My journey to massage school began early on in my life. I would give my peers shoulder rubs in high school when they would ask, and I got nothing but positive feedback. I graduated high school with a trajectory to law enforcement. I began by working 12 to 14 hour shifts at night guarding empty construction sites and parking lots. It was boring, to say the least. One long night I heard a radio ad for a massage school. Two weeks later I had one picked and I was enrolled.

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At Cortiva I learned in-depth anatomy, relevant pathology, assessment and treatment protocols, industry standards and many, many valuable insights into the human machine, as only a school of intuitive and compassionate healers can provide. I was also introduced to the world of massage modalities. (This refers to the different approaches to massage, just about every country has one.) I decided to go for a modality that was time-tested, holistic and powerfully effective.

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My first Thai massage class was two years after graduating from Cortiva, a five day intensive in Portland, and it changed my life. Now let me show you how it can change yours. Scheduling a session, experiencing a Thai massage, and asking questions is really the best way to gain more of an understanding of how it can help you.

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Learning Traditional Thai medicine (TTM) took everything I learned in massage school and elevated it to the next level. TTM  has techniques and theory that cover multiple U.S. massage modalities including myofacial release, structural bodywork, acupressure, sports massage, and many trademarked names. TTM's theory dives way beyond western medicines' shared understanding of the human body, mind, and energy, into a space where intuition thrives and bodywork sessions become magic.

Learning Thai massage has put me on the path to becoming the best version of myself, and I couldn't be more delighted to share this gift with you.