Rebecca Lee grew up in the East Bay, went to high school in Marin County, and then fell in love with Sonoma County where she has lived for the past ten years.

She is mom to a beautiful ten year old daughter who is a gifted artist, dancer, athlete, and quite the talker. They have two cats, two geckos, and dream of soon adding in a dog or two.

Recently, they have joined households with Rebecca’s boyfriend Jim and his son Austin, which has turned out beautifully. The kids compliment each other tremendously and Rebecca is very happy to say that she has found a man better than she ever thought possible.

This year they have all had many memorable adventures together including a trip to Tahoe, tons of gifted tickets to major league baseball games (lucky!), and many fun day trips to beaches, lakes, and rivers.

Rebecca loves her massage practice which she began in 2009. She finds it to be very peaceful, centering, and rewarding. She says that going to massage school was one of the best decisions she ever made.

She has always enjoyed working one-on-one with people and is especially grateful that her profession involves the privilege of witnessing the miracle of change. She gets to see this through another avenue as well as she is additionally a dual-certified personal trainer (NASM, ECSN). Rebecca has had a bounty of experience working with clients on successfully meeting fitness, lifestyle, and nutritional goals over the past five years.

Rebecca is a Highest Honors graduate and science major transfer from SRJC and is now a full time student at Sonoma State University where she is majoring in Kinesiology and studying biomechanics. Upon graduation, she plans to go on to receive her Masters in Public Health and Masters Physician Assistant degree. With that she aims to be involved in community outreach as well as to work as a first hand surgical assistant for traumatic injury, deformity, and reconstructive surgery.

She has no plans to ever stop doing massage, however, as she sees massage as an integral part of ideal health and healing and is always amazed at what a difference it can make in someone’s life, especially post-surgery.

When she’s not working or studying, you can find Rebecca breaking up clay soil in the yard, running, cycling, kayaking, snowboarding, skiing, reading, or being silly with the kids.

She’s never been one for being idle and has found a love in her new bike which has made her daily 19 mile journey to Rohnert Park and back so much fun. She wouldn’t trade that morning fog and afternoon sunshine feeling of riding along the countryside of Petaluma Hill Road for anything.

Rebecca can be reached by phone at 707.235.1138 or by email at rebecr@sonic.net or her website at www.fretknotbodyworks.com