Sunflower Synergy Massage

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Licensed Massage Therapist, LMT
Certified Equine Massage Therapist, CEMT
Certified Kambo Practitioner (Tribal Detox)
Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant/Licensed, COTA/L

Oh how time flies...It's been a minute since I've posted. Lots of updates. I've continued rebuilding Sunflower Synergy M...
03/30/2026

Oh how time flies...
It's been a minute since I've posted. Lots of updates.
I've continued rebuilding Sunflower Synergy Massage and in February 2026 I signed a lease on my own massage space! I have been seeing primarily veteran patients and am loving it! Still seeing horse clients as well, loving that too. I also still practice occupational therapy in a home health setting and love the diversity it offers.
My path has not been linear, nor my healing. Practicing my 3 professions allowed me the time I needed to fully recover, in an extremely non-linear fashion. It's allowed me the time and flexibility to really learn my body and the messages it gives me. I've recovered well and am literally living my dream, on the way to my Big dream 🤗🐴

My next chapter has begun and I am creating a course specifically for Total Ankle Replacement patients to help them navigate the complex recovery this surgery brings. With my rehabilitation background, personal experience with ankle surgery, and now hands on massage experience, I bring all 3 lenses into this course. If you or someone you know is considering ankle replacement, please reach out. I have so much knowledge and experience and can help you and your recovery significantly.


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Today we honor those who have served, and the journey of healing that follows. 💙
11/11/2025

Today we honor those who have served, and the journey of healing that follows. 💙

Regarding Case Study 75yo Man (we'll call him Mr Roof) who fell from 12' roof:Today, Mr Roof states his neck is tight an...
10/20/2025

Regarding Case Study 75yo Man (we'll call him Mr Roof) who fell from 12' roof:
Today, Mr Roof states his neck is tight and bothering him. He wears an arm sling to keep his shoulder protected as he has a broken collar bone on the R side. Considerations: where does the sling strap rest on his neck, what muscular and neural tissues lie underneath the strap and surrounding areas, what does a deep inhale/exhale look/feel like, are shoulders even (one higher, one more in front/back), how does his jaw feel (masseter, temporals, etc). Just a few questions I ask myself and/or the patient on observation.
I worked SCM (which assists in lifting the thorax during inhalation), scalenes (also assist with breathing, elevates ribs 1 & 2), a little bit of platysma (front of neck) and masseter on R side. The result: Mr Roof coughed a normal cough about 10 minutes post massage. He hasn't had the ability to cough in over 2 weeks due to his injuries and pain. Now, he can get some phlegm moving and get the stagnant junk out! 💪🙌

Come along with me and see the progression on this new complex patient I’m working with. Here’s the details:75 y.o. act...
10/20/2025

Come along with me and see the progression on this new complex patient I’m working with. Here’s the details:
75 y.o. active gentleman who fell from a roof 12’ high on October 4, 2025. He is just over 2 weeks out today.
Injuries sustained: Right side- 5 broken ribs, broken collar bone, 5 broken thoracic vertebra, broken scapula. Left side- broken radius at wrist. Other injuries: punctured lung (had a chest tube for 9 days to drain fluid from lung) and a traumatic brain injury (7cm bleed on R frontal/parietal lobes).
The patient is doing remarkably well, however has residual aches, pains and rehabilitation ahead of him.
For those of you who are in the therapeutic field…where would you start? What stands out to you and why? What special considerations would you have? What are your questions?

✨ Therapeutic touch can quiet the body’s stress response and create space for real recovery.Massage therapy can be a pow...
10/13/2025

✨ Therapeutic touch can quiet the body’s stress response and create space for real recovery.
Massage therapy can be a powerful complement to rehabilitation. Whether recovering from a brain injury, trauma, or physical injury, therapeutic touch helps regulate, restore, and reconnect.
In my years working in inpatient rehab as a massage therapist & occupational therapy assistant, I’ve seen how calming the nervous system can create the foundation for mobility, independence, and renewed hope.

💬 Have you or someone you know experienced the benefits of massage during recovery? Share below or reach out to learn more.

🌀 Massage & Mental Health: More Than Skin Deep 🌀As someone who’s navigated surgeries, injuries, depression, anxiety, and...
10/10/2025

🌀 Massage & Mental Health: More Than Skin Deep 🌀
As someone who’s navigated surgeries, injuries, depression, anxiety, and even substance use… I’ve learned firsthand that healing isn’t just physical. The body remembers — tension, trauma, emotions — all stored within our fascia, our muscles, our nervous system.
Massage therapy became my bridge back to myself.
It helped me reconnect to my body when I had spent years not listening and/or trusting it. Through touch, breath, and awareness, I began to release not only physical pain, but the emotional weight I’d been carrying too.
Massage can help regulate the nervous system — shifting us from “fight or flight” to “rest and restore.” It lowers cortisol, boosts serotonin and dopamine, and invites the mind to exhale. For many, it becomes a safe place to feel again — without judgment, without words, just presence.
Whether you’re recovering from physical injury, navigating stress, or rebuilding after emotional burnout — massage supports the body, mind, and spirit in coming back into alignment.
Healing is not linear. But you don’t have to do it alone. Sometimes, it starts with simply showing up for yourself — one breath, one session, one release at a time.
💆‍♀️✨ Your body is ready to heal. Let’s help it remember how.

Recovery is never just physical.After surgery, injury, or illness — the body heals, but it also holds.When we experience...
10/08/2025

Recovery is never just physical.
After surgery, injury, or illness — the body heals, but it also holds.
When we experience trauma or inflammation, our fascia — the connective web that supports every muscle, bone, and organ — can tighten and restrict movement. These restrictions not only limit flexibility but can also impact circulation, lymph flow, and the way our body processes pain.
Massage therapy helps free these fascial layers, restore healthy tissue mobility, and re-establish communication throughout the body.
But true recovery isn’t just about the tissues — it’s also about the nervous system. Safe, mindful touch can calm the body’s stress response, ease emotional tension, and help both humans and horses release the protective patterns they’ve been holding.
Healing deepens when the whole being feels safe, seen, and supported.
Massage bridges the physical, mental, and emotional — addressing not only what’s sore, but what’s stored.
✨ True healing isn’t a return to who you were before — it’s a reconnection to who you are now.

Have you noticed changes in your body or mood during recovery?
Share your experience or drop a 💬 below — your body’s story deserves to be heard.

When it comes to therapeutic massage, the length of your session matters just as much as the techniques used.🔹 60 minute...
10/06/2025

When it comes to therapeutic massage, the length of your session matters just as much as the techniques used.

🔹 60 minutes – Best for targeted work on one or two specific regions (for example, addressing post-surgical scar tissue, acute flare-ups, or a localized injury). It’s focused and effective, but limited in scope.

🔹 90 minutes – Provides time for both focused treatment and broader integration. This length allows me to address multiple problem areas, support the nervous system in down-regulating pain, and restore balance without rushing the process.

🔹 120 minutes – Recommended for chronic pain, complex post-surgical needs, or patients with physical disabilities who benefit from gradual, methodical work. Extended time allows deeper release, lymphatic support, and more comprehensive coverage across the body.

Every body heals differently. The right session length ensures treatment is thorough, safe, and tailored to your recovery goals.

🙏🏽thank you🙏🏽💪🏽🤘🏽🙌🏽😎
09/22/2025

🙏🏽thank you🙏🏽💪🏽🤘🏽🙌🏽😎

Massage creates space for healing - whether for you or your horse. 💆🏻‍♀️💆🏻‍♂️🐎 A few simple do’s & don’ts help the body...
09/08/2025

Massage creates space for healing - whether for you or your horse. 💆🏻‍♀️💆🏻‍♂️🐎 A few simple do’s & don’ts help the body & mind get the most from every session. 🍀Curious how to support recovery & extend the benefits? I’d love to share. 🌼

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3820 S. Palo Verde Road, Suite 110, (Inside The Healing Portal)
Tucson, AZ
85714

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

Telephone

+13037369637

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