About River of Light Massage & Healing Arts Mill Valley

River of Light Massage & Healing Arts in Mill Valley offers a unique blend of traditional and advanced massage techniques aimed at relieving stress and promoting wellness. The skilled practitioner is known for his magical and intuitive hands, providing treatments that incorporate mind-body connections and energy healing. Clients have experienced significant relief from physical tension, including shoulder and neck issues, and have gained valuable tools for ongoing healing. The establishment also addresses various aspects of mental health, trauma recovery, and emotional well-being, making it a supportive space for individuals facing challenges in their lives. Overall, River of Light is praised for its transformative approach to healing and personal growth.

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Jun 2026
Cator changed my life around after a car accident, and in an ongoing way has helped my children and me through ups and downs. I feel calm and more clearly able to see the decisions I need to make in the space after a session. I enthusiastically recommend her to anyone I know who is looking for well being.
May 2026
Working with Cator Shachoy is a unique experience of reconnecting with our deepest self and feeling rejuvenated and healed from within ourselves. I always feel very safe and can let go to where her very soft but sure touch is guiding me. I know it is putting my body back on track to self heal. It is an immense gift. Thank you
May 2026
I visited Cator while traveling in San Francisco and came away genuinely impressed. Her craniosacral work is subtle and skilled — I left the session feeling more lift and spaciousness in my body. As a yoga teacher and bodywork-literate practitioner myself, I appreciate how grounded her approach is in both anatomy and the subtler dimensions of somatic work. We share a yoga community, and that connection is reflected in the quality and integrity of her work. I’m already thinking about when I can see her again.”