Kelcy (she/her) became licensed to practice massage in 2000 after experiencing how profoundly body work impacted her life. Built on a trauma-sensitive foundation, she holds space for her clients to choose their individual healing journey.

Kelcy tailors each session to include any combination of reflexology, aromatherapy, deep tissue, Swedish techniques, hot stones, and cupping. These methods are meant to encourage your body and your nervous system to explore rest and balance. She is a preferred practitioner with the Society for Oncology Massage and hopes to support clients with cancer related symptoms and side effects.

In addition to her massage work, Kelcy is a yoga instructor (E-RYT® 200, RYT® 500), and is a facilitator for Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive yoga.

Kelcy received her certificate of completion in Traumatic Stress Studies through the Trauma Center at the Justice Resource Institute in 2018. She is a certification mentor at The Center for Trauma and Embodiment (CFTE) for the 300 hour program and is committed to continuing her learning and deepening her understanding of trauma and healing.

Kelcy believes deeply in the power of collective and community care and that we are all the experts of our own bodies. Kelcy’s greatest gift has been walking alongside her husband in life as they raise their two kids, teens now, and watch them launch into life.

Her past experience working in group homes, homeless shelters, jails, prison, and as a midwife taught her there is more than one way to heal the body.