Why a nurse who does massage

I graduated in 2014 with an Associate of Science degree in Therapeutic Massage from Heritage Institute of Jacksonville. Then I became a registered nurse (RN, BSN), and now I’ve come back to massage. That background shapes how I work. I understand anatomy. I ask about your health history and any medications. I pay attention to how you’re recovering, and I know when massage isn’t the right thing for you today. If something needs a doctor, I’ll say so.

To be clear, this is a massage practice. My nursing background is a credential and a reason to trust how I listen. I don’t provide nursing care, diagnose, or treat medical conditions here.

“I love this job. I like to make people feel comfortable and give them the best experience of relaxation they can have.”

Italian and English

I speak Italian and English, so if Italian feels easier, I’m happy to talk with you in Italian. Parlo italiano: leggi questa pagina in italiano.

Why women only

A lot of women tell me they’ve never fully relaxed on a massage table, because part of them stayed guarded. A space made for women takes that away. You can arrive as you are, and nobody has to explain why it matters.

How I work

• You are draped at all times, and only the area being worked on is uncovered.
• You set the pressure, and you can ask me to skip an area, pause, or stop, for any reason.
• I ask before working on sensitive areas.
• We talk through a short health form before we start, so I know what to work around.

License and insurance

I’m a Licensed Massage Therapist in the State of Florida, license number MA110275. I’m also a registered nurse (RN, BSN). I’m insured.