I fell in love with massage by the young age of 15, and knew it would be my career path. Being an athlete at that time in my life, and receiving an occasional massage, I was able to experience, first-hand, the benefits that came with it. Exceeding far beyond the trademarks of stress-relief and relaxation, massage therapy can also relieve pain, improve overall athletic performance, and help general
movement in everyday life. Massage therapy is a natural approach compared to the potentially dangerous alternative of medication that can mask an underlying problem. Along with receiving my massage license from Lakeside School of Massage, I have completed many CEU workshops. Among those workshops, there were 3 areas that really caught my attention: Posturology (the relationship between how the body affects posture), Aromaology (the science of using essential oils), and Deep-Tissue Therapy (focuses on releasing pain-causing trigger points in the body). I have been a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) since 2006, and have chosen to help people improve themselves even further. That’s why I have implemented yoga into my teachings. Yoga not only helps heal the mind, but along with massage therapy, it can improve your overall way of life. Improving one’s self is a life-long journey. There is no quick-fix, just a steady balance. My goal is to continue to educate people on how to truly improve themselves inside and out through the power of massage and yoga. Being happy and pain-free begins on the inside. Namaste
