Massage is an ancient and innate practice documented over centuries across many ancient societies. It has no race, it has no color, it has no gender. Massage, therapeutic human contact, is a basic human need and the benefits can be as simple and genuine as making a person's day brighter, to as profound as life changing. 

I believe informed therapeutic massage should be considered a basic human right. 

It is my passion. I've been practicing since 2020, earning my license during the height of the global pandemic. Through that experience cleanliness, and consideration for others was deeply strengthened in my world view. Witnessing the level of stress and fear so many faced during that crucial part of my journey here was pivotal in how I work today. I choose to wear a mask during treatment, and am thorough in keeping the environment safe for everyone. I've had additional training in anxiety and depression, and since that wild time I have completed over 3,000 massage treatments, and gained so much more understanding and respect for the human experience, with a great portion of my clients ranging from school teachers and faculty members, medical professionals, care takers, marathon runners, desk workers and the list goes on.