My business stands out because your ability to live your life comfortably matters to me. And that begins even before your first time on my treatment table. You see, I subscribe to the crazy notion that you, as a person, really and truly matter; that your quality of life matters, and that your ability to operate your body and live your life with ease, and move around and engage in your activities with minimal effort and maximum flexibility — and comfort — all matter so much that it’s worth dedicating my working hours to. I believe that if I treat your skin, muscles, nerves, connective tissues and emotions with the respect, sensitivity and consideration that you and they deserve, then not only will you be able to live an exceptionally comfortable life, but you’ll keep coming back, and referring your friends, co-workers and family members to me. (And when you do that, then I’m able to offer my family a comfortable life, too.) And so far, that’s exactly how it’s worked out, better than 87% of the time! So... what can you expect if you decide to become a client of mine? Well, first of all, you can expect to be listened to _and_ heard, and be completely respected, regardless of your age, gender, fitness level, cultural, religious or sexual orientation or identity, any physical challenges, limitations or disabilities, or the amount of melanin in your skin. You can expect that the man responsible for your care is someone who’s highly trained and constantly learning more, who’ll be sensitive and responsive to the subtle changes in your stressed or injured tissues, while working on you as a massage therapist, or your circumstances, while working with you as personal empowerment coach and/or energy worker, and who will really and truly be interested in how much better he can help your world to be, both during your session, itself, and during the days and weeks that’ll follow it. And you can expect that I will do my level best to make each and every session you ever receive from me one of the finest massages you will ever experience, without undue pain during it or marked discomfort, afterwards. Oh, and there’s one subject that occasionally seems to need clarification, and that’s the subject of “personal boundaries”... Out of respect for both you and I, there are five areas of the body that I don’t come in contact with during the course of my massages, and these are the eyeballs, mouth, breasts, genitals and anus. Although massage therapy’s various compression, torquing, stretching and gliding strokes obviously do involve a great deal of skin-to-skin contact and increased circulation, and while some bodies respond to these techniques differently than others, our sessions together will not be sexual in nature. Thank you for understanding. The thing I love most about my work (and that keeps me inspired to keep offering it) is how people come to my office complaining, with their bodies and/or spirits either in pain or visibly tense, and/or struggling with limited ranges of motion, and then leave, 60 to 90 minutes later, in far greater comfort and ease, smiling from ear to ear, and moving so much more freely that they're practically floating! And on top of all that, I even get paid for it! How could it possibly get any better than that?