Your first session begins with a brief intake so I can understand your goals, concerns, and how your body has been feeling. This helps me support you safely and effectively.

If you booked a specific service (such as KCR, massage, cupping) we will follow that service as described. KCR, for example, is a structured full‑body protocol, so if you booked KCR, that is what we will complete during your session.

Within each service, I personalize the experience based on what your body needs that day. This may include adjusting pressure, pacing, focus areas, or adding supportive techniques that fit within the session you booked.

My goal is to help your body unwind, reset, and move toward better balance — in a way that feels safe, comfortable, and aligned with your goals.

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily.

• Massage: You will be draped at all times; undress to your comfort level.

• KCR: Wear soft, flexible clothing (leggings, joggers, shorts, T‑shirt).

• Corrective exercise: Athletic wear is perfect.

” If you have a fever, contagious illness, recent injury, uncontrolled medical condition, or a new diagnosis, please let me know before your session. Some conditions may require modifications or a doctor’s clearance. I’m here to guide you

Yes, with proper communication. Please let me know about any injuries, surgeries, or medical conditions so I can tailor the session safely. Some conditions may require medical clearance.

To respect both your time and mine, I ask for 24 hours’ notice for cancellations or rescheduling.

• Cancellations made with less than 24 hours’ notice may be charged the full session fee.

• No‑shows are charged in full.

If you’re feeling unwell, please reach out — we can find a solution.

No, all sessions are by appointment only. You can book online anytime through my scheduling link.

I blend therapeutic bodywork with movement knowledge to help your body release, reset, and realign. My approach is gentle, personalized, and focused on what your body needs that day. I’m bilingual (English/Spanish) and work with a whole‑body, whole‑person perspective.