Erin Corcoran-Chinburg has been a practicing LMT since 2006 and is licensed in both Oregon and Washington, graduating from two accredited programs.

Her work is grounded in the understanding that lasting relief and meaningful change occur when the nervous system feels safe enough to respond. Erin is known for delivering highly skilled, results-driven bodywork guided by clinical knowledge, thoughtful assessment, and individualized care.

Her practice specializes in medical, prenatal, and sports massage therapy, supporting clients through pain, recovery, pregnancy, athletic demand, and life transitions. Erin is extensively trained in advanced techniques including Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, Trigger Point Therapy, Active Release Techniques, and cupping therapy. These tools are integrated intentionally to improve mobility, decrease pain, and restore function.

Much of Erin’s career has been spent in medical and rehabilitative settings working alongside physicians, where she developed precise, goal-oriented treatment plans tailored to the individual rather than the diagnosis. She has also provided ongoing muscle maintenance for sports teams and athletes, worked within Central Oregon’s hospital system (St. Charles), and had the privilege of offering massage therapy to hospice patients. These experiences deeply inform her grounded, compassionate approach.

Erin believes the most effective treatment occurs when clinical skill and a regulated nervous system work together. Her sessions are both purposeful and calming, creating an environment where the body feels supported, receptive, and capable of lasting change. Clients often describe her work as deeply effective, intuitive, and restorative well beyond the treatment table.

Erin is the owner of Roam Massage Therapy and Clementine & Olive, a local business specializing in furniture refinishing, restoration, and redesign. Outside of her professional work, she enjoys spending time with her family, mountain biking Central Oregon’s trails, and staying connected to the landscape and lifestyle that inspires her practice.