Recovery for the
way we live now.

New clients often ask me this.

I spent 25 years in design studios, working with brands and helping ideas move from concept into the real world with clarity and consistency.

That way of seeing still shapes how I approach bodywork. Detail, structure, balance, rhythm, tension and how separate parts relate to the whole are things I naturally pay attention to.

I’ve always been fascinated by human anatomy, psychology and the way people carry life in their bodies, so massage therapy did not feel like a random reinvention. It felt like a more direct expression of the same instincts. Less screen, more presence, more real-time connection with people.

I started training in 2019, and the more I learned, the more it made sense. This work gave me a practical way to support people with training load, posture, repetition, fatigue, stress and the nervous system.

Slo! grew from that overlap. Design thinking, hands-on treatment and a deep interest in helping people move through the world with more ease.