about us
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We are Rachel and Miro, the massage therapists and owners of The Sound Of Healing. Together, we have over 25 years of massage experience both in the luxury spa setting and mobile massage. We bring with us the high standards of working in resorts and is represented through our professionalism and the products we use. Our training has equipped us with the knowledge to address and work with areas of concern and injury, but also provide a spa experience in the comfort of your home. We offer services in Heber City, Midway, and the Park City area of Utah.
Miro is originally from Czech Republic. He studied and practiced massage therapy on the island of Maui before relocating to Utah in 2024. His focus is on therapeutic massage as well as Hawaiian Lomi-Lomi. He has the experience of working at the Andaz Maui resort, a mobile spa service and a deep tissue therapeutic office. Growing up around sports, he has a deep understanding of human biomechanics and the needs for athletes and clients recovering from injuries or in need of a special approach.
Rachel began her massage career in 2001 by attending the Maui School of Therapeutic Massage. At MSTM, she studied modalities such as Swedish, Hawaiian Lomi-Lomi, deep tissue, reflexology, prenatal and more. Her approach is a blend of some of the modalities she learned to create a relaxing, yet therapeutic massage. She has had the opportunity to work at spas at the Grand Wailea, the Fairmont Kea Lani and Andaz Maui. She also worked for Aloha Life Massage, a mobile massage service. In addition to her massage training, she has also received certification from The Sound Healing Academy and has found great joy in helping others through the power of sound.
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