I wanted to help people, but not with needles or in a hospital setting.
It keeps me busy, which I like. It’s a great mental and physical balance to have the variety of services. Keeps me from getting bored!
Monthly massages. It helps me so much more than “once in a while” massages, especially for holiday stress.
That massage is a luxury. It does feel that way, but people forget the actual health benefits besides physically feeling better, massage ups good hormones (good sleep, feeling happy), downs bad hormone cortisol, and ups white blood cell count (i.e., the immune system). So that person you know going through chemo, who had to stop because their white blood cell count fell too low, a gentle massage would help that person’s body rebound faster to continue treatments.
The social aspect of meeting and working with other massage therapists. I am passionate about sharing and the more massage therapists help each other, the more we help the whole profession and the public’s view of how effective massage is.
Having a team of talented therapists elevates everyone working for Neroli.
Music or my 8 year old son who cracks me up.
Willie Nelson and Snoop Dog, together. Willies environmentalism, bio diesel, farm aid. Also, there’s another common factor they have besides music, which I find interesting: family values.
Hiking and camping. I enjoy Brewers games and the domes, but live north of Milwaukee.