Practitioners
Shante “Tokyo” Jenkins
Maryland‑Licensed Massage Therapist
I offer personalized sessions, carefully assessing your muscle tension to create a custom blend of techniques that suit your body's needs. Whether you’re seeking targeted relief, full-body relaxation or want to explore my signature Ashiatsu style, I’ve got you covered and you might just experience a blissful “massage high.
Kellan Bacon (They/Them)
Somatic, Breathwork, Root Cause Therapy
They specialize in working with those processing adoption, relinquishment, and attachment wounds, as well as early developmental trauma, including experiences from in-utero, birth, and pre-verbal stages. They have a strong focus on supporting queer, trans, and non-binary individuals, and those living with high-masking neurodivergence. They’re practice also holds space for those moving through complex grief, major life transitions, and the impact of intergenerational and ancestral trauma.
Nomita Khatri
TRE and Reiki Practitioner
As a practitioner of Reiki Usui Level II, I've enjoyed understanding the TRE approach to the brain - it's response to tension and trauma; watching as my life changed with both practices. I am able to be in the ventral vagal state for longer periods of time and know how to meet myself in disassociation and activation. Activation not-out-of-stress being a healthy state to respond to life.
Miriam
Reiki Practitioner
I’m someone who believes that healing is more than a process—it’s a reclamation. A return to who we truly are beneath the noise, the trauma, and the weight we were never meant to carry. Through my own journey of breaking free—of shedding layers, confronting shadow, and reconnecting to soul—I’ve come to understand that liberation isn’t just possible; it’s sacred. That’s what I hold space for through Break Free Soul Sessions: deep energetic clearing, intuitive guidance, and embodied remembering. My work is rooted in presence, authenticity, and the belief that every soul deserves to feel safe, seen, and free. This isn't just Reiki—this is a container for your becoming.
Chelsea Glover-Jordan, LCSW-C LICSW
We at 3 Roads specialize in maternal issues in women. This includes anxiety, depression, inappropriate guilt, and identity issues. We use a holistic approach by integrating physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness to support clients. We use innovative techniques such as yoga, meditation, sound healing and various modalities of talk therapy. Using client education, we offer workshops and resources to empower clients with knowledge about maternal mental health and coping strategies.
Dr. Alexandra Anderson
Physical Therapist, Doctor of Physical Therapy
is a Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy with over 6 years of clinical experience, treating in both private-practice and outpatient hospital-based settings. Graduating from Loma Linda University in southern California, Alex moved back East where she worked in Washington, DC for 2 years, prior to relocating to Chicago, IL where she completed UIC’s Fellowship in Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy. Furthermore, she is board certified as an orthopedic clinical specialist. Currently, Alex works full-time as CEO & PT at The Physical Therapy Academy, which was founded in 2019. There she enjoys treating pain from a biopsychosocial approach where she can apply her training to both acute and chronic pain conditions. She has presented at national conferences, published case reports and contributed to authoring two book chapters for manual therapy for the hip and knee. Alex engages in academia by guest lecturing in DPT programs, as well as serving as a mentor and practical instructor for Northwestern’s fellowship program.
