You've been managing pain long enough. It's time to address it precisely.
Pallas is your guide.
“Pallas did a wonderful job! My massage was exactly what was needed and what I asked for. She went over the paperwork and explained and asked questions to find out what was going on for my body and then gave a wonderful massage based on those things. Would definitely recommend!!”
— Beth D.
“Pallas did exactly what I asked for, and did it well.”
— Maureen L.
What to Expect:
Session focus: Targeted precision work on specific areas and specific problems
Pressure style Medium to firm; deep and precise where the tissue demands it
Conversation level: Strategically conversational. Used to help you get through difficult work.
Best for: Chronic pain, postural issues, recurring tension, structural problems
Important to know: Pallas does not do full-body massage. She focuses exclusively on targeted areas.
Coming soon: Neural Manipulation: advanced neurological and trauma-informed manual therapy
Ready for targeted, lasting relief?
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 Pallas at a training seminar in 2019.
When you’re dealing with chronic pain, recurring tension, or a structural issue that hasn’t improved with general massage, you don’t need more of the same. You need a clear plan and precise, targeted work.
Pallas Hutchison has been practicing massage therapy since 2005 and founded Oasis Massage that same year with a simple goal: help clients find lasting relief by addressing the root of pain, not just the symptoms. Her sessions focus on specific areas, specific tissue, and specific problems so each visit moves you closer to meaningful change. With an Associate Degree in Health Science, a 500-hour Massage Certification, and more than 460 hours of advanced continuing education, Pallas has invested nearly 2,000 hours in specialized training. Her work centers on neuromuscular therapy, manual trigger point therapy, deep tissue, and clinical orthopedic massage. These techniques are designed to restore function and reduce persistent pain patterns. She completed the LMT Success Group Medical Massage Certification in 2019 and, in 2026, advanced training in Neural Manipulation through the Barral Institute. This neurological, trauma-informed approach allows her to address complex pain patterns that often do not respond to traditional methods. She is now integrating this work into her clinical sessions. Pallas also uses communication intentionally. Thoughtful questions and clear guidance help clients stay relaxed during focused work while understanding what is happening in their bodies. Clients often describe her style as direct, grounding, and results-oriented. In 2021, Pallas was appointed to the Massachusetts Board of Registration for Massage Therapy, a Governor-appointed role recognizing her clinical expertise and professional leadership. She also holds a Certified Personal Trainer credential through NASM and earned her A.A. in Health Sciences from Cape Cod Community College, where she later served as adjunct faculty in the massage therapy program for two years. If you have been told to just manage it, or you are tired of relief that only lasts a few days, Pallas helps you move beyond temporary fixes and toward measurable, lasting improvement. |
Credentials
Licensed Massage Therapist since 2005 MA State License #1998 AMTA Member #1445116 Governor-appointed member, MA Board of Registration for Massage Therapy (2021 to present) NASM Certified Personal Trainer (CPT), 2022 Medical Massage Practitioner (MMP), 2019 A.A. Health Sciences, Cape Cod Community College, 2016 Adjunct Faculty, CCCC Massage Therapy Program (2014 to 2016) Advanced Coursework: Neuromuscular Therapy (NMT), Manual Trigger Point Therapy, Orthopedic/Medical Massage, Massage Cupping (Intro, Advanced, Facial), Neural Manipulation NM1 (Barral Institute, 2026), Thai Massage (Nuad Bo Rarn L1 and L2), Pregnancy Massage, Positional Release, Reiki I and II, Kinesiotaping, Hot Stone Massage, Ayurveda, Acupressure 
Pallas before participating in a Spartan Sprint in 2013.
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