
Shannon Swindle has been practicing therapeutic bodywork since 2001. Her background as a massage therapy instructor, along with years of collaboration with physical therapists and chiropractors, shaped a thoughtful and compassionate approach to working with the body. She believes careful listening, education, and individualized care are essential to helping clients feel better and heal more effectively.
Her massage work blends clinically informed techniques such as deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release with stretching and movement to restore function and mobility. Over the years she has worked with a wide range of clients, including expectant mothers, athletes, professional musicians, people living with chronic pain and migraines, and those simply seeking better overall wellness.
In 2014, Shannon expanded her practice into skincare after becoming a licensed esthetician. Her interest in skin health grew from the same curiosity that originally led her to massage therapy: a desire to understand how the body functions and how thoughtful care can support long-term health. Her approach to skincare blends hands-on techniques that support circulation, lymphatic flow, and muscle tone with advanced treatments designed to improve skin health over time.
Shannon is also trained in cosmetic and paramedical tattooing and incorporates neurotoxin treatments into her aesthetic practice. Her understanding of facial anatomy, muscle movement, and skin health allows her to approach facial aesthetics in a way that respects each client’s natural features rather than trying to change them.
At SunShanny Glows, Shannon focuses on treatments that are intentional, customized, and designed to support both immediate results and long-term skin and body health. Her goal is for every client to leave feeling better in their body and more confident in their skin.
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