
Saturdays: W14th Street (Chelsea, NYC) – Near trains L, A, C, 1, 2, 3.
The full address will be sent after the session is confirmed
My practice is built for 2SLGBTQIA+ folks, immigrants, women, dissidents and allies. Healing should be accessible, affirming, and empowering—no exceptions. Whether you’re managing stress, recovering from injury, navigating transition, or just need a moment to breathe, you’re welcome here exactly as you are.
We start with a thorough intake to understand your needs and goals. Sessions happen in a quiet space with music and ambiance designed to help you relax. We’ll go at your pace, check in often, and make sure the session feels right for you.
Wear whatever’s comfy. Most people keep their underwear on, some go fully undressed, and others stay fully clothed—all options are fine. You’ll be draped with a sheet, and I’ll only uncover the area I’m working on (e.g., just your leg if that’s the focus). If anything ever feels too exposed or unsafe, tell me immediately. My priority is your comfort, safety, and trust.
Aim to eat something light about an hour or two before your massage. A heavy meal can cause discomfort while you are laying down, while going in too hungry might leave you lightheaded or queasy. Hydrate well, too—your muscles will be more responsive, and it helps flush out tension.
This space isn’t about perfection; it’s about showing up for yourself.
No. Cannabis numbs your pain perception, making it harder to tell when something is too much during the session. We need clear communication to work safely and effectively—so keep it out of your system before your appointment.
Same rule applies. Alcohol dulls your senses and makes it difficult to know your real limits. It’s best to avoid it before your session so we can focus on your body’s needs without interference.
Relaxed. Calmer. Lighter. Ideally, you’ll notice less pain than when you walked in. After a deeper session, some soreness for a day or two is normal. Drink water, move gently, and use heat on the areas that remain tender to help your body recover.
It confirms your spot. You’ll get a text with details after booking. The deposit is fully refundable if you cancel 24+ hours before your session. Less than 24 hours? It’s non-refundable, but it helps cover basic costs. We appreciate your support!
Late arrival? You’ll still get the rest of your scheduled time.
Cancel 24+ hours before? No charge.
No-show or cancel last-minute? 100% of the session fee is charged. This is a small practice—your commitment helps me keep running.
Cash is preferred and Venmo – HSA, FSA and Superbills coming!
You don’t need to be “crunchy,” “broken,” or even in pain to benefit from massage. You just need to have a body. Our bodies carry stress, tension, and the weight of daily life—physically and emotionally. Massage isn’t a luxury; it’s a way to reconnect with yourself, reset, and honor the vessel you live in. In a perfect world, it’d be as accessible and routine as a check-up. But until then, giving yourself permission to slow down and receive care is already a step toward showing up for yourself—and everyone around you—in a healthier way.
