Meet the Team

Tracy Alan Jones, MSW, LMT

Tracy holds both Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Social Work from the University of Illinois and holds a Massage Therapy Technician certification from the Myotherapy Institute of Utah.

He has been an International Instructor of Manual Therapy (and is a co-developer of Neurosomatic Therapy), is a Certified Neuromuscular Therapist and is a golf fitness expert as a Level 3 Medical Certified Titleist Performance Institute graduate.

He has been the Team Massage Therapist for the University of Notre Dame Track & Field Team for the 7 seasons, helping them to 3 Big East Conference titles and two Top Ten Finishes at the National Championships.

License #: MA 44448

Kerry Brown, LMT, CNS

A Pennsylvania native, Kerry spent 4 yrs in the Marine Corps as a diesel mechanic in 2 tours to Iraq. Transplanted to Florida after his military service. Kerry attended the Center for Neurosomatic studies in Clearwater, FL for massage and the NST designation. His specialty/modalities include: NST.

He started his massage therapy career in 2017. Kerry’s favorite aspect of massage therapy is being able to join someone in their journey to wellness, being able to get their life back in line again.

An adventurer at heart, so Kerry loves to venture out whenever he can. After all…

"When you allow yourself to explore, you find destinations that were never on the map."

License #: MA 88222

Alida Hernandez, LMT, CNS

Alida was drawn to massage therapy when a friend had Parkinson’s Disease, and she learned that massage can help. A Havana, Cuba native, moved to the US at age 20.

A graduate of the Center for Neurosomatic Therapy, Alida began her career as a neurosomatic specialist and licensed massage therapist in 2019. Her specialties include: deep tissue massage, trigger point technique, and TMJ massage. Her favorite part of the job is when a patient walks out of the room smiling and feeling no or less pain.

Alida’s hobbies include working out at a park, rollerskating, and reading.

License #: MA 92203

Tony Voskuhl, LMT, CNSP

Tony discovered a therapy that prioritized posture, range of motion, and disrupting bad habits and harmful patterns through rigorous objective assessment and soft tissue manipulation.

“Having lived with intense incredible pain and various health issues for most of my life, I experience a deep sense of satisfaction in physically being able to help others and a duty to share my experience with anyone who is suffering and looking for solutions.”

Tony’s hobbies include competing in Strongman, listening to podcasts and playing videogames.

License #: MA 84045

Wesley Bond, LMT, CNSP

After developing chronic pain at an early age, Wesley sought out any and every form of pain treatment available. When conventional medicine couldn’t provide the answers or relief he was looking for, he turned to alternative medicine for a different perspective. After just one session with a Neurosomatic Therapist, Wesley knew he’d stumbled upon a critical piece of the puzzle in the treatment of chronic pain. He immediately enrolled in The Center For Neurosomatic Studies in 2012 and has been practicing massage ever since.

License #: MA 77552

Zach Zenios, MS, LMT, CNSP

Zach Zenios is a Marine Corps infantry veteran who has a masters in exercise and nutrition science from the University of Tampa. He is a registered yoga teacher, is a certified personal trainer through NASM, and also plays hockey in his free time. Zach is a graduate of the Center for Neurosomatic Studies. He has boundless energy for helping others, and his social media pages are chock-full of tips to help people feel better, live better, and just plain be better.

License #: MA 102349

Desirae Powell, LMT

Desirae Powell specializes in Neurosomatic Therapy, taking advantage of the opportunities in Florida’s ever growing health industry. A few years ago, she decided to step back from a nursing degree and pursue a different form of healthcare through Massage Therapy. Moving from Delaware to Florida during this transition, it represented an exciting new chapter in her life. Eager to contribute to the Massage community in Florida. Her passion for health and wellness began when she was younger playing softball. After many years of playing a shoulder injury caused her to hang up the glove which encouraged her down the path she continues on today.

License #: MA 101178

Collin Walker, LMT, MMP

Collin has been a massage therapist for 10 years treating clients all over the Tampa Bay area. In 2020 Collin received training in medical massage and became a Certified Medical Massage Practitioner. Specializing in treatments for reducing pain, restoring function, and improving normal body mechanics and performance. When he's not working you can find him spending time with animals, reading or hanging out at Busch Gardens.

License #: MA 65276

Josh Freedman, LMT

Josh Freedman, a Tampa Bay native, is a Licensed Massage Therapist with specialized training in Neurosomatic Therapy from the Center for Neurosomatic Studies. His journey into this field was inspired by witnessing the transformative effects of Neurosomatic Therapy on both himself and his family members. Motivated by a longstanding desire to assist others, Josh found his calling in massage therapy, particularly in providing relief from chronic pain, notably migraines.

Outside of his professional pursuits, Josh values spending quality time with loved ones and immersing himself in nature. He maintains a deep-seated passion for continual learning, embracing the role of a perpetual student in all aspects of his life.

License #: MA 104126

Katey DiGiacomo, BS, LMT

Katey DiGiacomo is an experienced D1 collegiate gymnast (18 years). After battling several gymnastics injuries and recovering from knee surgery, she learned that she loved healing the human body through manual therapy. Katey has a Bachelors Degree in a Health Sciences and a Minor in Nutrition from the University of South Florida. She enjoys working on athletes and helping people get back to doing what they love. Katey has worked with athletes anywhere from NCAA gymnastics, lacrosse, basketball, baseball and swimming, to NFL players. Leveraging the latest techniques in sports and medical massage, she addresses specific ailments, reduces stress and promotes overall well-being. She is committed to learning all that she can to help you on your journey in performance and healing.

License #: MA 101227

Megan Armstrong, LMT, MFR, NST,

Megan's pursuit of professional massage therapy began when she could not get enough of anatomy and physiology and high school. After trying to persuade the teacher to create an AP class, she began taking her interest more seriously. Being a former gymnast, the relationship between stretching fascia and muscle became a favorite niche. Scars do not care about their size or how old they are, in fact they are often a source of nervous system dysfunction even decades later! Megan loves solving puzzling cases and thoroughly investigating postural anomalies to find the root issues. The seemingly unexplainable is most fascinating! Combining different techniques and approaches like Neurosomatic Therapy, Myofascial Release, and Manual Lymphatic Drainage help to balance the tissues via various elements. When not working or studying, she is out having fun with her two children and as many friends as they want to bring along- day trips and outdoor adventures whenever possible. There is so much fun and wonder out there to be found!

License #: MA 59886

Sue Lee, LMT, CNS/NST, CPT

Fifteen years ago, Sue Lee was just starting her medical career, when family obligations became a priority. During the most challenging time of her life, fitness, health and wellness is what got her through her most trialing days. In this community of professionals and athletes, she learned the importance of self-care like massage therapy.

Tapering-off pain, increasing performance and flexibility was a common topic amongst her peers. After decades of being involved in sports, competing in local and national events, it wasn’t until the last gym, in 2018, where she found a resident sports therapist that finally addressed her pain and increased her performance.

Higher performance didn’t just apply to sports. Pain and other physical conditions can create downtime which take people away from maintaining a reliable income and supporting loved ones. It also pours into other aspects of their lives and can ultimately lead to depression, anxiety and other illnesses.

Wanting to help others, Sue chose the Center for Neurosomatic Therapy and graduated in 2023 as a neurosomatic specialist. She saw the thoroughness of their curriculum and discovered a slew of colleagues with her same goals and desires. Even as a student, she’s seen the benefits of NST and has treated patients suffering from pain not only due to sports but also due to rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, Parkinson’s, TMJ…the list goes on. She was also able to have her debilitating knee pain addressed while she attended school. She’s excited to be a part of a team that works to get others living a fulfilling life.

Sue is also an avid paddler. Her current sports interests are mostly into dragonboat and ocean canoe.

License #: MA 103987