Staff

Mary Pat was first exposed to Chiropractic and B.E.S.T. as a patient. She then became a Chiropractic Assistant with Touch of Life, and continues to see tremendous results with this type of care!  In her spare time, Mary Pat enjoys spending time with her husband and three children.

Sehrish is a doctorial candidate in clinical psychology, enjoys spending time with her family and eating chocolate. While her academic studies are more in line with the traditional medicine model, her heart belongs to chiropractic and its astounding natural healing abilities. Her respect for chiropractic has grown immensely as she continues to experience the benefits first hand.

Lisa Zara, CLMT

A massage therapist for three years, Lisa strongly believes in the power of touch and its healing qualities. “I believe that we all have the power of healing ourselves in a natural and holistic way. Believing in healing is the key. If you believe it can be done, then your mind is open to invite the positive energy in!”

Lisa received her Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts at the Otis/Parsons School of Design in Los Angeles, CA. She decided to change her career path to become a Certified Clinical Massage Therapist because of her passion for helping others and her love of working with her hands. She studied and practices Massage Therapy at William Rainey Harper College in Palatine, IL. She later graduated from Harper College and received her certificate from the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB).

Lisa has a passion for Swedish, Pre-Natal, and Deep Tissue massage. She likes to incorporate energy work into her massages and feels that clients get an amazing experience from this unique style.

Lisa has lived in Mexico City, Los Angeles, and Florence. She has also enjoyed travelling to South America, India, Russia, Eastern and Western Europe. She is fluent in English, Spanish, and Italian. In Lisa’s life outside of Massage Therapy, she is a mom, a wife, a nurtuer, and a photographer. She has always loved working with her hands, whether it is doing crafts or assisting others with their healing process.