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10/20/2025

The Best Way to Reach Me is Through Text
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🩵Thank You🩵

09/27/2025

Hello and Good Morning,🌞
To my Guests, Friends, and Family! 💙

✨️Flash Openings!!✨️

MONDAY 29TH AT 2PM
&
TUESDAY STARTING AT 11AM

Much Gratitude 🙏 to all! 💙
Have yourselves a beautiful day and Holiday season ahead 🍂🧡🎃

09/14/2025

Just a reminder 😌

09/10/2025

09/03/2025

Openings the week of the 15th!🪷
💙16th and 17th afternoon
💙18th and 19th morning

08/29/2025

A Fluff and Buff(Swedish)+Thera-gun Treatment = $80

Not to mention the additionals I will throw in to make up for moments I'm not on my A game..., i.e.; Hot Stone, Extra Hot Towels as needed, and maybe some Sound Therapy. Not to mention times to which I may empathize with a situation and provide service for a discount or maybe even (free... 😮)

This is an open, trustworthy, (mutual) space with understanding and (care).

If Peotone is to far of a drive from where one may be located, I have referrals for folks from all directions. I am not stingy.

Love, light, And Boundaries 💙🧿
Namaste 🙏 🪷

08/13/2025

https://www.facebook.com/100064580353514/posts/1203804975115503/

The suboccipitals are a group of small but powerful muscles located just beneath the base of your skull. They control precise movements between your skull and the top two vertebrae in your neck:
1. Re**us Capitis Posterior Minor
2. Re**us Capitis Posterior Major
3. Obliquus Capitis Superior
4. Obliquus Capitis Inferior

These muscles are densely packed with proprioceptors and are directly tied to how your eyes stabilize your visual field. In fact, every time your eyes track, fixate, or shift, the suboccipitals coordinate to keep your head still and aligned. That link is what makes them so sensitive to eye strain or visual dysfunction.

When your eyes struggle to converge or focus properly, your suboccipitals often overcompensate, locking down into a state of chronic tension. This can lead to nerve compression, poor cervical coordination, and suboccipital headaches that mimic migraines.

What most people miss is this: eye imbalances are not just about blurred vision or eye fatigue. They directly overload the postural system. If the eyes can’t guide the head, the suboccipitals take over. Over time, that creates tightness, headaches, neck pain, and loss of upper body stability.

Fix the eyes. Release the neck. Change the posture. It starts with restoring the link between vision and spinal control.

07/29/2025

🎃💀👻🕷
How Exciting!

07/08/2025

https://www.facebook.com/100005272608048/posts/2864848733700852/