My name is Jacqui and caring for your loved one in the form of nurturing Hospice massage during this very tender time has become my greatest privilege, passion and calling.
As a trained hospice massage therapist and certified lymphedema therapist, it is my honor to bring tranquility and comfort to your loved one thru this palliative, peaceful and soothing form of touch therapy. Having worked in hospitals, nursing homes, private homes, and hospice facilities, I can meet you and your loved one wherever you are. My mission is to bring a healing touch of grace, empathy, respect, dignified compassion and comfort to foster a greater sense of calm, relaxation and peace during this final stage of life. As a licensed esthetician I can also provide cleansing and grooming services which garners a sense of normalcy lifting one's spirit and enhancing their overall quality of life.
Meet Willy my super senior wonder weiner and bringer of joy and smiles. Willy is nearly 18 years young and loves to provide that extra dose of unconditional love that only comes from our beloved pets. Just his presence somehow makes all things better and we look forward to sharing a snuggle and smile with you.
Certified Lymphedema Therapist *Norton School of Lymphedema Scholorship Recipient
FL Licensed Massage Therapist
FL Licensed Full Specialist Esthetician
Extended Courses in Hospice Massage, Palliative Care and Cancer Care
Hospice massage provides significant benefits to individuals in end-of-life care by addressing physical discomfort and emotional needs. Gentle massage techniques can help alleviate pain, reduce muscle tension, and improve circulation, making patients more comfortable. By promoting relaxation, massage also aids in reducing stress and anxiety, which are often heightened during terminal illness. Additionally, it can improve sleep quality and provide relief from the physical and emotional toll of prolonged illness, allowing patients to experience a greater sense of peace.
Beyond the physical benefits, hospice massage offers emotional and psychological support. The simple act of touch can foster a deep sense of connection, helping patients feel less isolated and more cared for. Massage can be particularly helpful for patients who struggle with communication, as it allows caregivers to offer compassion through nonverbal means. The holistic nature of hospice massage, addressing both body and mind, ultimately enhances the quality of life for those in palliative care.
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