You are invited to experience a bodywork that is different than anything you may have previously experienced.

I incorporate everything I have learned and experienced over the past 33 years as a Professional Massage Therapist, including all I have learned on my travels.

My strength lies in addressing your muscles and your nervous system, combining my experience and body of knowledge and using focused, sensitive attention, making my sessions excellent for those with injuries, aches, pains, as well as those suffering from stress, anxiety, grief, loss, illness or any other life challenges.

the place for those who want hands that listen,

for those who want to leave feeling fully integrated,

for those who know that it’s not enough to touch the body when the mind and soul are thirsty too.

Hand in Hand Massage,

offering extended sessions for those who never want their massage to end

“There is a place that calls you home, its voice bone deep. This place is whispering to you through the night and within each day, reminding you of something that you lost somewhere, or hid some place within the darkness. Yet this place tries to keep in touch, to reach out, no matter how tangled the vines around the doorway have become. It longs for you to wake up and lovingly settle within it, to come back to where you belong. For this place is your body, your heart and your belief in yourself. It’s time to listen, to be guided back. Retracing your steps, shredding the layers until you reach your center. Your bones are literally aching to feel you residing within them, your heart aching for your love and care; wanting to tell your stories to you, and for you to not abandon it any longer. But to feel at home within your very core.”

- Brigit Anna McNeill

MY WAY OF CONNECTING

is un-rushed,

slow and gentle,

using my hands and heart in a considered way to allow for a deep a full experience of relaxation, unwinding and letting go.


My approach addresses the polyvagal system, bringing your dorsal and ventral systems into regulation, calming your nervous system.

Over 30 years experience as a massage professional and a therapist has

taught me that listening

to what is deeper and beyond the spoken word, deeper than the layers of skin and muscle, allows us to hear and feel the rivers and streams that lie beneath. My sessions call you, invite you to go deep, to experience the dream body, the heart at the center of your being, the you that is safe, whole, healthy and at peace.


“The autonomic nervous system, via neuroception, is listening beneath the words for sounds of safety and friendship”.

- The Polyvagal Theory in Therapy, Deb Dana

A Hand in Hand Relaxation Massage is for those who love to deeply relax and for those who experience stress, anxiety and panic disorders. Using a combination of specialized techniques, these sessions calm the nervous system to help those who need those with busy minds, anxiety/stress, tension and those dealing with grief and loss.

Sacred Bodywork is particularly effective for those with Essential Tremor and other tremor disorders and for those who like to ‘journey’.

Therapeutic Massage addresses aches/pains and injury such as whiplash, headaches/migraines, arthritis, digestive issues, jaw tension and heart health.

Hand in Hand Massage sessions are designed to enhance your experience and address your goals.

Meet Monique

Massage Professional, artist, traveler, explorer and author

Monique opened her massage practice in 1991

Her love as a massage professional is Sacred Bodywork, sessions she developed which uses tempo, rhythm and carefully selected techniques to deeply relax the client and create and support out-of-body experiences. For more information ask about her book, A Dual Path: Sacred Practices and Bodywork.

Specialities also include working with headaches, migraines, whiplash, grief, loss and trauma. Monique has a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York and became a sculptor which greatly influences her work with the body.

Monique has a Masters in Expressive Arts Therapy from Lesley University, Cambridge, MA and a BFA from The School of Visual Arts, NY

“There is a voice that doesn’t use words. Listen.” - Rumi