Salud Spa
The Salud Spa is home to a variety of services designed to help you feel and look your best.
Explore our partners below, all located in the spa near Studio 3. Please note that these providers operate independently from Salud. Booking and pricing are handled directly through each individual business. The sauna is Salud owned and operated.
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Unwind with a 45-minute private session in our infrared sauna, designed to accommodate up to three guests. Whether you’re recovering from a workout, boosting your immune system, or simply taking time to reset, this is your space to restore and recharge.
Here’s What to Know
Fully private: Enjoy your session solo or bring up to two guests at no extra cost.
Towels provided: We have them ready for you, or feel free to bring your own.
Clean and ready: The sauna is thoroughly sanitized between each session.
Arrive early: We recommend arriving 5–10 minutes before your appointment to enjoy the full experience.
Be mindful of timing: Please exit promptly at the end of your session so the next guest can start on time.
Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water before and after your session. Filtered water is available at the studio.
Kendra Tonneson is a Maine-licensed esthetician with a passion for helping clients feel confident and radiant in their own skin. She graduated from Spa Tech Institute in Westbrook, Maine in 2020 and officially launched her own business in April 2023. Since then, she has been dedicated to creating thoughtful, results-driven experiences rooted in care and connection.
Her love for beauty began early—starting with a childhood “nail salon” run out of her bedroom for family and neighbors. Over time, that curiosity grew into a deep appreciation for all things beauty, from makeup and hair styling for cheer competitions to discovering a true passion for lashes and skincare.
While Kendra initially planned to focus exclusively on lash extensions, her time in esthetics school revealed a natural talent and love for facials. She is especially drawn to creating customized, relaxing treatments that support healthy, glowing skin. Today, her work blends technical skill, creativity, and genuine connection to help clients feel their best—inside and out.
Committed to ongoing education, Kendra is always expanding her knowledge of skincare, techniques, and industry advancements to ensure each client receives exceptional care. Her goal is simple: to offer high-quality services in a welcoming space where clients feel seen, relaxed, and confident.
Whether you’re seeking lash extensions, a rejuvenating facial, or a moment of self-care, Kendra looks forward to supporting your beauty journey.
Meet Dr. Robyn Waugh PT, DPT, the founder of Robyn Waugh Physical Therapy. Robyn is an orthopedic and pelvic health physical therapist who has extensive experience working with athletes of all levels - from beginners to seasoned competitors. She brings a thoughtful, personalized approach to care, helping clients move with confidence, reduce pain, and build strength that lasts both in the studio and beyond.
Robyn is all about getting you stronger in ways that actually stick. With a curated, fitness-forward approach, she blends smart training and progressive overload to help you feel good and move well. Each session is tailored to you - whether that means more recovery focused and hands-on treatment like dry needling, soft tissue mobilization, or cupping, or putting more of the emphasis on movement, strength and mobility. And if you’re a runner, her run-coach brain kicks in to help you train smarter, safer, and with way more confidence.
On the pelvic health side, Robyn treats concerns such as leaking, pain, muscle tension, and weakness. She supports clients through pregnancy, birth preparation, and throughout the postpartum journey - whether it’s been weeks, months, or even a decade since delivery - helping them reconnect with their bodies, regain strength, and meet their goals.
Founded by Susan Thompson-Brown is a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in holistic manual therapies and movement approaches. She has more than 30 years of experience in the art and science of physical therapy and movement. Susan is a registered yoga teacher, certified in Dry Needling, and extensively trained through APPI (Australian Pilates and Physiotherapy Institute), Dialogues in Contemporary Rehabilitation, the Upledger Institute, the Jones Institute, and more.
Her practice includes comprehensive individualized treatment sessions in Portland, Maine, online resourcing for Vagus Nerve Rebalancing and Wellness Management, and personal and professional training courses.
Her advanced skill set in manual therapy and holistic movement strategies allows her to tailor care for individuals managing complex conditions and chronic pain. At the center of her work is a deep, enduring passion for the healing process.
Experience a thoughtful, personalized approach to holistic care. Every client is met with compassion, expertise, and a comprehensive plan designed to support whole-body wellness and healing.
Kirk, owner of Willow Tree Wellness, has been providing quality deep tissue massage and reflexology in Portland, ME since 2016. (Now also in Augusta!)
Kirk is a highly experienced deep tissue massage therapist who's been helping people feel better in their bodies for over 10 years. He has a real knack for finding the spots that need attention and working through deep tension with skill and care. Whether you're dealing with chronic pain, tight muscles, or just need a serious reset, Kirk’s got your back—literally. Clients appreciate his intuitive approach, firm pressure, and calming presence that makes every session feel both healing and grounding.
Ev.LMT
Evan Sullivan (Ev), he/they, is a Licensed Massage Therapist and fitness professional based in Portland, ME. Ev’s work focuses on cultivating healing through movement and recovery — supporting activation through personal training, cycling, and group fitness classes, while aiding in regulation and release through massage and bodywork.
Specializing in Therapeutic and Deep Tissue Massage, Ev’s approach is results-oriented while remaining client-centered. Each session focuses on the individual’s specific bodywork goals — whether that’s reducing pain, improving mobility, deep relaxation, nervous system regulation, or recovery from training. Sessions are adapted in real time based on the body’s response rather than following a preset routine, keeping your massage both personalized and effective.
Sessions may incorporate Myofascial Release, Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue, Trigger Point Therapy, range of motion work, assisted stretching, and additional therapeutic tools such as hot towels, hot stones, cupping, or IASTM as appropriate.
Whether you’re navigating chronic tension, recovering from training, or simply seeking space to reset, Ev offers personalized therapeutic care to support your goals and looks forward to working with you.
Structural Integration is a form of hands-on bodywork that works with the body’s fascial system. Fascia is the flexible, interconnected network of connective tissue that surrounds, cushions and supports the muscles, bones and organs, helping the body move as an integrated whole. It contains interstitial fluid that plays a role in communication throughout the body, including immune and hormonal signaling.
Over time, injury, stress, posture and repetitive movement patterns can affect how the body’s tissues glide and how comfortably and efficiently we move. Through precise myofascial manipulation, movement and body awareness, Structural Integration works with both superficial and deeper layers of fascia to release restrictions, restore adaptability and bring the body into a more balanced relationship with gravity.
Unlike traditional massage, Structural Integration is performed without oils, allowing the practitioner to engage specific layers of fascia with greater precision. Clients will also be invited to make small, intentional movements during the hands-on work. This active participation helps the nervous system recognize and integrate new movement possibilities, creating change that is not only structural but also neuromuscular.
Structural Integration can be experienced as a single session focused on a particular concern or as a series that addresses the body more comprehensively. A four-session series primarily works with the superficial fascial layers, sometimes called the body’s “sleeve,” to create greater freedom and ease of movement. The traditional twelve-session series builds upon that foundation, progressing into the body’s deeper fascial structures before integrating the layers into a more coordinated and balanced whole.
Sessions may help clients experience greater ease of movement, improved body awareness, more balanced posture and relief from long-held patterns of tension.
