No, but we can provide the codes and receipt for you to get reimbursed by your insurance.
We can charge HSA cards.
Check and credit card accepted for all services.
Cash is also accepted for in person services as well.
Please see Terms and Conditions page for more specifics.
Tipping is never expected but always appreciated.
At least 48-hours [before the appointment or after booking] notice is required. Please view the full cancellation policy here.
Of course! There are some guidelines to rescheduling without penalty so please review my rescheduling policy here.
For all in-house services (bodywork), triple-layered, K-95 or equal, masking is required. If you do not have a mask, one can be provided for you upon request. Services will not be rendered without a mask.
For virtual meetings:
· If you are in a clear headspace and feel up to it, we can still meet.
· If you feel like you will get more out of your session once you feel better, we should reschedule. Learn more about rescheduling here.
For in-house appointments:
· Reflect on the following questions before coming in for an appointment:
· Have you had a fever in the last 24 hours of 100°F or above?
· Do you now, or have you recently had, any respiratory or flu symptoms, sore throat, or shortness of breath?
· Have you been in contact with anyone in the last 14 days who has been diagnosed with COVID-19 or has Coronavirus-type symptoms?
If you replied 'yes' to any of these questions, please contact us to reschedule your appointment without penalty.
They are different.
Bodywork includes massage therapy, chiropractic care, energy work, Shiatsu, Thai massage, reflexology, etc. Massage therapy is a branch of the bodywork “tree”.
On this site, you will see the terms used interchangeably because multiple modalities are offered at Honeysuckle Healing.
Hydrate like an athlete before a work-out. Make sure you have a meal before your massage but do not eat right before coming in. At least 60-90 minutes between your previous meal and the massage appointment. Take a 10 minute walk beforehand to warm up your tissues if possible. It’s advisable to strength train or perform high impact exercise before your massage, not after. Refrain from wearing lotions or oils on your skin, as well as perfumes and spray-on scents to your appointment, this can interfere with the therapist’s techniques.
For massage/bodywork appointments, wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing. Think about staying cozy post-massage experience as well, depending on the season, bring socks and a hat if need be.
Showing up 5-10 min early is perfectly acceptable, as you will be required to fill out a health history form and consent to care. Afterward, the therapist will review the intake with you and ask specific questions to establish goals for the session, clarify details of intake, and determine what massage plan to co-create that addresses limits and needs. The therapist may perform certain assessments and testing to evaluate your condition and to see if you have any presenting complaints.
It is important to list all health concerns and medications so the therapist
can adapt the session to your specific needs without doing any harm. It is also important to list any allergies, so the therapist is aware if she needs
to use a different oil during the session.
No, it is up to you and your comfort level what you don’t wear. You will be properly draped under a sheet and blanket at all times. Please expect to remove jewellery, like necklaces, rings, bracelets, dangle earrings, etc. prior to your treatment.
Relax as much as you can. Use the time to attune to yourself. If your therapist wants you to adjust your position, she will either move you or will ask you to move what is needed. Otherwise, change your position anytime to make yourself more comfortable.
Many people close their eyes and relax, some fall asleep completely during a session; others prefer to talk.
Everybody is different when it comes to pressure, some prefer deep tissue massage, whilst others find a soothing gentle massage much more relaxing. What feels right to one client might feel painful for another or too light and ineffective for someone else. The therapist will use a variety of techniques, some working deeper into the muscle tissue than others. Massage should never be painful, but you may feel some discomfort if deep tissue techniques are used on tight or overworked and stressed muscles. Therefore, it is important that you communicate with the therapist regarding your objectives and pressure preferences and feedback any pain or discomfort during your treatment.
The massage therapist is a professional who has worked with all body shapes and sizes. She is non-judgmental about your body weight, amount of hair, skin conditions, scars, disabilities, medical conditions, or personal history. Your dignity and modesty will be protected at all times using towels and blankets to comfortably drape your body and preserve your humility. The therapist will leave the room before and after the massage, to allow you to undress and dress with privacy.
Your treatment is your valuable time and opportunity to relax. If chatting helps you to relax that is fine, but most clients find they can get most benefit from a treatment by practicing quietness, enjoying the relaxing music and touch. In many instances, people may feel more relaxed starting off talking, and as the massage progresses, enter quieter states of relaxation.
There are times when you should feel free to speak up. If the therapist is doing anything to make you uncomfortable, you should let her know immediately. Also, let her know if you get too warm or too cold, or if the pressure needs to be changed (lighter or deeper). If something is not working for you and you are not able to relax during the session, alert the therapist as to how she can make it a better experience for you.
It is common for your muscles to feel temporarily tired or heavy, like how they feel after a workout. Some clients receiving a massage feel achy, flu like, or complain of headache after. This is due to all the stagnant bio-chemicals that have been released from your muscles. These symptoms are completely normal and should pass within 24 hours. Keep hydrating reasonably.
It is also normal to experience emotional releases, such as tears, laughter, or a profound sense of relief, for example
Some people feel cold after a massage as the treatment has encouraged blood to flow near the surface of the skin causing heat loss, so again, dress cozy for your appointment.
After your session, you may also feel thirstier than usual. This is because the techniques used in treatment released stagnant fascia up for moisture, blood flow, and fresh oxygen. Help keep your body's tissues hydrated and healthy with a couple extra glasses of water than normal to facilitate the movement of fluids initiated on the treatment table.
There are very few instances where massage is not recommended, and these are called total contraindications. This includes being under the influence of alcohol, suffering from a cold/flu/fever, diarrhea or vomiting or having a contagious skin infection. There are also ‘local contraindications’ which are conditions affecting specific areas of the body such as cuts, bruises or areas of injury; these areas will be avoided.
Severe medical conditions such as heart problems, respiratory issues, cancer, or epilepsy will require medical approval from your GP stating that you are safe to receive a massage.
The conditions mentioned above are general guidelines only, so if you are concerned that any of the medical conditions apply to you, please contact your therapist first to check that the treatment is suitable for you. You should not attend a massage if you believe that you are suffering from or have been exposed to Covid-19.
If you’re not sure if these limitations apply to you, contact us with an update on your health status to help you make the best decision: [email protected]
In general, every consultation will include information about the planets, their sign and house placement, what houses they rule, and the aspects they make in addition to repeated symbolic themes and anything else you’d like to focus on in particular.
You must decide if you would like a birth chart reading or a birth time rectification consultation.
Not knowing your birth time means not knowing your ascendant, or house placements. Without those pieces, the birth chart is incomplete but we can still get a lot of information from what is there.
Birth time rectification consults are specifically for narrowing the birth time down as closely to the original time as possible through a series of questions about life events and certain timings. I do not offer these readings at this time.
Short answer: No
Long answer: I do practice & offer electional astrology consultations, which are all about looking forward at upcoming transits to make educated choices about the best days for signing contracts, getting married, beginning new projects, etc.
If you need to reschedule your appointment, simply contact us via email at [email protected] Please refer to our Terms & Conditions page for more details.
At this time, I do not. I also do not look at charts of individuals who are not present or who have not given their consent.
Consultations take place on Zoom, which you can use on your phone or desktop. It’s a little easier if you download it beforehand, but that’s not required! You’ll get the zoom link to our meeting in your booking confirmation email.
I’m happy to do a text based consultation if Zoom doesn’t work for you!
Yes! And you’re invited to record our consultation on Zoom, which you can do if you join from a desktop or laptop.
If your consultation was within the last 3 months, I will likely have a copy I can send you. Email us at [email protected] and we will send you another copy if we have it. If not, we will let you know; c’est la vie!
Web cameras are optional! If you don’t want to be on camera, you’re not obligated to. I’m happy to turn off my webcam if that makes you more comfortable, but I will have mine on otherwise.
For Reiki to be effective, physical contact is not necessary. I work through the energetic-astral plane to access healing energy and send it to you, whether we are in the office together or long distance.
It’s highly recommended to make the most of your time by laying down somewhere quiet to close your eyes. Unplug from your devices and consciously connect to your breathing and relax as much as possible. It’s ok to fall asleep!
I teach Hatha yoga style postures/asana with vinyasa, Iyengar, yin, kundalini and tantric influences. My meditation style is influenced by tantric philosophy, kundalini, animism, and Tibetan buddhism.
All yoga posture/asana is capable of being helpful or harmful, depending on how mindful you are. Always check with your general practitioner before beginning any movement program, especially if you have an injury, chronic pain or physical limitations that impact your quality of life.
Consulting with a medical professional is always the first step in assessing injury and pain complaints before administering any movement program.
Then stop the movement. Make a decision to explore it from a gentler perspective and application or if the pain or fear persists, stop doing the movement and consult with your general practitioner.
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(678) 378-0777
971 NW Spruce Ave
Corvallis, OR 97330
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