Frequently Asked Questions

General


What are your hours?

Does your office have free parking?

Do you have gender neutral restrooms?

Do you work with cancer patients?

Does your massage table have a size/weight limit?

Accommodations

I have appointment times available between 12pm and 6pm every Sunday, Monday, Thursday, and Friday. These hours are by appointment only; I do not accept walk-ins.

Yes, the building has a large parking lot with free two-hour parking.

Unfortunately, my space does not have an in-suite gender neutral restroom. The available facilities are shared gender segregated, multi-stall restrooms on each floor. While they are gendered, I find the restrooms to be low-traffic and safe to use as a gender-nonconforming person.

I am not qualified to treat people who are in active cancer treatment, but I am happy to work with people who are cancer-free and/or in remission and cleared by their oncologist to receive massage.

My massage table has a maximum working weight of 800lbs, and is a few inches shy of the size of a standard twin mattress. If you have concerns about fitting comfortably on the table, please contact me and we can discuss possible accommodations.


How accessible is your space to people who use mobility aids?

Do you use strong fragrances?

I am currently able to accommodate folks who use canes, rollators, and walkers, as well as ambulatory wheelchair users. The building has a ground-level entrance on the parking lot side and a reliable elevator.

Please be aware that I am unable to adjust the height of my table during a session. I have a stepstool available for those who need it, and can provide assistance getting on and off the table, but I cannot lower the table past a certain height.

If you have additional needs, please don’t hesitate to contact me and discuss.

I do not! I am sensitive to strong scents myself, and avoid using them in my practice.

Additionally, the provider suite my office is located in, Towson Wellness Center, has a policy against using strong fragrances, so you can expect the waiting area to be scent-free as well.