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Deep Tissue or Relaxation
Hot Towels
Aromatherapy
Specific Area Treatment and Flush/ Roughly Half Hour to 40 min.
Specific Area Treatment Not Full Body
Specific Area Cupping Treatment Followed By Full Body Swedish Flush. Roughly 90-115 Minutes.
One Hour Prone and One Hour Supine. Allows More Time And Focus For Work On Chest, Abs, Psoas, Face and Jaw.
I’ve spent the last two decades building many wonderful relationships through touch.
Over those years, I’ve learned that every man walks through my door carrying something. Sometimes it’s chronic pain or an old injury. Sometimes it’s stress, anxiety, loneliness, or simply the weight of the world. Whatever brings you here, my first priority is making sure you feel comfortable enough to be yourself.
My work is rooted in years of education and experience in massage therapy, myofascial techniques, neuromuscular therapy, and therapeutic bodywork. I focus on discovering what’s causing your discomfort and working with you to restore balance, mobility, and ease.
Every session begins with a conversation. I want to know what your body is telling you, what your goals are, and what you need from our time together. Sometimes that means focused therapeutic work. Sometimes it includes guided breathing, somatic awareness, and learning to recognize where your body has been holding tension for years. Sometimes the most important part of healing is simply having permission to speak honestly about experiences that don’t always have a place in everyday conversation.
I believe the body remembers what the mind often tries to forget. Through intentional touch, breath, and awareness, we can begin to release those patterns and create space for something new.
To me, bodywork isn’t just about relieving pain. It’s about helping you reconnect with yourself.
I hope you’ll find a place where you can breathe deeply and let go of what you’ve been carrying.
Sometimes healing looks like fixing a shoulder.
Sometimes it looks like finally feeling understood.
Often, it’s both.