Brandy Kramer, LMP, is an experienced massage therapist at Kinetic Chiropractic & Massage in Post Falls, Idaho. With more than 20 years of experience in therapeutic bodywork, Brandy specializes in sports massage, deep tissue techniques, cupping, injury rehabilitation, and movement-focused care.

About Brandy

Brandy was born and raised in Montana and moved to Coeur d’Alene in 1999. Her passion for health and wellness led her to pursue a career in massage therapy. She earned her Massage Therapy certification from Inland Massage Institute in 2001 and later completed her degree in Exercise Science and Wellness from Bastyr University in 2004.

With more than 20 years of experience, Brandy is dedicated to helping patients improve mobility, reduce muscular tension, and support their overall well-being. She takes pride in creating personalized treatments that address each patient’s unique needs and help them get back to doing what they love.

Education & Experience

Inland Massage Institute
Massage Therapy Certification
2001

Bastyr University
Exercise Science & Wellness
2004

20+ Years of Clinical Experience

Massage Therapy Specialties

• Sports Massage

• Deep Tissue Massage

• Fascial Manipulation

• Cupping Therapy

• Injury Rehabilitation

• Pelvic Floor-Focused Bodywork

Sports & Injury-Focused Massage

Brandy works with active individuals and athletes looking to improve mobility, address muscular tension, and support recovery from training and injury. Her background in exercise science allows her to approach massage therapy with an understanding of movement, biomechanics, and the demands placed on the body during activity.

Whether you are training for an event, recovering from an injury, or simply want to move and feel better, Brandy provides individualized massage therapy based on your needs, activity level, and goals.

Schedule Massage Therapy with Brandy

Brandy sees massage therapy patients at Kinetic Chiropractic & Massage in Post Falls, Idaho. Her individualized approach is ideal for active adults, athletes, individuals recovering from injuries, and patients looking to improve mobility and address persistent muscular tension.