Lane has cocooned themselves in integrative approaches to health and well-being; they passionately devote their time, energy, and studies to cultivating a whole-person approach with respect to the wider world. They connect in collaboration with each individual to identify patterns of stuckness in the mind, body, and/or spirit with the intent to soften tensions and increase a sense of expansiveness through bodywork, guided movement, and meditations to encourage, ease, and wellness within a whole human.
 

Lane completed their massage education through Cortivia Institute in 2013. Since then, they have gone on to complete numerous hours of continuing education with particular attention to the needs of the LGBTQIA+ community. They choose to center queer and trans folks needs in all facets of their work, particularly in cultivating comfortable spaces to reconnect to our bodies and the landscape of our inner world. Lane offers Prenatal Massage for pregnant parents across the gender spectrum.  It is their passions for working at the intersections of queer, neurodivergent, and differently abled bodies, that spured them toward the recognition of often overlooked trauma, the impact that our bodies experience after stressful encounter, and the desire to support people on their journey back to balance. Central to their work is the idea that "we don't heal in the same way we were hurt," and there by allowing our bodies to unwind the holdings from both intentional and unintentional stressors we carry. 

Lane frequently incorporates craniosacral therapy into their sessions to conscientiously, gently, yet, still powerfully address and manage pain in highly sensitive nervous systems. Including those diagnosed with hyper-mobility syndromes (i.e. EDs) , Cerebral Palsy, Myofascial Pain syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Migraines, among other conditions clinical conditions. 

Beyond their Massage Therapy Training, Lane completed their B.S. in Psychology from Northern Illinois University and M.A. in Clinical Psychology from Adler University. They are currently taking a break from their formal studies to integrate the worlds of holistic and clinical work.