About Structural Therapeutics

Structural Therapeutics is a Medford massage clinic that was opened in 2005. It's located just east of downtown Medford on Vancouver Avenue, in a very peaceful, inviting space. Click on the images below for a little tour of the office.

Structural Therapeutics specializes in deep tissue massage and trigger point massage to help our clients live more active, pain-free lives. If you'd like to know more about these types of massage, please refer to our Services page.

Being a client at Structural Therapeutics doesn't just mean coming in to the office, getting a massage, and leaving feeling better (though that is part of the package). We work with you to incorporate lifestyle adjustments, like stretches, exercises and posture correction, so you don't just feel better after a massage, you feel better all the time.

It's important that we understand what caused the pain or limitations that you have, so that together, we can work on correcting the problem and getting you where you want to be. That's why we don't just ask about your history, we talk about your goals.

About Charles Street

Charles is the owner of Structural Therapeutics and has been a practicing, licensed massage therapist in the Rogue Valley for over 30 years. As the longest-practicing Medford massage therapist, he has developed a detailed intake process and a thorough treatment approach tailored to the individual aches and pains, activities and goals of each client.

Charles has worked with a wide variety of health care professionals, including nutritionists, chiropractors, osteopaths, accupuncturists and medical doctors and uses a multi-disciplinary approach in pain relief.

In addition to being a practicing massage therapist, Charles also teaches continuing education classes for massage therapists. If you'd like to learn more about taking a class with Charles, please take a look at the Classes page.

Charles Street was the original owner of Therapeutic Touch Day Spa of Medford, which was open under his direction for 17 years, until its sale in 2003.