More about Me

Denver-born, Seattle-transplanted in 2016 — I made the move on a nudge from a Burning Man friend, if that tells you anything about me.

Here's the thing about my path into bodywork: it's pretty backwards from most LMTs you'll meet, and I think that's exactly why I'm good at this:

It started with AcroYoga, which led me to Thai massage, which led me to spending years learning how to move with a body instead of just working on one. I got a Yoga Teacher Training under my belt in 2015, taught beginner Acro for a few years (until the ‘rona hit), and somewhere in all of it realized that touch, presence, and the human body were just... my thing.

By the time my now-husband sat me down on our third date in 2018 and said "you're incredibly good at this, why aren't you doing it professionally?" — I'd already technically been practicing Thai massage for years. (He's an LMT too. Yes, we're that couple.) With his encouragement & the guidance of our mutual mentor Joe Lavin, I went to massage school, got licensed, and everything clicked into place.

Turns out I've always been obsessed with the human body. I just took the scenic route to making it my career — and I wouldn't change a thing!

I'm here for people who are done treating their body like a problem to manage & ready to get genuinely curious about it instead. If that's you, come see me in Ballard.

Fair warning: I have a bit of a potty mouth. If that's not your thing, I won’t take it personally if you bow out now.