MEET OUR TEAM
Ownership Team
Dr. Danielle Reghi, She/Her DACM, LAc #AC183536
Dr. Danielle Reghi, DACM, LAc is a practicing acupuncturist, cupping specialist and the co-owner of Zen Space. As a holistic health practitioner, Danielle approaches her work with empathy, inclusivity and individuality at the forefront. A specialist in pain management, digestive issues and supplementation protocols, Danielle works with clients to create an approachable and comprehensive treatment plan together.
Growing up in Hawaii, Danielle developed a unique perspective around the relationship of ancient medicinal practices and mental, physical and spiritual well-being. Influenced by the beauty of Hawaii, and now the beauty of the Pacific Northwest, she found herself gravitating to healing modalities that have been practiced for centuries.
Danielle holds a masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, and a Doctorate in Traditional Chinese Medicine with a focus on Integrative Health from Pacific College of Health and Science. She’s also completed clinical internships at Outside In, Nara and Central City Concern and participated in a seven week trip to Nepal where she volunteered as a practitioner for the Nepal Acupuncture Relief Project. During her time in rural Nepal, she treated patients with an array of symptoms from Muscular pain, digestive complaints, Bells Palsy, reproductive health and more. In a matter of 7 weeks she was able to treat 710 patients, which added to her excitement for holistic health principles. Eventually, Danielle hopes to grow Zen Space and open a charitable arm as well as be able to mentor Small Business owners, particularly Women in Business.
A deep believer in the power of community and promoting small business, Danielle regularly collaborates with other practitioners to ensure clients receive the best care possible. She believes that by beginning with a whole body approach clients can find relief from physical and mental ailments, foster self-care and experience the ancient wisdom that forms the foundation of Chinese medicine.
Outside of the office, you can find Danielle practicing yoga, recharging outdoors, and advancing her specialties with continued education.
Management Team
Latina Cline, She/Her
Billing Manager & Insurance Specialist
Latina is our highly skilled Billing Manager and insurance expert, playing an integral role in ensuring the smooth operation of our clinic’s financial and administrative processes. With her deep knowledge of billing procedures and insurance protocols, she is an invaluable asset to our team. Though primarily working behind the scenes, Latina is often in the office and occasionally assists at the front desk, always ready to lend a helping hand. If you see her, don’t hesitate to say hello – her friendly presence and expertise are essential to the welcoming environment at Zen Space.
McGee, They/Them, LMT #24105
Massage Manager & Licensed Medical Massage Practitioner
McGee brings a deep compassion and profound respect for the human body to their work as a massage practitioner. With a degree in medical massage and years of experience as a physical therapy assistant, McGee has developed a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of movement and healing. Their approach emphasizes mindful listening and patient care, believing that communication with the body is essential to the healing process. McGee’s expertise ranges from trigger point therapy and myofascial release to gentle, intuitive deep relaxation techniques, all aimed at helping clients reconnect with their center. Whether you’re seeking therapeutic relief or a calming reset, McGee creates a welcoming space for healing, encouraging each individual to show up as they are and begin their journey toward wellness.
Chelsey Mony, She/Her
Office Manager
Chelsey serves as the Office Manager at Zen Space, where she oversees front desk operations, manages social media, coordinates newsletters, and ensures smooth insurance audits. Her diverse skill set allows her to seamlessly fill gaps and maintain the clinic’s day-to-day efficiency. With a rich background in the non-profit sector, Chelsey has extensive experience in death work and mental health services. She also brings over 13 years of expertise in healing modalities, including Reiki, Past Life Regression, and most recently, Hypnotherapy. Outside of Zen Space, Chelsey is an accomplished artist, writer, and performer, dedicating her time to community building and creative expression.
Chiropractic Associate Team
Dr. Cassie Moreland, She/Her, DC #6132
Dr. Cassie Moreland was raised here in the PNW where she grew up with a passion for sports and various outdoor activities. She graduated with a double major in Health Sciences and Public Health from Carroll College in Helena, Montana, where she also played collegiate soccer. Following graduation, she pursued her love for the outdoors and moved to New Zealand with her husband. While there she enjoyed working on farms, mountain biking, trail running and backpacking. After returning to Oregon, she attended the University of Western States in Portland and received her Doctorate of Chiropractic Medicine and Master’s of Science in Sports Medicine.
Through extensive personal experience and extra training in sports medicine, Dr. Cassie developed specialized skills to diagnose and treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. She works diligently with each patient, assessing their body as a whole, to create an individualized treatment plan. Dr. Cassie’s goal is to give her patients the tools they need to help themselves get better and back to doing the activities they love most. She focuses on utilizing a variety of soft tissue techniques, rehab, taping, and chiropractic care.
When Dr. Cassie is not at the office, she spends her time outdoors with her husband Andrew and their dog Huckleberry. She enjoys a wide variety of activities from hiking, skiing and mountain biking across the PNW to surfing on the Oregon coast.
Dr. Kristy Arneson, She/Her, DC #6077
Dr. Kristy Arneson, DC, LMT became interested in the wholistic healthcare world after a sports injury. She realized the importance of hands-on treatments like chiropractic and massage and how interconnected the body is. She started massage school with a focus in sports massage, trigger points, and myofascial release. Kristy truly treats the body with the understanding of how the muscles can affect the joints and vice-versa. She views the body as a whole and understands that more than the site of pain can be contributing to the issues at hand.
Kodi Mclachlan, She/Her, DC#5946
Dr. Kodi McLachlan, DC, received her Doctorate in Chiropractic from University of Western States and is a board-certified chiropractor in the state of Oregon and Washington; she is also certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE). She is a board certified LMT in Oregon and has worked as a massage therapist for over 12 years. By combining massage therapy and chiropractic, she has an amazing ability to assess and treat both muscle and joints in your body. Dr. McLachlan has a passion for integrated health and would love to help you through her clinical knowledge and intuitive skill in holistic healing, utilizing some common chiropractic approaches including: Diversified Adjustments, Motor Vehicle accident treatments, Trigger Point Therapy, Pin and Stretch Therapy, Heat /Ice Therapy, Rehabilitative Exercises and Therapeutic Stretching, Medical Massage, Craniosacral Therapy, cupping, gentle adjustment with activator, Webster method.
Acupuncture Associate Team
Jen Conjerti LAc, She/Her, AC01039
Jen graduated from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in 2006. She then went on to do a post graduate program in Nanjing, China where she worked in the acupuncture and oncology departments in local hospitals. Jen has worked extensively with patients that have limited access to acupuncture. She has worked at the Washington County Correction Facility, Outside In, Central City Concern’s Old Town Clinic and Hooper detox center. Jen also worked at Nike as an on campus acupuncturist where she specialized in sports medicine while working with Nike employees and their families. Currently her focus is in sports medicine and reproductive health.
Jen loves the relationships she develops with her patients and the ability to help people feel their best so they can get back to doing what they enjoy most, whatever that may be!
When Jen isn’t working you can find her up at the barn spending time with her two horses and cattle dog or vacationing on her favorite island Kauai.
Lindsey Dority LAc, She/Her, AC150296
Lindsey discovered this transformational medicine in her 20’s, when she developed a frustrating health issue that Western Medicine could not resolve. Her symptoms were being treated, but not the underlying issue, similar to putting out fires while leaving the coals burning. She began receiving acupuncture and the healing was profound. While receiving acupuncture, she had an epiphany while laying on the table, with needles in, that she wanted to learn Chinese Medicine! She graduated from Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in 2009. She spent 8 years treating patients in a community acupuncture setting, which allowed her to treat 1,000’s of patients and hone her treatment skills.
Lindsey is well-versed in how to treat pain conditions. She is intrigued with the gut-brain connection and loves treating digestion challenges and mental health. She has also been extensively studying the effects of trauma on the mind and body and believes acupuncture can be used as a tool to help the body release trauma, reconnect the mind and body, and settle the nervous system.
When she is not in the clinic, she loves to spend time with her 2 daughters and spouse, walking along rivers and meandering through the streets of Portland.
Amanda Finley LAc, She/They, AC205167
Amanda is a graduate of the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine and has been practicing acupuncture since 2011. Her hands-on approach is rooted in Applied Channel Theory – after palpating the channels, she picks relatively few very specific points to needle.
One specialty is adding a shiatsu-based bodywork as a deep neck release, which can help back and neck pain, as well as headaches, jaw or sinus issues. Amanda also utilizes herbal medicine, especially for chronic infections and autoimmune conditions.
Outside the clinic, Amanda enjoys spending time with their family – husband, young child, and standard poodle. Amanda also practices meditation and Bikram yoga, and enjoys hiking and trail running.
Desiree Serrano LAc, She/Her, AC226315
Desiree is a double-board certified acupuncturist who brings a holistic, integrative approach to healing that combines traditional healing principles with evidence-based care. Her clinical focus is rooted in Psychoneuroimmunology, which explores how the mind, nervous system, and immune system interact to influence health. This perspective allows her to support patients facing complex conditions such as autoimmune disorders, chronic pain, gut imbalances, mental health challenges, and women’s health concerns.
She is committed to creating a safe and compassionate space where individuals feel truly seen, heard, and supported. Desiree believes that feeling safe in your body is not a luxury; it is the foundation of healing. To support this, she uses a gentle yet effective needling technique that helps calm the nervous system and activates the body’s natural capacity for repair. By addressing both the emotional and physical roots of illness, she helps shift not only symptoms but the entire landscape of the body toward greater balance and resilience.
Whether you are navigating chronic health concerns or simply seeking to reconnect with your body, Desiree is honored to walk with you on your healing journey.
Lara Dilkes LAc, She/Her, AC01068
Lara Dilkes, L.Ac. MSAOM FNLP Acupuncturist • Herbalist • Functional Nutritionist
With almost two decades of experience in East Asian Medicine and Functional Nutrition, Lara brings heart, humor, and serious know-how to every session. She’s a Licensed Acupuncturist, cupping specialist, and Certified Functional Nutrition & Lifestyle Practitioner—passionate about helping patients uncover the root cause of what’s throwing them off balance.
Lara specializes in musculoskeletal pain, hormonal imbalances, migraines, and complex digestive and autoimmune concerns. Whether you’re dealing with chronic stress, period problems, mystery symptoms, or a stubborn low back ache—Lara’s care is personalized, compassionate, and rooted in both ancient wisdom and modern science.
Cosmetic acupuncture has been a passion of hers since she was in school, and has been microneedling patients for glowing skin for 5 years now.
Known for creating a safe, inclusive space, she especially loves working with women navigating their hormonal rhythms and folks feeling overwhelmed by modern-day stress.
Outside the treatment room, she’s the founder of SuperCube (a daily ritual blend for your nervous system + hormones), co-host of the podcast She’s Got Guts, and the wild-hearted wellness force behind Lala’s Wellness.
Come as you are. Let’s get you feeling more like you.
Massage Associate Team
Rita Hebbeler, She/Her, LMT #22132
Rita graduated with a degree in massage therapy from the Minerva Institute in 2013. She continued on to receive her training from the historic Medical Spa and Traumatology Institute (focusing on shoulder pain, and post op shoulder rehabilitation) both in Budapest, Hungary. After relocating to the United States, Rita obtained her Oregon license in 2016 and has been working as a massage therapist.
She likes to focus on slow, flowing strokes for deep relaxation and healing.
Graey Vincent, They/Them, LMT #29017
Graey Vincent is a non-binary, filipino-American with an M.S in Yoga Therapy and a License in Massage Therapy.
Graey uses both modalities to inform treatment plans that help reduce, manage, and eliminate symptoms of suffering within the biopsychosocial self. A typical session with Graey may include Myofascial Release Techniques, Swedish Relaxation, Traditional Thai, Sports Massage, Deep Tissue, or PNF work.
Outside of the wellness world Graey enjoys rock climbing, sand volleyball, and competitive pole dancing. They grew up on the Gulf Coast beaches, but their favorite part about living in the Pacific Northwest is the opportunity to relax during rainy days and breathe in fresh mountain air. Graey often feels most alive and connected when hiking, slack-lining, or practicing yoga.
Samantha Weigandt, She/Her, LMT #023498
Sam believes in the body’s ability to heal itself and utilizes her expertise to assist in this process. Through listening to the body and thoughtful communication, she has a collaborative approach of reaching the specific goals of her clients. She is quickly becoming out go to therapist for prenatal massage, and works well in collaboration with our Chiropractor’s who focus on perinatal care! Sam is a Portland native and East west college graduate. She has an education in deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, Thai, and myofascial release work. She often gives her clients self-care homework including foam rolling and simple stretches. In her free time you can find her exploring the beautiful PNW or curled up with a good book.
Meg Ranes, They/Them, LMT #28501
My journey into massage therapy was shaped by my lifelong experience with chronic pain and nervous system dysregulation. Regular bodywork profoundly transformed my quality of life, ultimately inspiring me to become a licensed massage therapist. Now, I feel truly honored to share this healing practice, guiding others on their own paths to wellness.
I integrate myofascial release, deep tissue, and Swedish massage techniques with a holistic approach influenced by my studies in Thai massage, craniosacral therapy, and my personal mindfulness practice. My work is deeply intuitive, meditative, and relaxing, with a focus on supporting the nervous system just as much as the musculoskeletal system to promote lasting healing and restoration. Rooted in inclusivity, my practice is trauma-informed, neurodivergent- and LGBTQ+ affirming, ensuring a safe, welcoming, and accommodating space for all.
Outside of my practice, I enjoy reading, nature walks, and landscape photography, as well as sharing coffee with friends, listening to podcasts, and studying astrology. I find joy in camping, birding, hiking, and picnicking—any opportunity to connect with the natural world. I value curiosity, growth, compassion, sustainability, and creativity in all aspects of life.
Brenda Weinberg, She/Her, LMT #27817
In the fall of 2023, Brenda moved to Portland, Oregon to pursue a Master’s in Science of Nutrition (MScN) at the National University of Natural Medicine, NUNM. Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, she graduated from the California Healing Arts College (CHAC)in 2007 to become a certified massage therapist.
From 2018 to 2023, Brenda lived abroad in South Korea, teaching kindergarten students at private English academies. Immersing herself in a completely different culture challenged her in meaningful ways and allowed her to grow personally and professionally. During her time in Korea, she also completed a 200 hour in-person yoga teacher training course, deepening her understanding of mind-body wellness.
Brenda is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming space where you can fully relax and unwind. She tailors each massage to meet your unique needs, blending her years of experience with a nurturing touch to help you feel calm and restored, one massage at a time.
When Brenda is not studying or massaging, she enjoys swimming, spending time in nature, listening to music, connecting with friends and family, and experimenting in the kitchen.
Molly Rea, She/Her, LMT #26795
Molly is a neurodivergent, retired professional dancer with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, POTS, and MCAS. Her experience of over 20 years in the dance field has given her a deep understanding of living with and managing chronic illness and pain, injury, and systemic / neurological conditions. With empathy and compassion at the core of her work, Molly uses various structurally-based and trauma-informed approaches to engage the parasympathetic nervous system to de (and re)-construct postural habits, tension, and guarding that may be the underlying cause of chronic pain and acute injury. She uses combined modalities tailored to each patient, including Integrative Bodywork, Myofascial Release, Deep Tissue, CranioSacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, Gua Sha and Cupping Therapy. Her style has been described as gentle, patient, detailed, and intentional; meeting and supporting your body where it is in the moment. Molly’s style works very well with those easily over-stimulated and sensitive, as well as those who can tolerate deeper, more targeted work. Molly is beloved by her patients, who often share that they’ve never been seen, heard, or had their experiences addressed in the way Molly offers. Working with Molly is validating, refreshing, comforting, and relieving — often all at the same time. She believes in bodywork and in the people in her community of care. Molly holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Ballet from the University of Cincinnati’s college – Conservatory of Music (CCM) and received her massage therapy education from East West College of the Healing Arts. She continues receiving education through EDS Echo, and Visceral Manipulation through the Barral Institute. When Molly is not caring for her patients in Portland, she is busy running an organic cut flower farm in Sherwood.
Amy Liwag, She/Her, LMT #29036
Amy is a graduate of the National Holistic Institute in Los Angeles, California and has been practicing Massage Therapy since 2015. Originally from Ohio, she spent 14 years in California before settling in Portland, where she is delighted to call home.
With a firm yet nurturing touch, Amy combines intuition with technique to create a massage experience that is both therapeutic and deeply relaxing. She listens closely to each client’s needs, tailoring pressure and approach to ease tension and restore balance—leaving both body and mind feeling renewed and re-energized.
Outside of her practice, Amy enjoys spending time with her two beloved cats, cooking and baking, and cozying up by the fireside with a good book. She also loves exploring Portland on long walks and giving back to her community through pet sitting.
Charlotte Faris, She/Her, LMT #19581
Charlotte is a bodyworker who specializes in integrative massage for pain and injury recovery as well as for nervous system and emotional balance. She uses a combination of approaches to help you feel better and more present, and move with less pain and more freedom.
Charlotte’s massage practice is rooted in the unfolding of holistic wellness, self-awareness, co-regulation, and healing partnerships. A session can include any of these: Swedish massage, myofascial release, cupping, trigger point, craniosacral therapy, neurovascular release, and hot DermoNeuroModulating. She graduated from the University of Western States massage therapy program in 2012.
Charlotte has experienced a lifelong love being out among trees and rivers as well as expressing the present moment through dance and poetry. She believes in the body’s innate ability to heal—and in the power of a well-timed pause.
Ali Rogers, She/ Her, LMT #17338
My practice orients around reconnecting you with your body through skilled and mindful touch. I specialize in Swedish and deep tissue massage, integrating deep relaxation techniques and breathwork to support both physical and emotional ease.
A grounded, safe environment is the foundation of my practice. From there, we can work through areas of tension together–we can soothe overworked muscles, encourage nervous system regulation, and then exhale into that recovered space.
My background is in biology, with an affinity for anatomy and physiology. I’m a proud nerd who is endlessly awed by the resilience of our bodies, and the mystery of healing. My work blends technical precision with intuition, allowing you to experience meaningful relief and restoration.
Massage is more than just bodywork—it’s an opportunity to recalibrate and return to yourself.