Thanks for visiting.

Bodywork has played a significant role in my own health, particularly in my journey with PTSD. When I started massage school at age 22, I carried physical and psychological burdens caused by long-term, complex trauma. During my schooling, I spent nearly every day learning to offer and receive skilled, safe touch. This was a profoundly healing experience that helped me slowly find my way back into my own body, with compassion. Massage therapy became a nonnegotiable tool for somatic healing and support through my treatment process, and it has continued to support me through every chapter of my life.

​​​

Following massage school, I received the opportunity to become certified in manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), and to apprentice with a well-known MLD therapist in Austin. This modality blew me away- I loved how systematic and effective it was, despite using such gentle pressure. Even after just one session, my clients and I would often see a measurable reduction in edema and inflammation. MLD quickly became my specialty, which led organically into my study of oncology massage therapy.

​​

My work has been described as slow, specific, and deeply relaxing. I especially enjoy working with people who are seeking nervous system support. This often includes people who have autoimmune conditions or other chronic health challenges, chronic pain or stress, and difficult life transitions. That said, I work with all kinds of people presenting all kinds of needs, and I use modalities ranging from deep trigger point work to gentle lymphatic and energetic work. 

​

When I'm not working, I find a lot of joy in making art. I can often be found writing, dancing, drawing, or community singing. I also love massaging my and other people's pets, and am currently studying equine bodywork. 

​

I believe massage therapy and energy healing can offer so many physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual benefits. I would be honored to be a part of your health journey, and hope to work with you soon.