Our Staff

Tom Williams

I have always been active with sports and enjoyed working out. In the late 1970’s and early 80’s I was a member of the Birmingham Rugby Team and continue to work out today. I have seen first hand and benefited myself from massage which lead me to a new career, after retiring as a Deputy Sherriff 10 years ago.
I graduated from Birmingham School of Massage in 2007.
I specialize in Neuromuscular Trigger Point Therapy, Structural Integration, Sports Massage, Active Isolated Stretching, and Pain Management Massage.
I am nationally certified in Synergetic Myofascial Therapy as a level 5 practitioner and Synergetic Structural Integration under the training of Magnus Ecklund. SMT and Structural Integration are based upon the principles of Ida Rolf and is a deep form of structural and postural bodywork.
I am also nationally certified in Active Isolated Stretching under the guru of stretching Aaron Mattes.
I am experienced in orthopedic massage, sports massage, stretching, and deep myofascial work.

Callie Wallace (was Funderburg)

In recent years, the value of self-care has become more understood and accepted in our society. Whether you seek relaxation, pain management, or relief from injury, massage therapy is a worthy component to any self-care regimen. The amount of stress held in the physical body is often surprising to many clients, as is the relief a 60 or 90 minute session can bring!

I was born and raised in Birmingham and my husband and I are happy to now be raising our three kids here. After having my first child, I knew that I wanted a career that offered flexibility. I also desired something more fulfilling than my previous office environment. This thinking led me down the path to become a massage therapist. I graduated from the Birmingham School of Massage in 2015 where I became certified in Swedish and Deep Tissue massage, as well as Neuromuscular Therapy (NMT), which works with trigger points. In addition to those techniques, I offer Hot Stone and Pre-Natal/Post-Natal massage. Headache relief through massage is something I’m very passionate about and have seen positive results from in my clients and personally.

I love working to help my clients find an overall sense of wellbeing in body and mind. Consider taking time to care for yourself- you and your loved ones will reap the benefits!

Kerri Sherrod

Kerri Sherrod

Born and raised in Birmingham I have been a massage therapist for 7 years. I attended Virginia College for my Massage Therapy degree. I would like to think that I use an integrative approach using all modalities from Swedish, Deep Tissue, trigger point therapy, myofascial therapy, hot stones, prenatal, and TMJD as well.

I love to help people who suffer from fibromyalgia, chronic low back pain, sciatica, and insomnia. Migraines, headaches, and shoulder tension are usually associated with TMJ disfunction. I am currently certified in TMJ Disfunction under Dee Vickers. This is a highly sought after modality.

I strive to make each session on my table meaningful and a guide towards peace, balance, and relaxation.

Haley Tidwell

My name is Haley Tidwell. I live in Gadsden, AL. I graduated from Gaston H.S. After high school I went on to attend Gadsden State Community College for my certification in Massage Therapy. Now I am working towards my degree for Physical Therapy Assistant at Wallace State Community College.

I have found a love for health and wellness and want to help others achieve their goals. I work with Arbonne as an independent consultant. Arbonne is a Swiss based company that promotes healthy living inside and out. Through this company I have learned how all natural products and taking care of your body can change your life.

Massage Therapy can have many benefits to a person’s health and my goal as a massage therapist is to help each client reach their goals. As a massage therapist I am trained in Swedish, deep tissue, hot stones, reflexology, and trigger point massage. I would describe my style as deep, methodical, and specific to each client’s needs.

I am so excited to be working with Birmingham Massage Couple and cannot wait to meet my clients!

Elizabeth Lucas

Licensed Massage Therapist and Co-Owner of Birmingham Massage Couple, LLC with my husband Tom Williams. I am a 2015 graduate from Birmingham School of Massage.

Prior to becoming a Licensed Massage Therapist I raised 5 Children and now have 13 grandchildren. I spent over 20 years working with the Elderly in Nursing Home, Independent Living and Alzheimer’s Specialty Communities as an Activities Director and as Administrator.

I specialize in Deep Tissue, Neuromuscular, and FasciaBlasting Massage. FascialBlasting: I use a tool invented by Ashley Black with the goal to restore your Fascia to a healthier state. Ashley Black has a great book that I suggest everyone reads, “The Cellulite Myth, It’s not Fat It’s Fascia. I also enjoy providing Geriatric Massage, Hot Stones Massage, N-touch Raindrop, Pregnancy Massage and Cupping.

My goals in Massage is to provide quality massage in a safe, comfortable setting and with the goals of meeting the needs of my clients.

Andre’ James

Hi. My name is Andre’.

I’m a former U.S. Navy Medic and 2016 honor graduate of The Virginia College School of Massage, with a dual certification in Therapeutic Massage and Neuromuscular Therapy. My work is fueled by compassion and influenced by a belief in the life-changing benefits of therapeutic touch- something much needed in our often disconnected, overmedicated and touch-deprived culture.

My sessions are customized and can be as light or as deep as you need, while incorporating a flowing, continuous, rhythmic style, occassionally enhanced with traction, stretches and side-lying work.
My other credentials include additional certifications in Medical Massage from the L.M.T Success Group, Deerfield Beach Florida and Myofascial Cupping from Professional Education Systems Institute (PESI). I’m well-versed in Swedish, Deep tissue, Prenatal massage, hot stones, chair massage, Total Body Stretch, Sports Massage, Acu-Thai and exfoliation. I also have prior medical training from The Hospital Corps School at Great Lakes Naval Base, Illinois; and Field Medical Service School at Camp Pendleton Marine Base, Oceanside, California.

When it comes to massage, experience has taught me that people often view it as a luxury. Basically, something they limit to birthdays, anniversaries, and other special ocassions. However, massage is so much more. It is, in fact, a medical necessity. A medical necessity with a documented 5,000 year history of treating multiple conditions, and in myriad cultures across the globe.
Massage not only promotes relaxation, but can increase your range of motion, aid your circulation, lower your blood pressure, reduce the impact of anxiety and depression, address scar tissue, enhance your athletic performance, and help to correct issues like the rounded shoulders and/or back pain that result from working at a desk, among other benefits.

For this reason, I often recommend that clients increase their massage frequency and try to educate them about the importance of making monthly and bi-weekly sessions a regular part of their self-care routine. (i.e. a healthy diet, excercise, stretching, meditation, etc.)
My general approach to your care includes making YOU and your needs the focus of my effort and attention. I also strongly believe in setting healthy expectations, getting feedback, and creating comprehensive and personalized treatment plans that help me tailor my techniques to both your short AND longterm needs.

Furthermore, I love to educate clients about my craft, what I do, how I do it, and why. Ultimately, I view each session as part of an organic collaboration between you and me. A joint effort within an on-going therapeutic relationship that not only manages your current issues, but continually evolves to meet other needs as they may arise.

I look forward to meeting you soon!