Massage By Allison

Thursday, October 8th opening at 1 PM!

If you're comfortable, shoes off, please!

YO.

here’s the deal: in this haus, we leave our shoes at the door. 👟

after 31 years of my dad yelling “SHOES OFF” the second anyone walked through the door, i regret to inform you that i have become my father. devastating.

so, please utilize the new mat right inside the entrance && leave your shoes there before heading into the office space. it helps keep all the lovely things north dakota provides - dirt, leaves, snow, slush, && whatever else gets dragged in - outside of the haus.

thank you for respecting my father’s legacy. 🫡

I have a few openings this week!

September 21st at 1 PM
September 23rd at 12:30 PM
September 24th at 3:45 PM

And more the following week!

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Massage openings tomorrow, August 10th at 12 PM and 1:30 PM!

More openings to show yourself some love!

Tomorrow, August 4th at 11 AM or 2 PM

Massage Openings this week, and a few next week!

Tuesday, July 28th at 9 am

Monday, August 3rd at 11 am and 2 pm
Tuesday, August 4th at 11 am

Today's office looked a little different. 🤍

Plenty of miles, mobile massages and so much gratitude. Thank you for trusting me to bring massage right to your home. Whether you're looking for relaxation, pain relief, or a little time to recharge, I'm thankful to be part of your wellness journey.

opening on Monday, June 22nd at 12 PM and 1:30 PM ✨️

Opening this week!

Tuesday, June 9th at 11 AM

Over the last few months, I’ve been diving deeper into Craniosacral Therapy (CST) and infant bodywork - both professionally and personally as a mom.

Today I attended an infant craniosacral therapy and movement education class with my youngest, who is 4 months old. It was such a good reminder of how connected the body really is!

CST is a gentle hands on approach that focuses on tension patterns within the body and nervous system. In infants, it’s often used alongside support from lactation consultants, pediatric providers, PT/OT, and other wellness professionals to support things like:
• body tension
• feeding challenges
• side preference/torticollis
• flat spots
• overall comfort and regulation

I’ve loved learning more about how gentle touch and movement can support both babies and parents.