Problem solving and serving others is what Angelee enjoys most about her work. Her nearly 20 years as an Army Soldier and Intelligence Officer enabled her to travel the world, delve deeply into the benefits of exercise (running, weightlifting, triathlons), and earn a degree in Human Services. Her varied life experience gives Angelee a unique approach to discovering the source of what causes clients’ pain and bringing relief and resolution to their musculoskeletal discomfort.

Angelee Oh joined the Teal Center Team in 2018 through the Teal Center Fellowship program. Over two years, she attended Precision Neuromuscular Therapy (PNMT) live courses and received specialized training with ongoing mentorship and weekly practice. In late 2020 she completed Whitney Lowe’s Academy of Clinical Massage courses became NCBTMB certified in Clinical Rehabilitative Massage. She is certified in the Spinal Reflex Therapy (SRT) modality in 2018. Currently, she is pursuing a Corrective Exercise Specialization certificate through NASM (a personal training certificate), which she will use in assisting clients.

Angelee gravitates toward deep tissue massage, preferring to use focal pressure to relieve tension in areas that need it most. Her energy is enthusiastic, fun, and empathetic. She enjoys educating clients in specific methods of self-care as a follow up to treatment. Angelee enjoys both the art and science that she believes are integral to giving a quality massage.

Angelee’s ideal client is one who is experiencing musculoskeletal discomfort, such as those with recent joint replacements or who are recovering from injury.  Clients who want to maintain or advance their health and fitness will see the benefit that regular massage plays in injury prevention and self-care.

In her free time, Angelee enjoys volunteering her hands to massage athletes with Team RWB, a Veteran Service Organization. Angelee has a golden retriever service dog provided by Hero Dogs, Inc