Touch has always been a part of my life. I was drawn to massage from a young age, but it took me years to fully step into this path—one that brings me joy, purpose, and deep connection.

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My approach to bodywork is shaped by my curiosity about the body-mind connection, neuroscience, trauma, and the ways we hold our stories in our tissues. I believe in the power of safe, intentional touch to bring awareness, release, and a sense of coming home to oneself.

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Travel has played a big role in my learning. I studied Craniosacral Therapy in Prague, completed an Ayurvedic wellness course in Kerala, India, and recently traveled to Thailand to learn Thai abdominal massage. While I don’t practice Ayurvedic massage, its wisdom informs my work, alongside insights from inspiring teachers, fellow therapists, and—most importantly—my clients.

One of the most healing things for me, both personally and in my practice, is learning to deeply listen and trust the flow of each session. In a world that rushes us, I find massage to be a space where time slows down, where presence becomes medicine, and where the body’s wisdom can truly be heard.

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For me, massage is not just a technique but a way of listening—to the body, to intuition, and to what is needed in the moment. Each session is a space for exploration, whether it's deep relaxation, relief from tension, or a reconnection with yourself.

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I’m grateful to share this journey with you.