505.261.5295
Email Victoria
Visit our website – Dynamic Balance Acupuncture

 

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Amanda Roesch, MT#5951
Nurture Healing Massage 
505.250.3654

My journey as a licensed massage therapist began in 2007. At the time, I was studying to become a registered nurse and was attending Central New Mexico Community College. I faced issues with my college credits not transferring and meeting new requirements, and was put on a wait list for the nursing program.

Life took a turn, and I found myself interested in massage therapy and enrolled at Apollo College in Albuquerque.

I eventually completed my nursing degree and earned an Associates of Science in Nursing from CNM in August of 2014.

Becoming a massage therapist changed my life, giving me a sense of purpose for the first time. I love helping people, I’m just doing it in a different way than I had originally intended.

Thank you for choosing my services – I look forward to working with you.

Custom Therapeutic Massage

30 minutes: $45
45 minutes: $67.50
60 minutes: $90 
90 minutes: $135 
120 minutes: $180
Pressure ranges from light to medium. Designed to promote circulation and relaxation.

Deep Tissue Muscle Recovery

60 minutes: $100 
90 minutes: $145
Deep Tissue Massage is a form of bodywork that aims to relieve tension in the deeper layers of tissue in the body. Deep Tissue Massage is a highly effective method for releasing chronic stress areas due to misalignment, repetitive motions, and past lingering injuries. Due to the nature of the deep tissue work, open communication during the session is crucial to make sure you don’t get too uncomfortable. Keep in mind that soreness is pretty common after the treatment, and that plenty of water should be ingested to aid with the flushing and removal of toxins that will have been released from the deep tissue during the session.

Enhancement: Foot Therapy

15 minutes: $25
Rejuvenate tired feet with an invigorating foot scrub, massage, and a cooling/energizing foot cream infused with peppermint, rosemary, bay laurel, and lemon peel.

Enhancement: Nurturing Scalp Ritual

15 minutes: $25

This treatment focuses on relieving tension of the scalp and neck while nourishing the skin and hair. Warmed oil envelops your hair and scalp while a neck and shoulder massage promote relation.

Gross receipts tax will be added to all services.

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Danielle Valicenti, MT#9299
Pajarito Massage Therapy 
505.412.8581

Danielle (Dani) Valicenti has been working as a massage therapist for the past five years in Santa Fe, NM after graduating from the former Santa Fe School of Massage in 2019 soon before it closed its doors.  She has lent her hands to the cherished community at Ten Thousand Waves Spa for the last three after starting out at Massage Envy. She will be working in Albuquerque full time as of November 2024. 

Dani comes to massage from a varied background and is happy to have found a career that is at once creative and helping to others. A large part of what originally led her to massage was a desire to find an outlet for sharing her compassionate nature. She has also held an interest and curiosity for learning about health and anatomy for as long as she can remember. 

While attending the Santa Fe School of Massage Dani was fortunate to receive instruction from impassioned and skilled educators and therapists.  The foundation of her personal working style was laid through a combination of the core bodywork courses “Nurturing Therapeutic Massage” and “Integrated Deep Tissue Body Work” as taught in the vein of Janet Travell’s neuromuscular therapy.  In essence this means relaxing Swedish massage paired with myofascial and trigger point type work.  Val Guin’s DVD Forearm Dance also heavily influenced her.  However, Dani still connects with every client as an individual and her treatments are tailored to each person’s specific needs. 

Dani approaches the body by considering the basic planar relationships of top/bottom, right/left, front/back as an initial way to assess tensional patterns in each client. She combines this analytical structure with a felt sense of the work; understanding that massage therapy must first originate from the heart and hands over the practitioner’s mind.  

Her work has been described as “firm, yet gentle” “strong and sensitive” “powerful, yet kind and detailed” and it is this type of dynamism she hopes to offer her clients through massage.  Her main intention is to aid her clients through pain management and relaxation. There are many who have fallen asleep under her care and later report back that it was the first time they have slept during a massage treatment. 

She has experience working with clients who have conditions such as fibromyalgia, PTSD, high anxiety, scleroderma, lymphedema, chronic fatigue syndrome, autoimmune disorders, or anyone who may have heightened sensitivities. She strives to meet her clients where they are on a day by day basis, seeing as this is something that can fluctuate. 

Dani has lived in New Mexico since her family moved to Los Alamos when she was four years old. This is were her twin loves of nature and science grew.  She has many interests and hobbies outside of work.  Some of which include: making pottery when she finds a studio, knitting through the winter, making home fermented foods, reading, watching movies, riding bikes, walks, running and traveling. 

Rates:
60 minutes – $85
90 minutes – $125
Ten dollar discount for a client’s first massage

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Her current offerings are:

Therapeutic Massage
Will incorporate any of the variety of methods studied based on client’s current needs and desired treatment outcome: Swedish, trigger point, myofascial release, shiatsu, gentle stretching, static energy holds 

Prenatal Massage
Will be performed side lying from the 22nd week onwards. 

Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle, slow, and rhythmic application of pressure which only meets the most superficial layer of tissue.  The therapist is working to redirect fluid into the lymphatic structures just beneath the skin for it to be taken up by the cardiovascular system and then eliminated.  It is very soothing and settling to the client’s nervous system.

 It is indicated for clients who would like work that is very gentle or those with any of the following conditions:
Fibromyalgia
Lipedema 
Scleroderma
Anxiety
Post-Surgical Swelling 
Chronic Headaches

MLD is contraindicated for anyone with the following conditions:
Unmanaged Hypertension
DVT (Deep vein thrombosis)
Chronic Kidney Disease
Pulmonary Embolism
Current Infection/Fever 

Shiatsu
Dani was trained in Shiatsu at Ten Thousand Waves and offers this style of massage. It is a unique method, created by Sensei Uchida from Japan who travels to New Mexico to teach his workshops. This style of shiatsu is his own technique that focuses on “lines” which encompass the whole body in sections.  It is a structural and connective tissue based work that emphasizes “peeling” of the fascial attachments away from midline to stretch and reorient the tissues.  It is performed without any oils while the client is wearing loose fitting clothing and is a firmer pressure than other styles of massage she offers. 

It is beneficial for those who:
Are uncomfortable with unclothed massage
Have dense muscle or stiff joints
Don’t like oil

Hours:
Monday to Friday by appointment
As of January 20th, Dani’s hours will be Monday, Wednesday and Fridays

Contact:
Pajarito Massage Therapy’s website
Call or text Dani at 505.412.8581 or email her.

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