I didn’t always know I’d become a massage therapist but looking back, the signs were there. My grandparents, mom, and a close friend noticed early on that I had a skill with my hands, a way of relieving pain and tension that felt... natural. Over time, that quiet gift became something I chose to cultivate with care and intention.

I’ve been practicing bodywork for over six years now. I’m a graduate of the National Holistic Institute, a California State certified massage therapist, and a member of the AMTA. My style blends technical knowledge with intuition, I focus on listening to the body and adapting each session to what it actually needs in the moment.

We’re living in a world that runs fast, pushes hard, and leaves very little room to land. I believe massage is one of the few spaces where people can pause, reset, and reconnect with themselves. It’s more than just fixing aches it’s about helping the body feel safe again.

I started Inflowescence as a way to offer that kind of space. The name is a made-up word inspired by my late grandmother, Florence. She was a steady, loving presence in my life, and this work is part of how I carry that forward through care, consistency, and helping people return to flow.

Thanks for being here. I’m honored to do this work.

Welcome to INFLOWESCENCE [in-floh-ehs-uhns]: The physical, mental, and spiritual process of maintaining steadiness and relaxation in mind and body.

With gratitude and flow,
Kameron Wicks