Certain foot conditions are highly contagious and pose a risk not only to you, but also to your massage therapist and other clients. For everyone’s safety, please inform your therapist before your session if you currently have or suspect any contagious foot condition, including athlete’s foot or plantar warts.

It is important for clients to understand the scope of practice for massage therapy. Massage therapists do not perform chiropractic adjustments. We do not adjust the skeletal system, crack bones, or intentionally manipulate joints in the way a chiropractor does. Those services are outside of a massage therapist’s legal and professional scope of practice in Texas.

One of the most common things I talk about with clients is how the body communicates. During a massage session, especially in modalities such as craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, BodyTalk-informed work, or energy-based techniques, you may notice sensations or responses that feel unfamiliar at first. I want to reassure you that these experiences are normal, natural, and not strange or out of the ordinary.

Jaw pain, intraoral discomfort, TMJ symptoms, and issues following dental surgery can be extremely painful and disruptive to everyday life. In my office, I offer assessments to determine whether intraoral therapy may be appropriate for a client’s specific condition. When working with jaw related issues, it is not uncommon to find imbalances elsewhere in the body, particularly in the pelvic area, which may also need to be addressed as part of a comprehensive approach.

As we welcome the New Year, we step into the Year of the Horse . The year symbolizing strength, renewal, and fresh beginnings. The Horse reminds us to keep going, even after a challenging path, and to carry the wisdom we gained from the previous year without letting it weigh us down. This new year invites us to release what no longer serves us, reconnect with our inner resilience, and move confidently toward growth and transformation. It’s a time for renewed energy, clarity o

I’d like to take a moment to clarify an important aspect of my work. I do not offer deep pressure massage. What I do offer is deep connective tissue work, and there is a major difference between the two.

Supporting LGBTQ+ Community through understanding, compassion and support. Genderfluid flag. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been asked several times whether I work with transgender individuals. The answer is absolutely yes. My office is an inclusive and affirming space where every person is welcomed with respect, compassion, and dignity. As long as we treat each other with consideration and kindness, you are more than welcome here. It does not matter if you are transgender, ga

If you have sensitivities to essential oils, fragrances, or any kind of smell, please consider booking the first appointment of the day at 8 a.m. This helps ensure the massage room is as scent-free as possible so you can relax comfortably without getting a future headache or receiving irritation from the scent.

One of the best things you can do for yourself each day is to gently unwind your body and give attention to your fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds and supports everything inside you. A great moment to do this is first thing in the morning, before you even get out of bed. If you watch your pets when they wake up, you’ll notice they stretch, yawn, twist, bend, and move in all kinds of natural ways. What they’re doing is releasing their fascia.

Craniosacral therapy (CST) is a slow, subtle, and deeply restorative modality that helps heal the body, bringing the nervous system back into balance and creating space for the body, mind, and spirit to restore. Whether you are recovering from surgery, processing trauma, navigating menopause, supporting fertility, or seeking nervous-system regulation, this therapy invites the body to return to its natural rhythm and balance. Post-Operative Applications After surgery the body

Chemotherapy can affect every aspect of life, from physical health to daily routines at home. Understanding the precautions needed to maintain a clean and safe environment is essential for both patients and caregivers. As a lymphatic drainage therapist who formerly worked with chemotherapy patients, I want to share some important guidance.

Fibromyalgia can impact your everyday life in more ways than one. It’s often a disabling condition that affects you physically, mentally, and emotionally. It can change how you interact with others, how you manage your daily routines, and at times, it can feel like it’s controlling your life.

Men’s health is a conversation that society often avoids. From mental health struggles to physical ailments, men are less likely than women to seek help, discuss their feelings, or even acknowledge pain. Toxic societal expectations teach boys from childhood to be strong, to toughen up, and not to cry. This perpetuates harmful myths about masculinity, leaving many men feeling isolated, overwhelmed, and silently suffering.

Remember when your granddad used to say, “Get in, do your business, and get out”? He wasn’t just being grumpy. He was actually giving solid health advice. For a lot of us, the bathroom has turned into a mini sanctuary. It’s where we scroll through social media, catch up on reading, or just get a few quiet minutes to ourselves. And while that’s fine in small doses, parking yourself on the toilet for too long can lead to some real problems.

Percussion massage guns are great for using after a workout or when you can't get to a massage therapist. Just use with care and caution....

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned over the years is that not everything or everyone needs to be welcomed into your space. This might sound surprising, but something as simple as a “Welcome” mat can energetically open the door to all kinds of vibrations, both high and low.

Over the years, I have had the privilege of working with many individuals on their healing journeys. Oncology massage holds a special place in my heart, and I have a deep respect for the therapists who dedicate themselves to this specialized field.

When it comes to massage therapy, whether it’s general massage, lymphatic drainage, or specialized work, it’s essential to go to someone who is licensed and insured. This isn’t just about professionalism; it’s about your health, safety, and overall well-being.

Migraines can be debilitating. They can disable you for days, completely disrupting your schedule and affecting everyday aspects of your life. I want you to know that I understand this from personally experiencing hemiplegic and seizure-related migraines. From my experience, I hope to share insights and practical strategies to help you navigate migraines safely and effectively so you can evaluate whether it is something you can manage at home or if you need to seek immediate

I know that coming in for a massage can feel intimidating, especially if you’ve ever felt judged for your body, your size, or your physical challenges. As an overweight massage therapist myself, I understand that worry. I want you to know that in my practice, every body is welcome, and every client is treated with respect, compassion, and care. Whether you carry extra weight, are pregnant, recovering from surgery, a burn survivor, an amputee, or even exceptionally tall, my g