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“Deeply intuitive.”
I've known Patricia for almost two decades, and in that time I've watched her turn her gift for healing into a true art form. She's not just a skilled massage therapist and facialist - she's deeply intuitive, the kind of practitioner who seems to know exactly what your body needs before you even say a word. Her knowledge of essential oils, natural wellness, and clean beauty products brings a whole-person approach to every session that's rare to find. Every time I see her, I leave feeling not just relaxed, but genuinely cared for. If you're looking for someone who blends real expertise with real intuition, she's it.
Sandra JordanFormer Creative Director of Jordan Vineyard & Winery in Healdsburg, California, and the founder of the luxury textile company Sandra Jordan Prima Alpaca.
I've been seeing Patricia for 16 years for both facials and massages. Even though she's moved out of the area, I still make the trip to see her. From the moment you meet Patricia, you're drawn to her warmth. She's incredibly knowledgeable and intuitive, and I especially love her holistic approach, how she connects what's going on with your skin or body to things like stress, emotions and diet, and takes the time to help you understand why. And when it comes to massage, she can find every knot! I always leave feeling relaxed and refreshed, but also like I'm leaving a friend's house.
Margarita A.PLACEHOLDER. I started seeing Patricia after my hip replacement, when driving anywhere felt like more trouble than it was worth. She comes to the house, sets up in the front room, and I do not have to explain myself every time. My daughter booked the first one for me, because she was worried about me sitting still all winter, and I have booked every one since. What surprised me was how much attention she pays to the parts I did not mention. I went in about the hip and came out understanding why my shoulder had been bothering me for a year.
Ruth M. (placeholder)Retired county librarian. Keeps a garden in Carmichael that is bigger than she will admit to her knees.
PLACEHOLDER. I booked a massage and ended up asking about my shoulder, my sleep and what I should be putting on my face. Patricia answered all of it without once making me feel foolish for asking. I have never had an hour with anyone else where I learned that much about my own body. I am on my feet all day cutting hair, so I had assumed the ache was simply the job and there was nothing to be done about it. She showed me two things to do between visits, and they worked. I have been going every month since.
Diane K. (placeholder)Runs a two-chair hair salon in Midtown and has been on her feet for thirty years.
Patricia Lopez
Two decades of supporting women through comprehensive and therapeutic bodywork.
Patricia has been doing this for about twenty years, and some of the women she saw in her first years are still booking her. She trained in massage and in skin, then kept adding to it: acupressure, lymphatic drainage, craniosacral work, reflexology. Each one came from somebody she could not help with what she already knew. Reflexology came from her father.
Her method is to treat the hour as part of something longer. She works what is in front of her, then asks about your sleep, your breathing, what you have been eating and what has changed since last time, because a shoulder that keeps coming back is rarely only a shoulder. Aromatherapy is in every service and never costs extra, and she blends the oil for the person on the table rather than for the service on the menu.
She spent years doing this inside spas and grew impatient with the format. A spa gives you a stranger, a scented room and an hour, then sells you the hour. Patricia kept the parts that were worth keeping, the oils, the quiet, the care taken over the work itself, and left the rest behind. What you get instead is one practitioner who comes to your house and whose work carries from one visit to the next.