Inclusive Massage East Bay

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Inclusive Massage East Bay

Body-neutral, anti-racist, gender-affirming massage therapy for pain and stress relief César San Miguel
he/him/his
camtc no. 80842

08/09/2022

Hello! Somehow our packed full schedule suddenly opened up! If you're interested in learning what massage therapy can do for you, what trauma informed care means within this context, or if you already know you want to book, message us!

Available spots:

With me
Wednesday, 9 AM and 1 PM- 60 minutes each

With Taylor
Thursday- 4 PM, 90 minutes
Friday- 8:30, 10:30, or 11:30 AM, 60 minutes each
Saturday- 2 PM, 60 minutes

03/14/2022

Hi! A client wrote in my business for the "best place to get a massage" for Oakland Magazine's "Best of Oakland" contest!

If you have been in and loved my work, or you love me, or you want to see more trauma informed massage therapy and/or socially conscious businesses, please write me in! The businesses with the most write in nominations get a spot on the ballot.

Click below, scroll down to "Best places to get a massage," type in my business name, "Inclusive Massage East Bay," then enter your email address, and then click submit!
https://www.oaklandmagazine.com/best-of-oakland-ballot/ #/gallery/?group=411412

Thank you so much!

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08/09/2021

08/08/2021

I have decided to impose my own vaccination mandate. Effective immediately, anyone who wishes to come in for a session must show proof of vaccination. This is for three reasons:
1) The Delta variant is many times more contagious than previous strains, such that while vaccinated people probably won't get really sick, we are more likely to pick up and transmit the virus.
2) Fire season is upon us, and when the air quality gets bad I will be forced to close the windows in my office. Ventilation is the number 1 defense measure, and it will no longer be possible to keep my space ventilated.
3) In my opinion, this is the only responsible course of action. I am unwilling to risk the health of my community, my clients, and myself.
The longer we wait the more variants we'll have to deal with.

Address

3527 Grand Avenue Ste C
Oakland, CA
94610

Opening Hours

By appointment only

Telephone

+17075954487

Website

http://inclusivemassage.space/

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My approach

Influenced by my lifelong practice of Aikido, I have developed an intuitive approach to bodywork that invites guarded muscles to open. Aikido depends upon the release of tension, making space for the tension of a would-be adversary to dissipate. Conflict rises out of anxiety and hurt; people who inflict violence do so from a place of pain. I believe that muscular dysfunction operates similarly: Tense muscles are guarding something, be it physical or emotional trauma as a result of the patterns we inhabit or the curve balls that life throws our way. Applying excessive force may trigger the original trauma, causing the body to harden. Therefore, my approach is grounded in active listening. Using gentle but firm touch I seeks to communicate a message of safety, allowing the guarding to ease and the restoration of balance to begin.

A graduate of the National Holistic Institute, I have had extensive training in various modalities including Swedish, Shiatsu, and specializes in Deep Tissue and Myofascial Therapy. Understanding that everyone has a unique and complex personal history, I offer trauma informed massage therapy to people of all races and gender identities as he pursues the cultivation of compassion for all.