The woman behind the moon.
I found massage the way most people do. I needed it.
Years ago, my own body was carrying more than it could hold. A single honest hour on a practitioner's table changed what I thought rest could be. I trained so I could give that hour to other people.
My work draws on deep-tissue and relaxation techniques, but the method matters less than the attention. I work slowly. I listen to what you tell me, and to what your body tells me. No two sessions are the same, because no two days in a body are the same.
I named this practice for the moon because that's the pace I believe healing keeps: steady, cyclical, unforced. You don't wrench yourself into wellness. You return to it, a little at a time, the way the tide returns.
The studio is quiet, warm, and yours for the hour. Come as you are.
How the hour is held.
Listening first
Every session begins with a conversation. You'll be listened to before you're ever touched. I listen to what you say, and to what your body says.
Deep tissue, soft pace
Trained in deep-tissue and relaxation techniques, blended to whatever your body is asking for on the day. The method serves the attention, never the reverse.
Unhurried by design
A full hour on the table, held at the moon's pace. Steady, cyclical, unforced. Nothing is rushed, arriving and leaving included.