All Posts

Some tension comes and goes. Other tension moves in and stays: the shoulders that creep toward your ears, the low back that complains after a long day, the hips that feel locked after hours of driving, gardening or sitting at a desk. If that sounds familiar, deep tissue massage might be exactly what your body has been asking for. I offer deep tissue massage in my private studio in Nevada City, just a short drive from Grass Valley. Here's how I approach it and what you can exp

Trying something new for your body can feel a little vulnerable, especially when that something involves a massage therapist using her feet. If you've booked your first Ashiatsu session with me (or you're thinking about it), I want you to walk in feeling relaxed and informed. Here's what your visit looks like, step by step. Before you arrive Booking is simple. You can choose your session online at infinitehealingmassage.com: 60 minutes ($140), 90 minutes, my Signature Session

The two services I offer in my Nevada City studio are Ashiatsu and deep tissue massage. When people book for the first time, one of the most common questions I get is, "Which one should I choose?" It's a great question, because they share a lot, but they feel quite different on the table. Here's how I explain it. What they have in common Both Ashiatsu and deep tissue massage are focused, therapeutic sessions for people who want more than a light, gentle rub. In both, I start

When I tell people I give massage with my feet, I usually get one of two reactions: a curious "Wait, really?" or a slow, hopeful "...is that as deep as it sounds?" Both are good questions. Ashiatsu is the heart of my practice here in Nevada City, and I love introducing people to it. So let me walk you through what it is, how it feels, and who it tends to be a great fit for. Ashiatsu, in plain words Ashiatsu (pronounced ah-shee-AHT-soo) is a style of barefoot massage. The name