Many clients find relief from back pain, hip tightness, shoulder tension, and repetitive‑strain issues. While it can support healing, it’s not a replacement for medical care. I will work within your comfort level and avoid any movements that aggravate existing conditions.

No, this is a different experience. Registered Massage Therapy is more clinical and treatment-focused, often targeting specific injuries or areas of pain.

What I offer is a more holistic, full-body approach that combines Thai massage. fascial work and movement. Rather than working on one isolated area, I work with the body as an interconnected system to create space, improve mobility, and support overall balance.

I combine a thoughtful, human-centered approach with clear communication and reliable results. It’s not just what I do—it’s how I do it that sets my sessions apart.

For Thai Yoga Massage:

60-Minute Session $150.00

90-Minute Session $175.00

5-Session Package $600.00

For Myofascial Treatment:

60-Minute Session $150.00

5-Session Package $600.00

Comfortable appropriate workout wear is absolutely fine. If you are coming straight after work, there is a space for you to change.

Sessions commonly run 60 or 90 minutes. Longer sessions allow for a more thorough, head‑to‑toe treatment and deeper therapeutic work.

You may feel deep pressure or stretching sensations, but it should never feel sharp or overwhelming. Communication is key — I will check in and adjust pressure or intensity to keep you comfortable.

Currently, sessions are not covered, as I am not an RMT. That said, many clients choose this therapy for its unique, full-body and therapeutic benefits that go beyond traditional.

Most clients feel relaxed, grounded, and more open in their body. Mild soreness is possible — similar to a good yoga class — and usually fades within a day. Drinking plenty of water and gentle movement can help your body integrate the work.