Lydia has been practicing massage therapy since 2019, bringing a deeply relational and trauma-informed approach to her work. With a B.A. in Psychology from Asbury University and an M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy from Louisville Seminary, her bodywork is shaped by a strong foundation in mental health and an honoring of the mind–body connection.

Lydia approaches each session with curiosity, compassion, and a “not-knowing” stance, allowing the client’s lived experience to lead the way. She especially enjoys supporting clients who integrate massage into their mental health care and has experience working with TMJD, migraines, neck and shoulder tension, and chronic pain.

At the heart of Lydia’s practice are consent, inclusivity, and trauma-informed care—creating a space where clients feel safe, respected, and empowered in their bodies. Outside of the treatment room, Lydia enjoys karaoke, reading, crafting, and gathering with friends.

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