I’ve always been drawn to massage, a passion that took root in my late teens and early twenties. But life steered me toward a business career instead. Marriage and a bustling household soon followed, and I embraced 32 years as a stay-at-home mom, raising five incredible kids. When my youngest spread her wings in February 2020, I found myself at a crossroads—and my love for bodywork came calling. I enrolled in Therapeutic Connections School of Massage, graduated in May 2021, and leapt into this exciting new chapter. My clients often marvel at my intuitive knack for zeroing in on tension they didn’t even know they had, as if my hands have a direct line to the “issues in their tissues.” It’s an honor to earn their trust and a privilege to witness the remarkable design of the human body.  The passion for my work grows as I travel around the country to continue my integrative bodywork training under the direction of a gifted mentor and osteopathic practitioner. Beyond massage, I’m a bit of an herbal enthusiast, blending my interest in nutritional support and essential oils into unique products I craft and offer at my studio...a little kitchen alchemy combined with a touch of heart.  When I’m not working, I cherish meaningful moments with my husband, children, grandkids, extended family, and friends. I’m a creative at heart, drawn to theater—whether I’m on stage or behind the curtain—singing, painting, or paper arts. I also find joy in tending our chickens, nurturing  my flower beds, sprucing up our yard, and enjoying culinary pursuits in the kitchen of our charming old farmhouse. As a Jesus-lover, I seek to honor my Savior, glorify God, and follow the Holy Spirit’s lead. Before each session, I pray, trusting the Spirit to guide my hands and bring comfort and wellness to my clients. This work isn’t just a career—it’s a calling, and I’m grateful every day to live it out.