
I would like to take the time to introduce myself. My name is Capri Schofield and I am the founder and owner of Schofield Massage Therapy (est.2016)
I graduated in 2011 from Spa Tech Institute School of Massage in Ipswich, MA, and have been practicing since. I started at a full service salon and spa which was a good fit for my life at the time, but decided to branch off on my own 10 years ago to create a more intentional space — one where I could give each client the time, attention, and customized care they truly deserve.
Because for me, this work has never been about rushing through appointments. It’s about understanding your focus areas before you even get on the table, planning your session thoughtfully, and checking in afterward to see how your body is responding. That level of care has always mattered deeply to me.
My Specialty & Approach
From the beginning, my specialty has been focused, therapeutic deep tissue work. I love focus work. I love a challenge. I love helping someone walk out moving differently than when they walked in.
My techniques include:
• Therapeutic Deep Tissue
• Trigger Point Therapy
• PNF Stretching & Assisted Mobility
• CRAC technique
• Cupping Therapy (certified in 2017 for body and face)
• Craniosacral Therapy 1,2, and 3 (certified in 2021)
• Thai Massage (certified August 2021)
• Graston Technique Module 1 & 2 (certified in April/Dec. 2023)
• Somato Emotional Release 1 (certified in March 2025)
• Uterine Massage and External Pelvic Floor Therapy (hosted and certified in May 2025))
• Intro to infant Craniosacral Therapy & Fascia Release Techniques (certified in July 2025)
• Manual Lymphatic Drainage (certified in September 2025)
• TMJ Dysfunction (certified in Nov. 2025)
I am forever a student of the body.
Continuing education isn’t just a requirement for me — it’s fuel.
Why I believe this work chose me
Years ago, I was actually exploring cosmetology and aesthetics. But between school scheduling and family life, massage therapy was the program that fit. What felt like a practical decision at the time turned out to be anything but random. Each day since, I’ve been reminded that I am exactly where I’m meant to be.
And here’s my running joke — but it’s also true. I never really felt like I needed a massage before becoming a massage therapist…however this has definitely worked in my favor because when you feel the pain/discomfort yourself you know better how to treat your clientele with direction and intention.
So I say this with confidence:
Relax… you’re in good hands.
And lastly why do I think Bodywork Matters
Now more than ever, we understand how stress affects not just our minds, but our physical bodies. This is something I have experienced it myself.
The power of touch.
The ability to quiet the mind.
To reconnect.
To recharge.
To prioritize yourself.
When we give ourselves the care we truly need, we restore balance to our bodies and our lives. My goal is to always have my people leaving feeling mentally freer and lighter because to me that is just as important as leaving physically looser with more mobility. When we are tight, sore, and achy it affects every part of our lives, our day to day activities, our workouts, and especially our moods and sleep. I have been saying for years sleep is gold ~ it is truly the best medicine for your mind and body!
So whether your goal is to recover from acute or chronic pain, improve range of motion, prevent injury, body maintenance, get your lymphatic fluid flowing properly, and or to dive deep into your nervous system, tune in and start releasing some protective patterns in a safe space I’m your girl — I tailor each session specifically to you in a relaxing, professional atmosphere.
I am deeply grateful to be doing this work.
And I will always give you my very best.