About

A Bit About Me

Welcome to Frequency Therapeutic Massage + Bodywork
This is a space for people who are ready to slow down, breathe deeper, and reconnect with themselves.

Whether you’re navigating stress, grief, or simply trying to stay grounded in a busy life, this one-on-one bodywork practice offers more than just relief—it offers presence.

Many of my clients are professors, therapists, musicians, or caregivers. People who are curious, open-hearted, and committed to showing up for themselves—no matter how full life gets.

Sessions here aren’t rushed or clinical. There’s no waiting room, no front desk noise. Just a quiet space for deep listening, intentional touch, and a rhythm that meets you right where you are.

Before I began my journey at the Finger Lakes School of Massage in Ithaca, NY, I spent years balancing life as a musical performer and restaurant worker and the truth is—I couldn’t keep up. That lifestyle along with its physical and emotional tolls led me to seek a path that was more sustainable, gentle, and calm yet still aligned with my values of communication, connection, and creativity. Massage therapy became that path, providing me with a way to support others while nurturing my own artistic and mindfulness-based practices like meditation, yoga, and most importantly—music.

On-Site Massage Services for the Entertainment Industry

With Frequency Therapeutic Massage + Bodywork, I specialize in working with other musicians. Many of my close relationships are with musicians and I myself have spent more than half my life playing guitar in bands on and off the stage. The work that I do in my studio blends intentional touch and sound to promote somatosensory awareness, deep listening, and meditative relaxation. Years ago I was approach by a nationally touring singer and performer to give a massage before his band had to perform in Buffalo. From there I went on to work with artists like Orville Peck, Mt. Joy, and Khruangbin at venues like Artpark and Town Ballroom. Year after year I’ve worked with bands and concert-goers at the beloved Borderland Music and Arts Festival. In addition to seeing private clients in my studio daily, I’m happy to share my gift of touch with artists and performers touring through Western New York.

Whether it’s with my expertise as a bodyworker, my sensibilities as a musician, or my mindful presence and attention, my goal is to offer likeminded creative and caring types a space to slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with themselves on a deeper level.

—Joe Murray Myers