The therapeutic massage I do is an expression of the eclectic mix of my background. It is rooted in my early training in Swedish massage. My years of T'ai Chi Ch’uan practice as well as orthopaedics training have lent a deep sensitivity to individual musculature and skeletal alignment and function, trigger points and nervous system pathways. I've been influenced by structural integration, and in particular by the concepts of functional integration from bodywork pioneer Moshe Feldenkrais. Knowing acupuncture point and meridian channel locations gives me another tool for diagnosis and treatment. Lay back, breathe naturally, let your cares slip away and experience deep relaxation and relief from negative stress. Therapeutic massage can open the body's awareness to remodel the way the brain processes kinesthetic and sensory signals. It’s what I like to think of as a process of change-exchange-interchange. And, it just feels good!

The lotus is a botanical that provides a medicinal herb from every part of the plant, which consists of flower, stem, leaves, root, seed capsule and seeds. An aquatic plant of captivating beauty, the lotus is held in high esteem for its many medicinal, culinary and spiritual uses. Seed viability is spectacular – seeds hundreds of years old discovered in ancient tombs are known to germinate – an inspiration for what is latent to come alive and mature.