Touch that listens. Care that grounds.

I ask that you practice good hydration and hygiene practices ahead of our session.

All bodies are welcome on my table—hairy, smooth, big, small, scarred, stretched, or soft—you're cared for exactly as you are.

I’ll arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time to set up and 15 minutes afterward to pack up. I bring everything needed for your session, including a massage table, linens, and supplies.

Please have a quiet, private space cleared in advance—at least 8 by 10 feet with no obstacles—where I can safely set up the massage table. I do not practice on beds or couches. Pets must be secured, and I do not provide massage in smoking environments or spaces with strong odors.

Before we begin, we’ll have a brief conversation about your comfort, history, and session goals. Then, you’ll receive a Swedish massage focused on relaxation and general wellness.

For safety and quality of care, I reserve the right to refuse or discontinue service if conditions are not suitable.

It's normal to feel a range of sensations after a massage—many people experience deep relaxation, lightness, or increased body awareness. You may also feel a little tired or emotionally tender, especially if your body has been holding onto tension for a long time. Drinking water, resting, and listening to your body afterward can help support the benefits of your session.

Yes! While I am still in school, I cannot charge for my services. No hidden required fees.

When I receive my license in the spring of 2026, I will be moving to a paid service model that also incorporates sliding scale pricing.

Tips are NOT required or a requirement of booking. If you are pleased with the session I give you, if you decide to donate to me, it would be appreciated.

For the health, safety, and comfort of all clients, as well as the protection of my equipment, I reserve the right to decline or postpone a massage session under the following conditions:

• Uncontrolled hypertension

• Severe undiagnosed headaches in individuals over the age of 50

• Active fever or signs of systemic illness

• Deep Vein Thrombosis

• Recent or acute injury that may be aggravated by massage

• Contagious skin lesions or infections

• Unsanitary home environment that may pose a risk to equipment or hygiene standards

• Homes with active indoor smoking to protect equipment and ensure a safe environment for all clients

If you’re unsure whether your condition or space is appropriate for a session, please reach out prior to your appointment. Your safety—and mine—comes first.

I currently offer mobile massage therapy within Chicago’s city limits. If you're located outside this area, feel free to reach out—I’ll do my best to accommodate or refer you to someone nearby.

Clients may choose between jojoba oil or Bio-Tone Advanced Therapy Massage Lotion during their session.

Jojoba oil is a gentle, hypoallergenic oil. It absorbs easily without leaving a greasy feel, making it ideal for all skin types—including sensitive or acne-prone skin. Rich in vitamins E and B, jojoba oil helps nourish the skin, reduce dryness, and support a smooth, soothing massage experience.

The Bio-Tone lotion that I use contains the following ingredients:

Water, Octyl Palmitate, Canola Oil, Emulsifying Wax NF, Dimethicone, Apricot Kernel Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Glycerin, Hydroxyacetophenone, Ethylhexyl Glycerin, Carbomer, TEA, Sesame Seed Oil, Grapeseed Oil.

If you have any known allergies or sensitivities—especially to nuts, seeds, or botanicals—please let me know before your session so I can make the appropriate accommodations.