Located at 1440 10th Street, Suite 102-F in the McKenzie Square building. Our entrance is to the left of the main “McKenzie Square” entrance.

There is free 2-hour parking on Larrabee ave, or metered parking on Mckenzie ave.

• Arrive 5 minutes before your appointment at the earliest. If you arrive early, have a seat in the waiting room. The restrooms are around the corner.

• All of the necessary forms are texted to you when booking your appointment. Be sure to have those filled out before coming in.

• If you arrive more than 5 minutes late, this will affect your service time. Late starts on my part will accommodate for missed time.

The Location:

• Ground-level space with direct street-side access

• Parking available on nearby side streets

• Loading zone at the entrance for convenient pickup and drop-off

• Wheelchair accessible entrance and restrooms

The Room:

• Massage table is 35” wide (max width available)

• Electric table lowers and raises to make getting on and off easier

• Recline feature available for added comfort, additional bolstering can be added

• Additional seating provided if you need to bring someone for assistance

• I do my best to maintain a peaceful environment for those who are sensitive to sensory input

• Please notify of an appointment cancellation no less than 24 hours from your scheduled time, or you will be charged for the full duration of the session with the card on file.

• This fee may be waived in the case of an emergency or sudden illness with a same day reschedule of the same appointment.

• For no-shows, you will be charged the full amount of the session with the card on file.

• All sales are final for services and products.

Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Debit Card, Apple Pay, Venmo/Zelle, Cash.

I do not work with insurance companies directly, but can provide you with a superbill for you to submit to request reimbursement through your insurance.

I am able to run HSA and FSA cards for medical massage. Please be sure to obtain a doctors referral + HSA approval before coming into your session.

Tipping is never expected. My pricing is all-inclusive; it covers any extras like aromatherapy and CBD, and it reflects both my expenses and the true value of my time.

Massage therapists have been advocating to be recognized as healthcare professionals for many years. I personally prefer to be seen in that light, similar to how you wouldn’t tip your doctor or therapist.

What means the most to me is your continued support; booking sessions regularly, sharing kind words in a review, or referrals. If you ever choose to leave a tip, I’ll always appreciate the gesture, but please know it’s not required.

No, I don’t offer gift cards/certificates.

Alternatively, you can book a service for someone else through the scheduler. Just save your card when booking their appointment, and I will use that card at checkout.

• Before coming in for your appointment, be sure to avoid excess caffeine, and make sure you are properly nourished & hydrated.

• Please be sure to practice proper hygiene, and avoid smoking or the use of synthetic fragrances prior to your visit.

• You can dress down to your level of comfort for the massage-most people fully undress but underwear on is okay too. Remove all jewelry if possible.

• You’ll be asked about pressure as we go, and you can always ask for adjustments when needed.

• I remain quiet aside from check-ins so you can fully relax; if you’d like to chat, that’s welcome too, and I’ll let you lead the conversation.

• If possible, plan for a relaxing day following your appointment with minimal exercise/stress on the body, and lots of hydration.

Absolute Contraindications – no massage at all:

• Fever, contagious illness, or systemic infection

• Blood clots (DVT, thrombophlebitis, embolism risk)

• Severe heart, liver, or kidney disease

• Advanced varicose veins with clot risk

• Severe, contagious skin diseases or conditions (scabies, impetigo, ringworm)

• Open wounds, burns, ulcers

• Severe bleeding disorders (e.g., hemophilia)

• Acute injury (fracture, severe sprain/strain, dislocation)

• Recent major surgery (without clearance)

Local Contraindications – avoid the affected area, treat elsewhere:

• Local skin infection, abscess, or rash

• Recent scar tissue, bruises, or hematomas

• Inflammation (acute arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis)

• Mild/moderate varicose veins

• Hernias

• Severe sunburns

• Healing fractures or sprains (won’t work directly on the injury site)

• Implanted devices (pacemaker, insulin pump, port site)

Relative Contraindications – may need medical clearance or modified techniques:

• Controlled hypertension

• Cancer (requires oncology protocols)

• Diabetes (risk of low blood sugar, fragile skin, neuropathy)

• Osteoporosis (gentle pressure used only)

• Autoimmune conditions (depends on flare-ups)

• Epilepsy ( provide triggers + history)

• Mental health conditions (may need adapted approach)

• Clients on medications (blood thinners, steroids, chemo, strong pain meds)

• Cardiovascular conditions (stable angina, arrhythmias, history of stroke – with clearance)

What if I’m unsure whether massage is safe?

• Ask for medical clearance if there’s a serious or unstable health condition.

• When in doubt, err on the side of caution and postpone your session.

Short answer: no.

Those who ask this question are usually looking for a massage with very deep pressure-usually painful- for the entirety of the massage.

I work deep in that I will access the tissues that need it, but the pressure is medium/deep and you can always breathe through it. I don’t work at that depth for the entire massage, either.

If you’re looking to have the deepest massage of your life, I’m not the therapist for you, but can refer you to those who offer this.