Your Session

Everything you need to know before you arrive, while you are on the table, and in the day that follows.

Before your massage

Your treatment space

The treatment room: the massage table made up with a sage-green blanket and a bolster, a tree-of-life tapestry in the window, and a salt lamp, shelves of towels and books, and a framed copy of the welcome sheet on the wall

During your massage

This is YOUR time.

Allow yourself to slow down.

Focus on your breathing.

Think peaceful, loving thoughts.

Simply be present.

Right here. Right now.

Cassandra at work: smiling as she rests both hands on a client's upper back through the drape, the client lying face down on the table

Please undress to your level of comfort. Most clients leave on their bottom undergarments, though you may choose to receive your massage nude. You will always be professionally draped in accordance with Florida law to ensure your privacy, dignity, and comfort.

Communication is the most important part of your massage. Please let me know if you would like more or less pressure, if something feels uncomfortable, or if a particular technique feels especially beneficial.

Emotional release can be a natural part of the healing process. If emotions arise, allow yourself to experience them without judgment and simply receive the healing.

A Simple Seed maintains the highest standards of professionalism, ethics, privacy, and respect.

After your massage

The welcome sheet framed on the treatment-room wall, lit by a lamp below and flanked by trailing plants on two small shelves

Take it with you

The welcome sheet

Everything on this page, set on two printed pages — the sheet I hand to clients, and the one framed on the wall. Open it to read, print, or save as a PDF.

Open the welcome sheet

Print or save as PDF

Questions clients ask

What should I wear?

Come in whatever is comfortable. You will undress to your own level of comfort in private; most clients leave on their bottom undergarments. You are professionally draped at all times.

What happens on a first visit?

We talk first — about pain, injuries, surgeries, sensitivities, and what you would like addressed or avoided. Then the room is yours: phone silenced, jewelry set aside, and time to simply receive.

Should I ask for more or less pressure?

Always. Communication is the most important part of your massage — tell me if something feels uncomfortable, or if a technique feels especially beneficial.

If I need to reschedule or cancel?

Life happens. If you need to move or cancel your appointment, 24 hours' notice lets me offer the time to someone else who needs it.

How do I pay?

Cash, credit card, Cash App, Venmo, or Zelle. A credit card processing fee may apply. Talent-for-talent bartering is welcomed by prior agreement.