Types of Insurance Accepted
I do not accept insurance.
Rates and Services
Cancellation policy: No-shows and cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance will be charged the full session fee.
- 60-minute session of Prenatal, Craniosacral Therapy, or Deep Tissue: $85
- 90-minute session of Deep Tissue or Craniosacral Therapy: $125
Massage Descriptions
Myofascial Release for Structural Integration
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- Deep tissue massage that releases the fascial envelope around the muscles
- Breaks up sticky adhesions so muscles can glide over each other
- Encourages shortened muscles to rebound to their proper shape
- Relieves pain
- Restores proper range of motion and muscular balance to encourage bones to return to a more neutral position
- Neural techniques to activate inhibited muscles and re-educate the body's postural and movement patterns
Craniosacral Therapy
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- Light touch modality that gently releases fascial restrictions throughout the body
- Opens the cranial bones and unsticks dural tube adhesions to increase the flow of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain and around the spinal cord
- Helps the central nervous system by relaxing the sympathetic nervous system
- Helps people with migraines and headaches; chronic neck and back pain; stress and tension related disorders; post concussion symptoms; fibromyalgia; central nervous system disorders.
Medicupping

- Traditional Chinese Medicine cups are used with an electric vaccuum device for controlled suction, allowing the therapist to comfortably move the cups over various regions of the body
- No bruising
- Breaks up myofascial adhesions
- Softens and hydrates tissues
- Drains lymph and toxins out of body
- Excellent for inflammatory, neural and autoimmune conditions such as Fibromyalgia, Parkinson's and Rheumatoid arthritis
Neuromuscular Therapy
- Releases painful knots in muscle fibers called "trigger points" that refer pain to other parts of the body
- Alleviates "tenderpoints" that can later become trigger points
- Includes techniques that neurologically reset muscle length
Prenatal Massage

- Sidelying position for access to neck, hips and back
- Bolstered top leg for comfort and stability
- Cushions for belly, head, arm
- (See blog post about the benefits of prenatal massage)