Kelsey Vinge

What is your favorite type of massage or aliment to work on, and why? 

My favorite treatment is a massage and Reiki combo. I love infusing energy work into my sessions, providing a safe space for clients to move through emotional and energetic blockages. 

I love hip work and abdominal massage. We all carry so much tension in our hips, and my clients are often surprised at how much we’re able to release in a session. Abdominal massage is a powerful technique to release physical and emotional tension while promoting an overall sense of well-being and a deeper connection to your body.

What do you enjoy doing outside of work, and how do you stay healthy and balanced in your own life? 

I love live music, dancing, rollerblading, and hanging with my cat, Harper. I am grateful to have a solid morning routine where I connect with my mind, body, and spirit each day, which allows me to show up fully for each of my clients. I am a huge advocate for movement as a mental health practice. 

Maintaining balance in my life looks like living in alignment with my menstrual cycle. My routine ebbs and flows with my inner seasons. I take intentional rest when it’s required and cultivate more fire when I have the capacity to do so. This has been an absolute game-changer for me. 

Who usually comes to see you/ what are they often looking for? 

I see people who are seeking a safe space to release tension on physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual levels. I keep an open channel for communication and understand the deep importance of having the client feel safe, seen, and heard. 

My most popular treatments are a combination of therapeutic and relaxation with moderate to deep pressure. With my Reiki treatments, I see clients who are looking for an energetic reset, or to work through emotional blockages. 

What brings you Joy? 

Snuggling with my cat. Dancing to live music. My morning coffee. Sunshine.  

Top 3 favorite books or favorite books you read last year that greatly impacted your life? 

1. Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts

2. The Gifts of Imperfection by Brene Brown 

3. A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle

What is your favorite way to move your body? 

Dancing, rollerblading, skating, yoga. 

What are you grateful for? 

I am grateful for the life I am creating, the body I am in, a career that I am deeply passionate about, and all the beautiful souls I am connecting with along the way. I am grateful to be here.