Jenni Hansen, Owner/Operator, BA, LMT-CURRENTLY NOT ACCEPTING CLIENTS

Jenni started Empowered Healing in July of 2012 and it has grown since. As an owner, Jenni proudly wear many hats at the studio from recruiting and employing excellent Massage Therapists, Administrative and Sound Therapy Staff, managing the basement space, Eclectic Education, teaching continuing education to the employee team and TMJD seminars to the massage community, fostering the employee team to create meaningful employment, bringing new and creative programs to the community such as DATE NIGHT, to promoting and supporting local artists in our community to keep our studio space beautiful. Prior to becoming a Massage Therapist, Jenni graduated from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology. She worked for a decade with youth in foster care and helped develop an independent living program in Omaha, Nebraska as her first career, which she believes has kept her humble and fair as an employer through the years.

She started this business because she believes whole heartedly in quality massage care and has a passion for helping those in pain. She is a Licensed Massage therapist and although her personal practice has lessened through the years to accommodate other tasks, she believes 100% in Massage Therapy and its effectiveness and absolutely loves to massage. Through the years, she has tried many different modalities but as of recent, her focus and passion are on alleviating pain through focus sessions for multiple conditions such as headaches, whiplash, carpal tunnel, forearm tendinitis, sciatica, low back pain, plantar fasciitis, TMJ pain, and other various conditions. She believes that massage therapy is a very effective way to treat muscular pain and should be considered a treatment, not a luxury.  She has been in practice since October of 2011. As of January 2026, Jenni stopped accepting new clients. She has shifted her practice to focus on the LMT employee team by offering them quality continuing education and assistance in honing their skill sets as practitioners. She believes she can do more good for the community in this way.