My motivation for becoming a massage therapist began as wanting a career that enabled me to be in control of my own success.  I was passed over for a promotion at work and I realized I wanted a new career. I wanted a job that felt purposeful while making others feel good as well, but I didn't want to go back college and commit to a four year program. I did some brainstorming and remembered my interest in massage therapy when I was in college. I talked to to my massage therapist and my mother (who is also a massage therapist) and they helped me make the decision to enroll at The Pittsburgh School of Massage Therapy, where I graduated in 2019. At Tranquility Massage and Bodywork, I created a space where everyone can feel accepted. I offer traditional massage services such as Swedish, Deep Tissue, and Neuromuscular/Trigger Point massage as well as a few specialized services. My devotion, my dedication, and my desire is to help you feel and move better. My favorite service to perform is a scalp massage after working on the neck and shoulders. Not only does it feel good, it can help release a lot of tension and anxiety before or after a session.