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About Me

I received my training at the Boulder College of Massage Therapy (BCMT) where I graduated with honors from the 1000-hr Massage Therapy program in June of 2006.  In December 2008, I graduated, again with honors, from the Associates of Occupational Studies Degree program at BCMT. And in the spring of 2009, I received my certificate as an Orthopedic and Sports Massage Therapist.

Before becoming a massage therapist I received massage for stress reduction and after just a few sessions, I learned that regular massage would offer endless benefits to my life.  For the last decade I have received massage regularly and for the last 6 years I have received treatments on a weekly basis.  Simply put, the benefits have been life changing.

More specifically, stress is almost non-existent in my life.  When it does creep up it feels manageable and is quick to go away.   My immune system is impenetrable as I celebrate the increased health and wellness benefits from my sessions.  With the incorporation of massage in my training regime, I have successfully completed endurance athletic events, such as the Ironman.   And through the sheer bliss that massage lends to my life, I sustain a positive outlook on my existence with ease and feel that I can handle any bump in life with grace.

I believe that massage is not a luxury but a necessity in the lives of all. I have seen first hand that massage can make a profound impact a person’s life.  It certainly has changed mine.