Serene Wellness Studio

Serene Wellness Studio

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To keep the body in good health is a duty, otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear.
~Buddha www.ncbtmb.com.

I began my Massage Therapy career in 2008, working with Doctors of Chiropractic and in spas; however, my goal was always to establish and work with my own clientele. I am certified by the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB), the highest national standard in the field of massage. I became certified in Prenatal Massage in 2008. I believe in the power of positive

07/21/2026

Still trying to find your voice online? Me too! It’s hard and scary 🤣

My advice is to just show up in a way that makes you feel comfortable right now.

Trust isn’t built because you talk. It’s built because you consistently show up. Your future clients don’t need a perfect script. They need to know who you are, what you do, and how you can help them.
Find your style.
Then do it over and over again. When the time is right, and you’re ready to talk on camera do it, if not, it’s ok too. 🤍

Photos from Serene Wellness Studio's post 07/20/2026

Some of my clients have been with me through every season of my business.
Long before there were reviews, referrals, or a waitlist, they chose to trust me.
The clients I serve today get the very best of me because the clients who found me years ago helped shape the therapist I’ve become.
To every client who has trusted my hands over the years... thank you.

You didn’t just support my business, you helped build it. 🤍

07/13/2026

What does a “full schedule” look like to you?
No judgment. No right or wrong answer.
I’m genuinely curious.

For me, I know longer work more than 25 hands on hours a week. Ideal week is 20 hands on hours.

Every therapist has a different definition of success.
For some, it’s 10 massages a week.
For others, it’s 20.
For some, it’s 30.

But here’s what I really want to know...
Do you feel burned out at the end of the week?
Do you have enough energy left for yourself and your family?
Are you able to prioritize your own self-care?
Do you see yourself maintaining your current workload 5, 10, or even 20 years from now?

Sometimes growing your income isn’t about squeezing in more appointments. It’s about increasing the value of the ones you’re already providing.

What are some ways you’re increasing the value of your sessions, giving your hands and body a break from deep tissue work? What are some things your clients absolutely love?

Tell me yours. Check mine in the comments 🤍

07/09/2026

Don’t forget to take the time to enjoy what you’ve built 🤍

07/07/2026

“I’m not a masseuse. I’m a Massage Therapist.”

The term “masseuse” has become outdated and, over time, has been associated with businesses that misrepresent massage and, in some cases, operate as fronts for illegal activity.

Licensed Massage Therapists are healthcare professionals.

We complete hundreds of hours of education, pass licensing exams, complete continuing education, follow strict ethical standards, and work within a defined scope of practice.

We assess.
We educate.
We help reduce pain.
We improve mobility.
We help regulate the nervous system.
We support recovery, stress management, and overall well-being.

By calling us Massage Therapists, you’re recognizing the education, professionalism, and clinical skill behind what we do.

Have you ever been called a “masseuse,”? Does it bother you?

07/02/2026

A warm gua sha stone is incredibly underrated. While cool tools are wonderful for puffiness and calming the skin, a gently warmed stone can create a completely different experience, especially in a relaxation-focused facial massage.

Are your clients more stressed than usual? Holding more tension in their neck and shoulders? Complaining of clenching and jaw pain?

Toss your stone into the towel warmer for a little bit, (don’t burn your client, always test on yourself first) and watch them melt into the table 🤍

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2320 NE 2nd Street Suite 4 Ocala, Fl 34471
Ocala, FL
34470

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm