The Divine Pineapple

Massage therapy has a rich and powerful legacy, dating back over 5,000 years. In the early 1800s, Swedish physician Dr. Per Henrik Ling developed what would become the foundation of modern massage, known then as the "Swedish Movement Cure." Later in the 19th century, Dutchman Johan George Mezger formalized the four core techniques still used today. I feel deeply connected to this lineage—like I’m part of something timeless and profoundly healing.

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I became a licensed massage therapist in 2014, starting out at my dream job in a luxurious spa at the Lake of the Ozarks. Since then, my journey has taken me to unique and meaningful places—from a charming bed and breakfast in Hermann, Missouri, to serving patients in hospice care. These experiences helped me shape not only the kind of therapist I want to be, but also the kind of human I strive to become: ever-evolving, heart-led, and deeply committed to raising collective consciousness through intentional, compassionate touch.

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Recently, I became a certified craniosacral therapist and have begun the next chapter of my professional path by pursuing a doctorate in chiropractic. This new adventure excites me deeply, as it allows me to integrate science, intuition, and spirit even more fully into my work.

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Outside of the treatment room, I’m a proud mom to five incredible kiddos who keep my world bright, wild, and full of purpose. Life is full and fast-paced, which is why my availability is focused on Saturdays and Sundays—I believe in being fully present, both in my work and in my personal life.

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And when I’m not with clients or family, you’ll probably catch me singing at the top of my lungs in the car—music is my third love, and I’m unapologetically that girl at the stoplight vibing like no one’s watching.

That’s a little glimpse into who I am, and I can't wait to connect with you.