30 years of practice · Remote sessions worldwide
My Story
I grew up
around medicine
Two members of my family were physicians, and many others worked in healthcare-related fields. I was raised with the belief that for every problem there was a diagnosis, a treatment plan, and eventually a solution.
Then a series of injuries and losses arrived, one after another. A car accident. A fall. A grief that lingered long after the loss itself. I went to every kind of specialist I could find. Some helped a little. Most didn't. A few left me feeling more broken than before — or simply invisible, because what I was experiencing didn't fit neatly into a chart.
A massage therapist I'd been seeing mentioned she'd been training in something called craniosacral therapy. I was skeptical — I'd had a lifetime of being trained to be skeptical. But I was also out of options, so I tried it.
What happened over the following months changed the way I understood bodies, pain, and healing. Not because it was mystical. Because it was specific. She was noticing things that no one else had thought to notice, and responding to what was actually there. The headaches that had lived behind my eyes for years began to ease. The tension I'd been carrying in my neck since the accident gradually released. My sleep changed.
Over the past three decades, I have continued advanced study in CranioSacral Therapy, SomatoEmotional Release, and other therapeutic modalities focused on nervous system support and whole-person care. I have worked with individuals experiencing chronic stress, pain patterns, neurological challenges, and emotional overwhelm, always with an approach rooted in careful listening to the body and nervous system.
In addition to clinical practice, I served two terms on the American Massage Therapy Association Georgia Chapter Board, one term as a chapter delegate, and received a humanitarian award for work supporting autistic children and their families.
My practice is intentionally small. I work with a limited number of clients at a time, and I like it that way. What I offer is attention — real, unhurried, careful attention to what your body is trying to tell us both.
Current sessions are offered remotely and do not involve hands-on massage therapy. Remote CranioSacral Therapy and SomatoEmotional Release sessions are intended as complementary wellness support and are not substitutes for licensed medical treatment or licensed mental health care.