Massage & Manual Therapy
I help the body move through both acute and chronic pain while supporting long-term mobility, ease, and overall well-being. My approach is both therapeutic and preventative, with each session tailored to what your body needs that day.
I draw from a variety of techniques, including sports massage, deep tissue, integrative bodywork, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, pin and stretch, and more. Rather than following a one-size-fits-all routine, I listen to what your body is communicating and work with it to create meaningful, lasting change.
Cupping is an ancient practice that has been used across cultures for thousands of years. I love the unique way it works with the body — rather than pressing down into the tissues like traditional massage, the cups gently lift and draw the tissues upward.
That gentle pulling can create a sense of space and movement in areas that feel tight, stuck, or restricted. Cupping encourages circulation, helps soften muscular tension and fascial restrictions, and can be especially supportive when we’re working with areas of persistent pain or tension.
I often weave it into a massage session when your body is asking for a little more space and release.
Cupping therapy
Gua Sha
Gua Sha is a traditional technique that uses a smooth tool to gently glide, press, and scrape along the tissues. Rather than forcing the body to release, I use it to invite more circulation and movement into areas that feel tight, congested, or stuck.
It can be a beautiful way to soften stubborn tension, support circulation, and create more space through the muscles and fascia. I especially love using Gua Sha when we’re working with areas that have been holding tension for a long time — the neck, shoulders, back, hips, feet, and other places that just don’t seem to want to let go.
It can be used on its own or woven into a massage session, depending on what your body needs.
Warm Himalayan salt stones bring soothing, penetrating heat into areas that are holding tension, helping muscles soften so I can work more deeply with less pressure. The warmth encourages circulation and creates a deeply grounding, relaxing experience — especially when your body is feeling tired, achy, or ready to exhale.
Hot Stones
If you cancel 24 hours in advance you will receive a full-refund. A cancellation within the 24 hour window will have a $65 fee charged. If you no-call, no-show, the entire session cost will be charged. I have limited space available offering bodywork and this policy helps protect my time and my livelihood.
for mobile massage inquiries email me at rippleworkmassage@gmail.com
60 min — $90
90 min — $115
120 min — $180
Pricing
Insurance
I currently do not take insurance however am able to write you a super bill to send in to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.
Policies and Frequently Asked Questions
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My treatment room is located inside Alpine Glow Beauty in Bonners Ferry Idaho and is ADA accessible.
6378 Main St suite B - Bonners Ferry, ID
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A cancellation within the 24 hour window will be charged half of the sessions rate. A missed appointment is billed at the full rate of the scheduled session.
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At this point in time I do not accept insurance. I will let my clients know when/if this becomes an available option.
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For payment I accept cash, Venmo, check, or credit card.
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My intention is always to create a space that feels safe, respectful, and grounded—for both of us. I welcome honest feedback on anything I can do to help you feel more supported during your session.
At the same time, I hold clear boundaries to protect the integrity of this work. Any sexually suggestive or explicit behavior, aggressive language, hate speech, or actions that create discomfort will not be tolerated. If something like this does come up, the session will end immediately, and the full fee will still apply.
