How Did I Get Here?
On the other side of the labyrinth of 30 years of life experience, is me here telling whoever you, the reader, are, about how and why I’m here and who I am, briefly.
I grew up and did the childhood thing of course, then went to college and earned a Bachelor’s degree in accounting in 2016. I never sought an accounting job, however. I worked in restaurants, traveled to Australia, returned home, worked in more restaurants and coffee shops. I did landscaping, gardening, window repairs, and whatever odd jobs I felt like taking on. During all of this I was seeking more, sometimes very deliberately, most of the time my seeking was quite subliminal. I hadn’t a clue what I wanted, what life was to me, who I wanted to be. My family was as supportive as they knew how to be. I had no idea how to support myself, as an adolescent or young adult. I probably would have benefited from some other kind of support, some form of therapy. But I’ve always found what I needed eventually, sometimes in unsuspecting places. I’ll even say that some poor habits and distractions supported me for a short while, until they didn’t anymore, until I was ready to heal.
As an ode to all that has supported me in my life, I feel called to pay that forward in supporting others. I know I have a strong gift in supporting others, massage therapy is where I am beginning.
Experience in Massage
I’ve received great feedback from my clients, even during clinical trials when I was still in school and unlicensed. Since becoming licensed in 2023 I have had more opportunity to practice and help clients. I briefly worked in a chiropractic office before getting a job with an establishment that specialized in Sports Therapy. Here I worked on professional and collegiate athletes as well as the rest of the general population including parents, business owners, 9-5 professionals, the elderly and the youth. I love the opportunity to connect with and help people from various backgrounds. I’ve witnessed my work help people with issues from bodily aches to repetitive injuries to mental stress to neurological conditions to grief. From aching backs to aching hearts I believe human touch can be a powerful tool to support healing.