If you are interested in becoming a client, please complete and submit this form. You will be contacted within 24 hours for an initial phone consultation. During the phone consultation, we will discuss your previous experiences with Massage Therapy, my personal style and focus, and most importantly, your short and long term goals. If you wish, you may also call me at Please leave a detailed message and return contact information and I will return your call within 24 hours.
Thank you for your interest. You will be contacted within 48 hours to discuss services and goals. Ste Huntington Woods, MI Having started this practice as a solo practitioner in , my goal was always to build a powerful team of therapists who were passionate about their craft and able to deliver highly effective therapies for my clients. As a recruiter in a past life, I know how challenging it can be to find the right talent. This is why my hiring strategy has always been to hold out for therapists who have proven, strong therapeutic techniques and interpersonal skills.
I am proud of the team I have built and fully stand behind the professionalism and skill-sets each of them bring to my practice. Having spent 8 years of my professional life after graduate school working in industries that yielded little happiness, I reached a point where I knew I needed to make a drastic change. Joy and happiness had become infrequent. I was overweight, unhealthy, and living in a perpetual state of stress.
I developed depression, anxiety attacks, and was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. In short, I was on a quick decline I decided in the Fall of to quit my corporate career and take some time to heal and course-correct my life. It was during this period that I realized the answer was there all along. Growing up, my father was a big believer in Massage Therapy. He used to send my mother and I to practitioners about once a month.
Being exposed to massage as a teenager was a blessing and I remember discussing the profession with each of the therapists, hearing the many reasons they loved what they did. However, this was in the mid 's and the profession did not have the kind of social stature that I felt was expected of me. I quite intentionally ruled out Bodywork as a career and pursued more "acceptable" options. Almost 20 years later, the field of Massage Therapy had evolved and proven itself among the health care community.
