About Chula

Welcome to Chula’s peaceful office in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada…

Chula offers unforgettable, deeply healing bodywork. She is a California certified massage therapist, an instructor of massage, a pregnancy massage specialist, nutritional coach and an author of a yet to be published book on massage. 

Her dedication to helping others heal and her understanding of anatomy and the fascia are effective in releasing muscular and emotional tension. Within every session lies the message of  love and acceptance. Through Chula’s nurturing touch, rediscover your body’s original state of grace.

Through her years of working with the human form and spirit Chula developed her own bodywork method, Dynamic Fascial Response® and is an instructor of massage, offering continued education units for professionals through the National Board Of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. 

From broken hearts to broken bones, healers can help us rediscover ourselves again so we can restore into a state of presence. 

In addition to massage, Chula is a somatic healer, nutritional coach. She offers somatic sessions for those who wish to address ways to move out of fixed emotional/behavioral patterns. Her nutritional coaching program supports healthy lifestyle choices.

Company Culture:

Chula cultivates an inclusive culture.  She is body positive, regardless of size, shape, skin tone or gender. She nurtures an environment that values, appreciates and welcomes clients of all backgrounds and welcome diversity.

Chula’s Land Acknowledgement:

I reside and run this business in ‘Ustomah, Nisenan land and wish to acknowledge the Nevada City Rancheria Nissan Tribe still among us today though nearly invisible.

I acknowledge that we are on Nisenan land that was never ceded and the original tribal families have yet to recover from the near genocide of their people. As resident or visitor in Nisenan land, we support the Nevada City Rancheria Nissan Tribe in efforts to stabilize their people as well as their campaign to restore federal recognition

For more information about the tribe visit https://chirpca.org/