Let's see... I am an out of the box kind of woman and that reflects in all the work I do. I don't do "regular" anything, I strive for excellence. I have my own style of massage that is a mash up of things I have either received, learned or felt the need to do.

I let my intuition lead me down whichever path the body shows me. It is not unusual for a client to say "Well my neck hurts but you will probably tell me it's coming from my left toe." I have a tendency to view massage in a different light than most therapists. When developing my menu I wanted to base it  how I wanted my clients to feel and from there how to get the desired result without having to push the body too far. My philosophy is that massage doesn't have to hurt to achieve big change, there can be a lighter side to therapeutic means and a deeper side to relaxing ones. There is always another way to get to where you want to be. I'd prefer it to be not what is easiest for me, but what is best for my client.

My original knowledge of the body comes from my background as a medical professional. I went to nursing school for 3.5 yrs where I learned about Anatomy, Physiology, Kinesiology and Pathology. The rest I gleaned from my own experience as a chronic pain suffer who from an early age received medical and holistic treatment to help with the obstacles in my body, some of which I can thank my accident-proneness for. All of those things have helped me become the therapist I am.