The Value of Touch
My objective is to practice a personalized art and science of healing massage as part of a balanced approach to healthy, happy and creative living.
For over a decade I have lived as an artist in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia. During that time I discovered that working with my hands could also bring deep relaxation and energetic refreshment to people. In 2013 I attended massage school to pursue a future in helping others. Since 2014 I have worked for high end hotels to luxury spas in Philadelphia. I also traveled to Maui in 2021 to study Lomi Lomi which greatly inspires my fluid, relaxing massage style. Massage modalities I practice include Swedish, deep tissue, Ashiatsu, hot stone, prenatal, aromatherapy, warm bamboo, Ayurvedic Kansa foot massage, foot reflexology, scalp treatments, Reiki and more.
Appointments with Kimberlee (Handcrafted Massage) available exclusively at EVIAMA LIFE
www.eviama.com
109 S. 13th Street, 2nd floor courtyard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19107, United States
(215) 545-3344
eviama@gmail.com
Monday 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thu, Fri, Sat 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
I look forward to handcrafting your personalized massage.
~ Kimberlee
Sharing prayers for the people of Maui. I know the people there are taking care of each other as best they can. I know they are sharing stories and struggling together to heal. Pray to make Maui whole again.
Donations:
https://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/strengthening/maui-strong-fund
Photos and songs from Lomi Lomi classes available at Ho'omana spa Maui
https://hoomanaspamaui.com/our-classes/
During a retreat on Maui to learn Lomi Lomi massage, Kumu Jeana and Chucky took us to family land where we volunteered our healing skills for the people of Maui. It was a great honor to be invited to care for all the Aunties/Uncles and Kapunas. Massaging on a Hawaiian rural beach while little kids played in the water and the adults told stories, played music and shared prayers was a magical experience in a beautiful land. Mahalo.