Jinn is a graduate of the National Holistic Institute in Emeryville, California, where she received comprehensive training in both Eastern and Western massage techniques. She practiced in California before relocating to Massachusetts, and is now excited to be offering massage at the studio where she’s been the welcoming front desk face for the past year.
Jinn’s approach to bodywork blends relaxation and therapeutic techniques, drawing influence from Shiatsu, Thai massage, craniosacral therapy, and her ongoing fascination with the body’s fascia network. Her style is intuitive, nurturing, and fluid—aimed at creating space and flow in the body while supporting nervous system regulation.
Her journey into massage began after a chance encounter with Watsu, a form of aquatic bodywork she witnessed while traveling in Budapest. That moment sparked a deep curiosity that led her to study various hands-on healing practices. She’s inspired by the idea of massage as both an art and a form of communication—especially with clients who are tuned in to their bodies and open to sharing what’s changing for them session to session.
Jinn especially enjoys working with people who may be new to massage or looking for gentle, holistic support—those who are seeking grounding, restoration, or simply a deeper connection to themselves.
3 Fun Facts:
- She’s happiest when reading a great book near the ocean.
- She once ran a surf and skate shop on the West Coast and loved mentoring the team of teens she managed.
- Before massage, she worked in indie bookstores and still geeks out over cover design and publishing trends.