10/17/2025
🍁Nothing compares to the care of a skilled, compassionate massage therapist.
Regular workouts coupled with massage sessions = a great plan for getting through colder fall & winter temperatures + damp weather, which can be hard on the body & mind ☯️
This LMT has easy, convenient sign-ups on her site, and Collective Good hand-picks awesome practitioners! Check ‘em out ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
For appointments:
https://www.collectivegoodhealth.com/grace-rosalee?fbclid=IwRlRTSANfFxxleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHsZ0PWUXg8MkuQZ9kvnzIS5frEk9-nzX_Oz_xzEjtEqjWvFO0I2cb0HAYK86_aem_r1QKqfWuN1GznThSJtNBmw
I’ve known Grace almost for a couple years now, and when she reached out about seeing her people at Collective Good I was so thrilled. Her adds kindness, authenticity, and reverence for her craft fits in so well ♥️ Grace sees clients on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons and evenings. An excerpt from her page, which is up on our website (see our linktree!) along with her booking link:
“Grace offers a deeply restorative approach to integrative massage and holistic wellness practices. She trained at Pacific College of Health and Science in Chicago and brings over four years of experience in her practice, specializing in cultivating stillness within a busy world and guiding clients toward therapeutic renewal. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing begins as a value and becomes what you continue to value.
Grace’s practice honors Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ayurveda, and Western clinical massage with equal reverence. She works well with the central nervous system and uses restorative balancing techniques that influence muscle tension release especially for those navigating symptoms of chronic central nervous system issues. Grace believes healing touch and human connection are profoundly undervalued in the world today. She offers presence, peace, and a quiet invitation to come home to oneself.”