A Healing Space for Every Body
Present Co.’s philosophy is simple: the best gift you can give yourself is time and space to be, well, present. A sanctuary for healing and self-discovery—a place where every body is valued and celebrated. A commitment to fostering a safe, inclusive space for all people, specifically those in the LGBTQIA+ community.
Massage is more than a physical service; it is an act of care and connection—a moment to be held in comfort, safety, and compassion. By connecting deeply with the body and honoring its unique needs, we create an environment where you can feel truly seen, cared for, and supported.
Through intentional touch and mindful practice, we strive to help you reconnect with your body’s innate wisdom, guiding you toward balance, rejuvenation, and holistic wellness.
Meet the Massage Therapist
Benjamin (he/they) is a Certified Massage Therapist (CMT) based in Los Angeles, CA, with over two years of experience in massage therapy. A graduate of the National Holistic Institute, Benjamin completed over 800 hours of intensive training, mastering a variety of techniques.
Benjamin began his professional journey at TheNOW massage boutique, where they honed his ability to curate personalized, high-quality experiences for a diverse range of clients in a luxury boutique setting. His dedication to mental, physical and spiritual wellness is matched by a commitment to lifelong learning, constantly expanding their knowledge and techniques to better his community.
As a self-described facilitator of healing, Benjamin believes deeply in the body and spirit’s natural capacity for self-healing. His role is to assist clients in unlocking that potential through a personalized approach to care. Whether helping to release tension, restore balance, or guide you toward deeper self-awareness, Benjamin’s practice is rooted in compassion, intuition, and an unwavering commitment to your well-being.
Benjamin hopes to be of service to the world by helping others embrace the transformative power of holistic self-care.
