I have an Associates of Occupational Studies Degree from the Colorado School of Healing Arts with training in Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, Polarity, Hydrostone, Applied Kinesiology, Energy Healing, and Trauma Touch Therapy.
I am also certified in:
Cranial Sacral
Reflexology
Lymphatic Drainage
Oncology Massage (medically frail, hospice, etc)
Healing Touch Level 1
Aromatherapy
Creating a space where every client feels safe, comfortable, and cared for is important to me. I am fully vaccinated and committed to maintaining a clean, welcoming environment for each person who comes into my care.
At the heart of my work is a deep desire to help people relax, heal, and let go of whatever they may be carrying.
I have always been a deeply intuitive and empathetic person, and one of my greatest strengths is meeting people where they are in their own journey. I understand that healing doesn't always mean fixing something. Sometimes it means finding a moment to breathe. Sometimes it means releasing emotions that have been held inside for far too long. Sometimes it means feeling supported during a difficult season of life, and sometimes it simply means having a space where you can completely let go and just be.
My work often goes beyond the physical body. I love incorporating energy work and creating space to support the emotional and spiritual places where my clients may find themselves. Every person is on their own unique journey, and I feel honored to help people navigate the places they are, while also supporting where they hope to go.
One of the experiences that shaped me most deeply was helping care for my little brother during his journey with cancer. He was diagnosed when he was seven years old and passed away shortly before his twelfth birthday. Being able to help him feel more relaxed, comfortable, safe, and peaceful during that time showed me something profound about myself and the work I am meant to do.
Through that experience, I discovered that I have a special ability to hold space for people who are navigating medical challenges, serious illness, and the end of life. It is an incredible honor to be invited into such tender moments—to offer comfort, presence, gentle touch, and a sense of peace when words may no longer be enough.
I believe there is something sacred about simply being present with another person, especially during life's most difficult transitions. Whether someone is navigating stress, emotional challenges, illness, change, or the final chapter of their life, my hope is to help them feel seen, supported, safe, and cared for.
I am honored to walk alongside people wherever they are on their journey—helping them relax, release, heal, and find moments of peace along the way.