Hi! I’m Kim.

 

I am the founder of Phoenix Women’s Health Massage.

With over 25 years as a massage therapist, my work continues to evolve—just like I do as a woman, practitioner, and human. My passion for women’s health is deeply personal, because each of us carries a story.

And our bodies tell that story—physically, emotionally, energetically, and spiritually.

The unraveling of life—the layers we gather through the years—can be hard. Let’s face it: societal conditioning, ancestral trauma, and the daily grind of “fitting in” can leave us completely disconnected from who we truly are.

I began a deep dive into the patterns that kept cycling through my life. That exploration opened a doorway within me—a hunger for something more.

One weekend, I found myself in the high mountains of northern Arizona, where I encountered Mayan Abdominal Massage. I can only describe the experience as “coming home.”

It felt like I already knew this practice from another time and space. I was instantly hooked—thirsty to learn more, and to share this sacred healing space with women on a broader level.

But the path wasn’t always clear. For years, I felt frustrated—but I knew the calling was only getting louder.

Then came 2020.

Collectively and personally, everything boiled over. We were all asked to go inward in a big way. My body began to tell its story. I was finally ready to confront the buried trauma that lived inside me since childhood.

I honored the miraculous ways my physical body had protected “little Kim,” the 7-year-old girl.

But it was time—to stop staying stuck.

To stop burying.

To start acknowledging.

Layer by layer, I began to uncover what I had hidden for so long.

My healing journey revealed how deeply my wounding was connected to the very things I had once perceived as weaknesses:

  • PCOS

  • Blocked fallopian tubes and a Western diagnosis of “infertility”

  • Scar tissue from STDs and abortion

  • More scar tissue from an appendectomy

  • HEAVY, painful periods, with years of shame and accidents

  • Guilt, grief, and unspoken sorrow

  • And a long history of seeking love and connection through sexual encounters that often left me feeling empty and unseen

All of it was stored in my lower chakras:

My sacral, where my creativity and sexuality live.

My root, the foundation of safety and survival.

My solar plexus, the center of my power and self-worth.

Now, my mission is crystal clear:

I am here to help empower women—in a big way.

To help shift the perception that we are the weaker sex.

To reclaim our cycles as sacred—not shameful.

To stop giving our power away in exchange for acceptance.

To stop identifying with our trauma as our whole story.

So, powerful woman—yes, you—

I want to talk to you.

I have a program designed to support your unraveling.

To walk beside you on this sacred road and discover what’s begging to come into the light.

Our nature is to shine.

We, as divine feminine beings, are meant to be the energetic force behind the action of the masculine.

It’s time to soften. To remember.

To return to who we came here to be:

Present.

Radiant.

Creative.

Love.

My Fertility Story

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Ixchel

In May of 2006, a friend invited me to journey to Mexico. Always up for an adventure, I quickly agreed to be her companion. She had a deep connection to the land south of Cancún, and the trip immediately intrigued me.

Throughout our visit, she often spoke of a powerful Mayan goddess named Ixchel. Her stories stirred something within me—I wanted to learn more.

Ixchel is traditionally represented in three forms, each reflecting a different phase of womanhood:

  • The White Goddess, the maiden of the moon, is often shown holding a rabbit. She symbolizes purity, new beginnings, and reproductive potential.

  • The Red Goddess, also known as the Lady Rainbow or the Weaver Goddess, represents fertility, menstruation, and the sacred role of the midwife.

  • The Crone Goddess, the elder wise woman, is filled with spiritual and medicinal knowledge. She is depicted with a serpent on her head, symbolizing wisdom, transformation, and healing.

Ixchel is a powerful force for women to invoke—she comes to us in our time of need. A temple dedicated to her still stands today on Isla de Mujeres (“Island of Women”), a sacred place that holds deep spiritual resonance.

This story struck a personal chord with me. Years before that trip, I had been diagnosed with fertility issues and other reproductive challenges. I had come to accept that I wouldn’t have more children—I had one beautiful son from a previous marriage, and my life, though different than I imagined, felt full and complete.

But I couldn’t ignore the energy I felt during that journey. Ixchel’s presence was palpable. The connection was profound.

Two years after that initial trip—and after several more visits to Playa del Carmen with my now-husband—we discovered we were pregnant. I truly believe the spiritual work I did, and my connection to Ixchel, opened me to receive that miracle.

Of course, it wasn’t just the spiritual aspect. I had also worked hard to heal my physical, mental, and emotional bodies. I aligned myself fully. And when our son was born, my husband and I returned to the land once again, this time to Cozumel, where we gave thanks to Ixchel for her guidance and support.

This sacred energy is available to any woman—at any stage of life. Whether you’re in your maiden, mother, or crone phase, Ixchel reminds us that we are powerful beyond measure. Our bodies are living miracles—vessels of timeless energy.

What I’ve learned through years of practice is that true healing requires integration of all aspects of ourselves: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. When these elements are in alignment, we return to our natural state of balance—homeostasis.

Today, I offer my services in support of that journey. Through massage, nutritional coaching, movement, stress reduction, and deep self-trust, I help guide women back to their own innate healing wisdom.


 

Fun Facts About Me:

Modern Day Hippie

Crystal Junkie

Nature and Hotspring Enthusiast

“Give yourself permission to rest, to heal, to just be.
To love yourself, to change, to make mistakes, to pursue your dreams.”