My primary practice is in the modality of massage therapy. Treatment includes hands-on manipulation of body tissue to ease stress, reduce muscle tension, and promote a greater sense of well-being. I tend to work very slowly in order to reach the deepest layers of tissue and muscle. All therapy sessions are tailored to your unique body and experience, and always with client input.

Craniosacral therapy is a gentle massage technique where light touch and long holds are used to ease tension and adhesion in the body’s connective tissue network and enhance the function of the central nervous system. CST can also be used for emotional energy release, trauma work, and deep relaxation.

I am certified in breast and chest massage in the state of Washington. Massage of the chest can help support full range of motion, increase circulation, and enhance relaxation. Massage of the muscles of the chest can also help to counter back and shoulder pain as well as help with easier breathing.

I am particularly interested in this modality to work with folks in the LGBTQIA+ community to support them before and after gender-affirming top surgery, as well as to support those post-breast-cancer treatment.

Please contact me with any questions about this particular modality! FAQ page coming soon.

Visceral or abdominal massage is a gentle manual therapy that uses soft, directed pressure to improve the mobility and function of internal organs (viscera) and their surrounding connective tissues. By releasing structural restrictions caused by surgery, trauma, or chronic stress, this technique helps alleviate digestive issues, pelvic pain, and chronic musculoskeletal pain. It can also provide relief after abdominal surgeries and address chronic pain in the back and pelvis.

Cupping is a form of manual therapy where specialized cups are placed on the skin. These cups use suction to pull on the skin and bring in blood flow, easing stagnation and drawing out toxins.

I am certified in intraoral massage in WA state. Intraoral massage is a technique that focuses on muscles inside of the mouth, which tend to be overworked and overlooked. This modality is used to relieve pain and tension from injury, stress, emotional energy, stiff jaw, TMJ dysfunction, and more. I offer intraoral craniosacral work, which is less invasive, gentler, and focused more on emotional release and fascial unwinding; as well as some standard intraoral work with muscle and soft tissue manipulation.