I am a licensed massage therapist(in AZ) currently studying for the MBLEX to transfer my massage license over to Texas.

I have worked as a Lead Chair Massage Therapist doing events all around Arizona for Camelback Medical Centers, and I've worked as a Lead Therapist/Sole Therapist for Extreme Health Chiropractic doing table massages tailored to different injuries and lifestyles.

I studied at The Arizona School of Massage Therapy, Tempe Campus. We learn different types of massage, Anatomy, Pathology, energy healing and so much more. I studied all the muscles in the body, all the bones, all the tiny ridges of the bones, where they connect, how they move and effect the body. I know my stuff, so don't worry!

It's very important to practice self-care. Nowadays we treat our bodies worse than our cars. Going through life not getting massage/chiropractic, nurturing ourselves, is like the engine light of a car coming on and us putting duct tape over it. The car will eventually burn out, just like our bodies will if we don't take care of them. That's why it's important to me to help who I can.

If you still don't believe me, here are a few examples of muscles that plague everyone:

The Levator Scapulae - This muscle elevates the shoulders and is activated by stress. When we're stressed out, we tend to "clench up" and usually we don't even notice. This is a muscle that does just that, resulting in shoulder pain.

The Piriformis - This helps us walk and rotate our hips. When we don't get massage enough, the muscles clench up and cause sciatic pains due to this muscle being too tight and irritating the sciatic nerve. It causes shooting pains down the legs, lower back pain, and glute pain.

The Masseter - This is the strongest muscle in the body. It's the chewing muscle. We use it to eat and talk, which we do so often that it gets overworked and leads to jaw pains.

If you have any questions just let me know! c:

On another note, as a person, I like video games, cats, anime, baking, cooking, and the internet 😸