Mother Gaia Massage

I have the client come in 5-190 min. early to fill out paperwork and to go over what the client wants.

I have completed a 900 hours of cirriculum in Massage Therapy. I went to Centerpoint Massage & Shiatsu Therapy School in St. Louis Park, MN.  I graduated in August 2014.

60 min massage is: $70 cash or cheque (includes tax); and $73 for CC transactions.

I entered this field due to an extraordinary series of events. Massage first piqued my curiosity in the late 1970’s, when I was still in high school, watching a documentary on PBS. In the course of daily living I tucked the thought away. Then both of my parents passed away closely together in 2007. I carried on, doing the usual things you have to do when closing an estate. In 2009 I got it in my mind to visit a psychic/medium, and learned that my actions on the night of my Mom’s passing actually facilitated that event. I learned that my psychic gift was in the energy that emanated from my hands.

   Also in 2009 I was in the process of healing from a car accident, and one of the things I did was to get massage therapy. The door was re-opened, and I started to seriously consider going to school for massage. In 2010, I restarted a series of chemotherapy treatments for a cancer that had spread.

   As a result of the treatments, I have developed sensitivity for those dealing with a cancer diagnosis, and the needs of their caregivers. My father was a Viet Nam vet, so I have included veterans and wounded warriors in this special group.

   But, no matter who the client, or where they came from, my goal is to provide thoughtful, healing touch that will soothe away the aches and cares of the day, and to energize the body and soul, so as to promote healing from within.

Generally adults up to age 70. And older teens 17-19.

The solar eclipse.  Very cool!  Also the MN State Fair and the Renaissance Festival are always fun.

Find someone you are comfortable with.  First experiences can be a little challenging because of expectations, so give yourself and the therapist room to breathe. I mean that in the most kind sense.