Massage.

I trained formally and I’m certified as of mid-2026 in the state of Georgia. In the years before that, my work was mostly for lovers, family, and people close to me — intermittent, personal, unhurried. Today I’m not working in massage for pay, but I may in the future.

HOW I WORK

A session with me isn't only bodywork. You arrive as a whole person — not just a body on a table — and my work is to help bring all of that into the room with us. I think the biggest gift of massage is bringing loving attention, touch, movement, and care to what's already here. Then consciousness and touch carry it together. The body surfaces what it holds within, and my hands and attention meet it there. The aim is integration: leaving the table not just looser, but more gathered into yourself.

How a session goes
  1. 1
    You reach out to schedule. Tell me you'd like a session — they run at least 90 minutes, so we'll find a time that's genuinely unhurried on both ends.
  2. 2
    We settle the form. How this session is offered — see How I'm offering this right now below — we agree on it before we book.
  3. 3
    I come to you. I bring everything — table, linens, oils, music if you like. You don't set up a thing.
  4. 4
    The work. At least 90 unhurried minutes, in your own space.

HOW I’M OFFERING THIS RIGHT NOW

I’m not actively taking new sessions at this time. When I do work, it’s currently offered as a gift — not for pay.

Right now the arrangement takes one of two forms. Most often it’s an exchange: you give to a cause in the community we share (currently $60 to an organization we share a heart for), and the session is my gift to you. Sometimes the trade comes to me instead — a skill or service you offer in return.

My comparable in-home sessions would run $110–160, so the exchange stays a real gift on both sides — to the cause, and from me to you. If you’re giving to the cause, send your $60 directly, then just show me the receipt — so you can see for yourself the money went where I said.

This is how the work is offered at this time. If and when that changes, I’ll update here.

WHO IT'S FOR

People in my community, and people who find their way to me — that is how this site works. I keep the calendar deliberately light and don't book back-to-back, so if we do this, the time is genuinely yours. If it speaks to you, or to someone you know who could use it, reach out.

You likely have my number. If not, ask the friend who sent you.

WHERE THE GIFT HAS GONE BEFORE:

Kaleidoscope Child Foundation - https://www.kaleidoscopechildfoundation.org/