I’ve always felt drawn to helping people, but that desire deepened after I lost my mom unexpectedly at 25. It shifted my path and led me to pursue a more meaningful way of supporting others—caring for not just the body, but the whole person.

I went on to serve as an EMT, and later worked as a phlebotomist and surgical assistant before becoming a Licensed Massage Therapist. Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside chiropractors, support post-surgical clients, and build my own practice.

I also spent two years teaching massage therapy at Carrington College in Boise, where I taught anatomy, kinesiology, pathology, and a variety of massage techniques. That experience deepened both my knowledge and my passion for this work.

I’ve continued my education beyond massage, studying Reiki and becoming a certified Emotion Code practitioner, because I believe healing goes beyond just the physical body. Through facilitating Pain to Purpose classes, I’ve learned how important it is to create a space where people feel safe and supported—and that’s something I bring into every session.

Now in the Magic Valley, I’m grateful to bring all of that experience into my practice. I feel deeply called to this work and consider it a privilege to care for each person who walks through my door.