Not just a practitioner - a human too

I’ve always been sensitive.

As a child, I was quiet, anxious, and deeply attuned to things most people overlooked. I had migraines by age seven, panic attacks in my teens, and spent much of my life feeling “different” without knowing why. It wasn’t until adulthood that I was diagnosed with ADHD—and that understanding gave language to a nervous system that had always felt the world too loudly.

 

I knew early on that I wanted to do work that helped people feel better. After a few years behind a desk in office administration, I left to study massage therapy—eighteen years ago now. That path led me not only into clinical training, but into something deeper: a reverence for the body as a landscape of memory, emotion, and intuition.

 

Today, my sessions are where the sacred meets the practical. I blend clinical understanding of anatomy with intuitive touch, creating space for the whole person—not just their muscles. My bodywork sessions weave together focused Massage Therapy,  Hot Stones, Cupping, Essential Oils, Reiki, and Sound. I also hold training in Trauma-Informed Coaching and Somatic Processing, which means I meet the nervous system with presence—not pressure.