Fascial Bliss

01/28/2026

I couldn't agree more. Take care of your small business people, tip extra if you can.

01/26/2026

How much snow did we get at Wellness Suites?

I'm open today. If you are out and about and want an appointment, please text me. I'm planning to stay until noon unless I hear from you.

01/13/2026

One of my favorite self treatment tools!

Therapists, try this out yourself to get a feel for this self-treatment technique and how effective it can be, before you guide your patients to do it. It is...

01/13/2026

Reconciling my day. Something seems off 🤦‍♀️ Got to laugh at my finger's fascial memory.

01/08/2026

😂 I couldn't resist sharing this

01/07/2026

I will continue to serve the community with the most loving care. Thank you for your support!

01/05/2026

Whether it's spring cleaning, a successful yard sale or just a large trip to the donation truck, cleaning out the old and giving your space a fresh start is important.
I haven't purged anything from the room except 2025. It's in the past and that's where I'm going to leave it. 2026 is fresh and exciting. The possibilities are endless.

Looking forward to a fresh start. See you on the table!

Join me on this journey to Fascial Bliss

01/02/2026

This! I had to include Brian's post because he clearly states what I've never been able to verbalize! The people in my circles don't understand, and that's okay.
My, I'm trying to do it all comes out as sarcasm or rude. When it's simply I'm tapped out for the day.
Include the fact I'm in constant prayer for my family, friends and clients. The good Lord renews me daily and I'm grateful for that. Continue to keep me in your prayers. I thank you in advance. Blessings to all
Jessica

There’s a kind of loneliness that comes with
holding space for others.

Not the lonely kind that wants attention.
The quiet kind that comes from seeing
differently, feeling more, and moving through
the world with a level of awareness that doesn’t
fit into casual conversation.

Helping people all day can be deeply fulfilling
and deeply isolating at the same time.
You step into someone’s inner world, hold space
for their pain, their stories, their healing…and
then you step back into ordinary life as if nothing
just happened.

Most people don’t see that part.
They think they know you.
They don’t know what lives beneath your calm.
They don’t know the way you listen, or why
small talk feels exhausting, or why you
sometimes need to withdraw to stay clear.

This path isn’t loud.
It’s not always understood.
And it’s rarely validated in real time.

But it’s a road I recognize.
One that asks for discernment, solitude, and
deep connection rather than constant
engagement.

It can feel lonely.
And still…it’s worth it.

Because the work is real.
And when it’s received, even quietly, it matters.

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