You can schedule an appointment online by clicking any of the the “Book Now” buttons shown on the Services and Rate page or the Home page. Booking online is simple, and you can see all the times available for the service you select.

You can also choose to call or text me at 715-255-0038. I will respond as quickly as I am able.

Services are provided by appointment only. Walk-ins are not accepted, but there can sometimes be a sudden opening for a same-day appointment. You can see available times by clicking any “Book Now” button and then select the service you would like to schedule.

You may also call or text me at 715-255-0038 to ask about available times.

Couples massage is not available at this time.

Payment is due at the time of your appointment. Forms of payment accepted include cash, credit or debit.

Though insurance is not accepted, many plans cover therapeutic massage. Also, some companies have recognized Reiki as a health modality. Speak with your insurance agent to find out if you can use your HSA card for your sessions.

Tipping is not required nor expected, but the gesture is greatly appreciated and graciously accepted.

In general, table massage is given while you are unclothed. You will be covered with a top sheet (and blanket) throughout your session. However, you may choose to wear undergarments or remain fully clothed. This is your massage and you should be as comfortable as possible.

A massage will likely make you feel worse. Also, you may pass it on to your therapist or other clients that day. You should wait until your symptoms subside and you have been fever-free for over 24 hours. Even if you are giving less than a 24 hour notice, I prefer you reschedule your appointment if you are feeling unwell, so let me know as soon as possible.

Not all types of massage are appropriate for all conditions. There are many health conditions that may require specialized techniques, treatment plans or more gentle forms of therapy such as lymphatic massage or Reiki therapy. In many cases, your massage therapist can come up with a treatment plan that will work for you and your health situation. Please let your therapist know of you have any of the following:

• Any acute injury from a recent accident such as whiplash, sprains, or other soft tissue damage. Swelling or edema.

• Acute conditions such as flared-up psoriasis, eczema, or rheumatoid arthritis.

• Uncontrolled high blood pressure, diabetes, prominent varicose veins, osteoporosis, or any other serious medical conditions.

This is very common, and it is simply a sign that you are enjoying some relaxation!

Being quiet can help promote relaxation, but for some, silence is uncomfortable. So, this is completely up to you. But for sure, communicate with your therapist if you feel any pain or discomfort, if you have any concerns during your massage, or if there is anything your massage therapist can do to make you more comfortable. Also, some techniques will require more feedback from you to ensure that the technique is not uncomfortable.

Yes, tell them right away.

No problem!

Absolutely! I want you to be comfortable throughout the session, so feel free to take care of it.

The most common side effect of Reiki therapy is feeling relaxed and uplifted. However, sometimes a person can experience what is is called a healing crisis. This can come on as a headache, stomach ache, or general weakness. In Reiki, energy is cleared, and vibrations go up, and toxins that were once stored in the body are released to the blood stream and are filtered through the liver and kidneys as part of the clearing process. It is a good idea to drink more water and get more rest after a Reiki session.

Massage and Reiki therapies are for all ages, however, I only accept clients who are 18 years or older at this time.

Yes, it's quite common for someone to feel light headed just after a massage as the treatment is likely to reduce blood pressure, so get up slowly after the treatment and have a glass of cold water.