Hi there,
If you made it to this page, you’re probably an educated consumer looking for a quality massage therapist. Great!
I’ll start by telling you about me.
I graduated from college with a degree in Liberal Studies and the skills to do almost nothing (except manage the Taco Bell on campus). I landed in a retail pharmacy setting and stayed there for 7 years, learning about people, medicine and health care in general. I also learned that: 1. wellness care is way better than illness care and 2. I didn’t want to help people under the constraints of insurance. So off I went to Bancroft School of Massage Therapy for the best massage training you can get in New England.
Six years later I’ve got my own massage practice and my clients are a lively combination of desk jockeys, high school athletes, weekend warriors, pregnant mamas and the occasional kid on the autistic spectrum.
On top of my basic massage education, I’ve received advanced training in MotherMassage®, Active Isolated Stretching, and Muscle Release Techniqueâ„¢, as well as some other techniques that are useful in dealing with repetitive motion issues, disc problems, etc.
I’m a member of the American Massage Therapy Association and over the last four years I’ve spent a great deal of time as a volunteer helping to facilitate education events for massage therapists in New England. I’m also a member of the Association of Bodywork and Massage Professionals.
So, that’s me. I’m a great massage therapist, but I may or may not be the best massage therapist for you. How do we determine that? Check out this post, and please feel free to call or email me anytime.




