I graduated from massage school in 2021 and my journey since then has been all about growth and discovery. What makes me different is my focus on barefoot massage instead of traditional hand techniques. Early on, I realized traditional massage methods could take a toll on my body, so I turned to barefoot massage and it just clicked. It feels natural, effective, and allows me to deliver deeper, more controlled pressure.

I have trained with the Center for Barefoot Massage, DeepFeet Bar Therapy, Sarga Bodywork. Using my feet lets me cover more area and provide a truly therapeutic experience. It’s a unique skill I’m so grateful to use, helping clients find relief, improve their quality of life, and reach their wellness goals. There’s nothing better than seeing someone walk out feeling lighter and more comfortable.

During massage, I’ve found that my feet can actually feel more than my hands. Each foot has more than 7,000 nerve endings,so they’re incredibly sensitive to pressure, temperature, and subtle shifts. Unlike my hands, which are constantly in use and desensitized by daily tasks, my feet retain a heightened sensitivity and allow for a broader, more grounded connection with the body during massage. That makes them especially responsive during massage. When I use my feet, I can feel into the body in a different, often deeper way; it’s like they give me a more intuitive connection to what’s going on beneath the surface.

Before becoming a massage therapist, I spent 11 years working with the elderly and was also a dedicated full-time artist. I’m an active, athletic person who loves live music, and every June, I get the chance to massage backstage at Blue Ox Music Festival in Eau Claire. It’s an incredible experience to give back to the musicians I admire.

I love connecting with people from all walks of life—it’s one of my favorite parts of what I do. Not only can I help you feel better physically, but I’ll probably get you to laugh a little along the way too! Don’t hesitate to book an appointment. You owe it to yourself to chill and recharge—you deserve it!