My Journey

My journey into bodywork began through my early apprenticeship in Martial Arts and Traditional Chinese Medicine. During this time, I was introduced to the deeper relationship between movement, injury, and healing. Under the guidance of my Sifu, I learned not only how to rehabilitate my own sports injuries but also how to help others restore function and reduce pain. This training exposed me to hands-on therapeutic techniques like traction, tui-na, joint mobilization, neuromuscular therapy, and specialized injury recovery methods rooted in both traditional and modern approaches to healing.

I later enrolled at Healing Hands School of Holistic Health, where I completed 1,200 hours of formal training and earned my Holistic Health Practitioner certification. My studies there included a wide range of disciplines such as therapeutic massage modalities, herbal medicine, visceral mobilization, somatic movement practices, Reiki, and nutrition.

After graduating, I have developed my techniques working in multiple spas and my own practice doing everything from helping heal injuries to just helping people relax.

Although I have been practicing professionally for five years, I have had the opportunity to work with a wide range of clients—from injured athletes seeking rehabilitation and performance recovery to older clients who simply want to move more comfortably and live without chronic pain. These experiences have allowed me to develop a well-rounded approach that combines therapeutic precision with restorative relaxation.

My goal in every session is to help clients reconnect with their bodies, restore healthy movement, and leave feeling both physically relieved and deeply restored.