You’ll need a clear area of about 10 x 12 feet (about the size of a twin bed with room to move around) so I can set up the table and move comfortably around it.  Please make sure the space is warm enough for your comfort. I bring all necessary massage equipment and supplies, so that is all you need to provide.

I provide services within Santa Clarita Valley.  This includes Valencia, Newhall, Canyon Country, Saugus, Stevenson Ranch, and Castaic areas.

Traditionally, massage is done on bare skin and many people undress completely for a full‑body massage. However, you do not have to give up your modesty or comfort. Some clients remove all clothing, while others prefer to leave on their undergarments. This is your choice and should match your comfort level. You will have privacy when you undress, and you will be covered with sheets and a blanket at all times, except for the area being worked on.

First, make yourself comfortable. Many people ask where to put their arms; the answer is simple: wherever feels best to you. If I need you to change position, I will either ask you or gently move the part of the body I’m working on. Otherwise, feel free to adjust your body so you can relax. Some clients close their eyes and become very quiet, while others like to talk. Both are fine. This is your massage, and whatever helps you relax is the best way to be.

During your massage I may find areas that are tender or painful. The level of pressure is always based on what you want and what your body can tolerate. Many people describe good pressure on tight spots as “hurts so good.” But if you have to hold your breath, clench, or endure the pain, that becomes counterproductive. Massage does not have the motto “no pain, no gain.” Strong pain can trigger stress responses in the body, which is not our goal.

If the pressure feels too intense, please tell me so I can lighten up or change techniques. You never need to “tough it out.” Some deeper techniques can be uncomfortable yet provide long‑term benefits, and some people like the “no pain, no gain” idea. Even so, your comfort and your specific body needs should guide the pressure we use.

You may feel sore after a massage, especially if you’re not used to bodywork. This can feel similar to soreness after a good workout and usually fades within a day or two.

Communication is key.

People sometimes feel shy about speaking up if the pressure is too deep or too light, or if they want more focus on a certain area. They worry about being rude or offending me. Remember: it’s your body and your massage. You have every right to say what you like and what you don’t. I watch for physical cues, like held breath or sudden muscle tension, but I still need your feedback. You are the expert on your own comfort and pain levels. The best way to get the massage you want is to tell me what you want, before and during the session.

I don’t offer 30‑minute sessions because that’s usually only enough time to address one specific area. It’s not long enough to experience a full‑body massage. Most people start with a 60‑minute session. That gives enough time to work the whole body and help you relax. Some clients prefer 90 minutes, which allows extra time to settle in and focus more on problem areas.

With both 60‑ and 90‑minute sessions, you receive the full time on the table. Many places advertise a 60‑minute massage but only provide 45–50 minutes. With Heavenly Healing Mobile Massage, you get the full time your body deserves.

That depends on your goals and your budget.

If you’re working on an injury or chronic pain, weekly sessions are often helpful at first, until you reach a more stable, comfortable place and we can move to a maintenance schedule.

If you’re using massage for prevention, general wellness, or stress relief, you have more flexibility. Some clients schedule weekly, others every other week, some every 3 weeks, and some monthly. All of them recognize massage as part of their self‑care.  At minimum, I recommend a massage at least once a month. The effects are cumulative: regular sessions, every week or two, or even monthly, can significantly improve your overall health and tension levels when combined with good nutrition and exercise.

No one has a perfect body. We all have areas we feel self‑conscious about, myself included.

When I’m working, I’m not judging your appearance, nor looking at your body through your eyes. I’m focused on your muscles, areas of tension, how your body responds to the work, and your breathing. I have worked with many body types, sizes, scars, and physical differences including amputations and paralysis. My job is to help you feel safe, comfortable, and relaxed so you can forget about self‑criticism for a while. Who you are on the inside is what truly matters.

This is the question I hear most often. The answer is: rarely.

During a massage I use my fingers, forearms, fists, and elbows, so it’s not just my hands doing all the work. I also use proper body mechanics, which protects my joints and reduces fatigue. Most importantly, I love what I do. Helping clients feel better during and after their sessions keeps me energized.

Monday–Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

48‑hour cancellation policy:
If your appointment is not cancelled at least 48 hours before your scheduled time, you will be billed for the full amount of the missed massage.