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Frequently Asked Questions

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When you are about to embark on a bodywork session, it is important to know the facts.  Here I have included some of the commonly asked questions by my clients.  If you have a question that I have not touched on here, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me directly.

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Where will my session take place?

Your session will occur at my office at 166 E Chestnut Street.  There is adequate off-street parking.  My office is directly accessible from the parking lot, there is no need to enter through the front door of the house.

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What are your credentials?

I am a licensed Massage Therapist, meaning I completed over 500 training hours in massage school.  I have gone on to complete more than 1,000 hours of training to support my practice since 2015.  In 2018, I successfully completed the Complete Decongestive Therapy course with The Academy of Lymphatic Studies. In 2023, I became a Certified Cosmetic Surgery Therapist through the Norton School of Lymphatic Therapy.

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Do you take insurance?

If you have a health plan that offers the use of FSA (Flexible Spending Accounts) or HSA (Health Savings Accounts) your massage session may be covered.  Unsure about your health plan?  Contact your insurance provider to learn more.

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Do you make house calls?

When time and scheduling permit, I am happy to offer sessions in the comfort of your own home.  This service is available upon request only to clients at my discretion ie: established clients, post-op clients, ill or bed-ridden clients, or the elderly.  Please contact me directly about pricing for home visits as they differ from regular prices depending upon travel time, length of the massage, etc.

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Do you offer Gift Certificates for services?

Gift certificates are available for all services. They may be purchased directly from me or find them on the Book Now page.

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What forms of payment can I use?

Cash, check, Venmo and PayPal are the preferred methods of payment. Use of Credit Cards, HSA, FSA and Debit cards will incur a processing fee of 4%

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