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"I've never before experienced such transformation
in massage. Your bodywork heals my body and facilitates my interpersonal journey. Thank you so much!" My practice began as an intuitive journey and continues to evolve
as a healing conversation between clients and myself. Relaxation, self-reflection,
energetic rebalancing, and restructuring asymmetries are the basic
intentions for every session. Pressure can be adjusted according to
your preference. Always refreshing my practice with new tools, some
of the main modalities I use are listed below:
Thai Massage
Thai massage (Nuad Bo Rarn) is a healing, spiritual
art with roots in Ayurveda and Yoga. Dating back to the time of the
Buddha, this ancient form of massage is a mix of acupressure
and yoga. Pressure is applied in a rhythmic sequence along energy
(sen) lines with the practitioner using their thumbs, hands, and
feet to stimulate the movement of energy in the body. Passive, yoga-based
stretches are used to free muscular and joint tension. Designed to
be both relaxing and stimulating, deep and balancing, Thai massage
improves flexibility, reduces tension, stimulates internal organs,
and balances the body's energy system. Sessions are a minimum of
90 minutes and are performed on a floor mat with the client dressed
in comfortable loose clothing.
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Swedish, Deep Tissue
& Tui Na
A traditional relaxation massage with structurally therapeutic benefits, I blend flowing Swedish strokes to increase circulation, release tension and provide a sense of calm with Deep Tissue techniques focused on areas of structural imbalance. While Deep Tissue can often bring receivers to the brink of their pain tolerance, my approach is slow and steady, so that I can listen to the responses of the body. Deep Tissue involves sustained pressure in areas of intensity while the client breathes fully into those spaces. Active Release Technique is another way to work with the deeper layers of muscle and fascia to release adhesions and patterns of tension. Tui Na is a Chinese technique which involves rocking, gentle shaking, and joint mobilization. Used in China as physical therapy, this technique smoothes connective tissue and opens the Meridians (energy lines) and produces an energized, yet relaxed effect. All of these techniques can be blended together on the table, depending on your needs and goals for the session.
Massage Rates:
1 hour Swedish/Deep Tissue: $80
1.5 hour Swedish/Deep or Thai: $120
2 hour Swedish/Deep or Thai: $160
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