Testimonials
“There’s no short way to describe how gifted Alberta is as a healer and Massage therapist She is so generous with not only her physical skills but also her capacity to listen to what I felt my body needed. You know how in most messages, the practitioner finds a spot you love but suddenly they’ve moved on from it and don’t return? Alberta knows the spots on the body that need attention and she gives it the time and pressure they require. As someone who suffers from chronic pain and tension, I am so beyond grateful to her for allowing me to feel that relief. I’m in awe of her work and grateful for her commitment to bringing body work to communities that it has traditionally been inaccessible to. I’d recommend her work to absolutely anyone and can’t wait to experience it again myself!”
Courtney NY, NY
“Alberta is skilled, experienced, and genuinely intuitive in her touch therapy. She’s accessed energy points on my body to help release tension and unprocessed emotions. In addition she approaches massage from a clear radical racial social justice lens. Her gifts and skills truly serve Black, Brown and Queer Bodies as she’ll channel healing from the traumas of racism and all other -isms. If you’d like to receive therapeutic touch and sound therapy from an empowered, trained, Afro-Indigenous Queer, than Alberta Qamar is your best and most sincere option”
Vida Oakland, CA”
“Alberta's bodywork is so intuitive and a direct reflection of her beautiful presence in the world. She listened and addressed my needs as well as found new areas I wasn't even aware I was holding tension. Afterwards, I felt so connected to my body physically and energetically. I felt heard and supported…which positively affected my healing process. I would recommend you to receive her work not only because you will receive a wonderful massage, but because you will receive the full experience of someone who holds such grounding space for folks. I appreciate the reparations model because BIPOC folks have long deserve fairness and equality from a system who still has yet to repay and repair for what they have done over the years and still continue to do. This model is directly giving to these marginalized folks. Just another reason to support Alberta and the work they do to support their fellow community.”
Katy Portland, OR
