My clinical work focuses on restoring mobility in the body to reduce pain and improve overall health.  Since certifying in Structural Integration and Myofascial therapy in 2003, I continue to pursue advanced studies with Rolfers, Structural Integrators and physical therapists.  I use a combination of very gentle techniques and deep-tissue myofascial work to release restrictions in the body’s core and organs. 

Besides my clinical practice, I also teach massage at Florida Career College, where I was Massage Program Director until recently; I have reduced my commitments there to pursue my current full-time study as an Acupuncture Physician, which will transform my clinical practice and the scope of treatment I can offer my patients.

I am a Hispanic Florida native, fluent in both Spanish and English. My greatest passion is to truly make a difference in each individual’s life in a tangible way, so I chose a career in massage therapy to allow me to live my passion everyday. After earning my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of South Florida, I completed the professional massage program at Florida Career College with high honors, and am a nationally certified licensed massage therapist. I am looking forward to advancing within the field of massage therapy in order to expand my capacity to touch lives throughout the world.

Randall Gainforth M.A., LMHC received his Masters degree from the University of South Florida. He is licensed by the State of Florida as a mental health counselor and a qualified supervisor for LMFT & LMHC licensure. As a mental health therapist in private practice, he has over 33 years experience in child and family counseling with several agencies of Hillsborough County, Florida including: Child and Family Counseling Services, the Truancy Center, Haven Poe Runaway Shelter, the Family Treatment Program, Dorothy Thomas Exceptional Center, and Nature’s Classroom.

Randall is a board member and past president of FAS, the Florida Adlerian Society. He was also a board member and chair of the website and technology committee of NASAP, the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology. Randall has a wealth of experience working with children and families who experience difficulties at home, in school, and/or in the community. His emphasis is on improving relationships and facilitating cooperation and responsibility in these areas.

While a graduate student, Randall interned at Apple Service’s sexual abuse treatment center, working with victims and offenders. In addition to his graduate studies, Randall has participated in numerous conferences, most notably: ICASSI, the International Committee of Adlerian Schools & Institutes in England, Austria, Switzerland and Boston, where he studied with world renowned leaders in the field of Adlerian Psychology. He also regularly attends NASAP’s annual conferences in Myrtle Beach, Tucson, Chicago and Vancouver, FAS’s Annual Bay Area Conferences, and the South Carolina Society of Adlerian Psychology annual conferences.

Randall has enjoyed working with and supervising graduate interns for over 15 years from the University of South Florida, Argosy University, & Webster University. He has taught the following courses at the FAS Annual Conference or the South Carolina Society of Adlerian Psychology: Facilitating a Parent Study Group, Number One Priority Assessment Demonstration, Parents of Teenagers Using Choice Theory, Open Forum Demonstrations, Introduction to Adlerian Psychology, Starting a Private Practice, and an Introduction to Taoist Tai Chi & Holistic Health practices. Randall has also participated as a parenting coach for WMNF 88.5 FM’s radio call in show.

In 2008 Randall received the Cameron Meredith Social Interest Award from the Florida Adlerian Society for his contributions to FAS and the community.

Randall is very active in the Taoist Tai Chi community as a participant and instructor. He loves to kayak, bicycle, camp, and spend time with his family. His wife, Diane is a Branch Manager for ModSpace, Inc. and his 10 year old daughter Emily loves soccer, dancing, and art.