My commitment to accessibility
& social justice
I offer discounts, creative exchanges or payment plans for anyone in need of them.
I invite those with excess funds to make a donation, along with their session fee, so that I can offer discounts to people who do not have access to abundant funds.
I contribute to Black Lead Healing Initiatives and I am in the life long process of dismantling white privilege. I am so grateful to be mentored by
My NoHo Location is on the ground floor. My Portland Location has an elevator. My massage table is wide to accommodate all body sizes. Please let me know any access needs you have and I will arrange to have them met.
My NoHo healing arts room is situated on Tovaangar, the unceded lands of the Tongva, Chumash and Tatavium people. I am in the process of learning the history of colonization in this area and making relationships and reparations to local Indigenous communities.
Here are some ways to be informed and get involved
Tongva Taraxat Paxaavxa Conservancy
I honor, offer gratitude, tend relationships with and consistently give back to people of Yucateca Maya heritage who have generously offered me sanctuary when I was lost and broken, saved my life, healed me, welcomed me into their healing ways and awakened my healing gifts.
I am always open to feedback on how I can grow and improve in equity and accessibility practices
"As a fat black femme, it has felt safer for me to assume that I am in unsafe space when seeking support from healing practitioners, particularly those who are not BIPOC. With Keath, I could feel early on in our session that my emotional armor was not needed. He asked comprehensive questions and held the answers with both expertise and humanity. He approached our session in a way that let me know my voice was heard; Keath made space for my intuitive knowing of my path to healing. " C.J.