Massage Therapy

In her words: “I am a passionate and committed person.  I have always known that I was meant to impact peoples’ lives, touch their souls, and empower them to be the best they can be. 

In the corporate world I worked in restaurant management and the financial industry. This allowed me to mentor numerous people.  I continued to make a difference in the not for profit sector as a volunteer and a community leader. 

After many years of empowering others, I was inspired to follow my own path and started Imani. Imani is the Swahili word for faith. It is faith that empowered me to create  Imani ~a relaxation place in 2011.”

Josh Selby believes everyone can benefit from massage. He strives to create a soothing and calm environment where clients can release any tension they have built up day-to-day.

As far back as he can remember, Josh had incredibly limited flexibility. He spent his teens and early twenties attending physical therapy – then losing any progress he achieved once his insurance coverage ran out. At the suggestion of his physical therapist, he decided to try massage. The resulting increased flexibility allowed him to shave four minutes off his 23-minute walk to work. He decided that someday he would like to go to massage school. In 2017, after ten years working in non-profit retail management, he quit his job and enrolled at the Massage School in Boston’s South End. He graduated in July 2019.

Jonathan Robinson is a graduate of the Elizabeth Grady School of Aesthetics and has been a licensed massage therapist for 12 years. He provides therapeutic and relaxation massage. He enjoys providing chair massages in the community. In his spare time, Jonathan enjoys line dancing and traveling.