I’m a Registered Massage Therapist with a deep curiosity about how our thoughts and experiences live in the body - and a lifelong fascination with what it means to be fully human. My work, and the heart behind my other venture The Quiet Becoming, is rooted in creating space for tenderness, self-trust, and healing that meets you where you are.

Reading has always been my refuge and my guide. As a late-diagnosed Autistic woman, I now understand how profoundly stories have shaped my sense of safety and belonging. Seeing the world through the eyes of others - through character, metaphor, and memory - has given me insight I might never have accessed on my own. (You know that feeling, right?)

Most days you’ll find me holding space in my treatment room, offering a grounded, nurturing presence for those ready to reconnect with their bodies. Outside of work, I’m usually walking through local parks and gardens with a spiritual audiobook in my ears (author-read, always), or curled up with a romance, a soulful memoir, or a novel that invites me into another way of seeing. I’m also raising a kind, curious teen, and will always have one to five different creative projects on the go (crochet, painting, embroidery, crafting, etc).