Desert Moon Massage-Ellis Darcy LMT

A few times a year I open up my books on a Saturday. Book yourself one of these rare appointments and kick off your October with a complimentary Pumpkin Spice foot scrub (valid 10/3 only)

The 3 day weekend is here, the perfect opportunity for some self care so you can head back into the work week refreshed.

Open Labor Day 1030a-1p

2026 has brought a lot of changes and one of the best ones has been starting my own practice. Welcome to Desert Moon Massage 🌵 🌙

Thankful for all of my clients who have been with me for years and have followed me on my journey to get here and always grateful to those who have recently found me. I provide a safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community and its allies 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ as well as the Deaf and HoH 🤟🏻

My massage sessions focus on resetting the nervous system through therapeutic massage while incorporating the use of heat therapy (hot stones, heat packs, heated scraper), aromatherapy, myofascial release, stretching, and deep tissue as needed. You'll melt away into a meditative state to 528hz binaural beats as I guide your body into a state of healing, releasing stress, and unraveling the pain.

Aside from being a massage therapist I am also a parent to 4 kids (ages 9-18), 5 cats, and 2 dogs. While my partner and I live in MI, most of my days are spent in Toledo at the office, with my kids + friends, and at school learning ASL. In my free time, I'm either at a concert, walking through the metroparks, The Moth, or grabbing an oat chai latte at one of my favorite coffee shops. As an OH/MI transplant from San Diego, I bring the chill surfer vibes I grew up with for 30yrs. Hope to see you on my table soon 🤙🏻🌊

10m Chair Massage for $15
Stop by to see me and check out the vendors ☀️

$10 adv tix/$15 day of (incl climbing and rentals)
Go to June 12th on the calendar to purchase tix

I'll be there offering 10m chair massage for $15
⭐️$15 off new client bookings

d/Deaf or HoH? Looking for a massage therapist you can work with? 🤟🏻🙌🏻

I decided to go back to school this year to begin my ASL Interpreter degree. Something I've wanted to do for 20+ yrs after being introduced to ASL as a child by my grandma. I then took ASL 1 + 2 in high school and volunteered at a Deaf Orphanage in Mexico a few times. ASL has always found it's way into my life over the years and this year I finally decided to take the leap and start working towards becoming an interpreter. It's going to be a long road before I complete everything, but I'm excited to finally become fluent in a 2nd language. We're never too old to learn something new.