About Me

I've always been someone who enjoys caring for others. Long before I found my way to massage therapy, I was the person family and friends turned to after a long day, the one who could ease their tension and help them exhale. Being able to help someone feel better has always brought me genuine joy. It's simply who I am.

Eventually that instinct led me to pursue it professionally. I trained at the National Holistic Institute (NHI), where a calling quietly became a career and where I built the skill behind every session I offer today.

Along the way, I came to believe that taking care of yourself is one of the most powerful investments you can make. In a world that constantly asks us to give to everyone else, true wellness begins the moment we choose to make time for ourselves and listen to what our bodies need. Massage offers far more than physical relief. It's an invitation to slow down, recharge, and come home to yourself, without guilt or apology. There is nothing more rewarding than watching a client leave feeling lighter and more themselves than when they arrived.

That belief lives in the name of my practice. 3Seventeen is the day I gave life to my son, the moment I understood what it meant to have a greater purpose. He is my why, and a daily reminder of the values I carry into this work: care, connection, and intention.

That same care shapes my mission, to create a refined sanctuary of calm and a true escape from the everyday. Every session is guided by thoughtful touch, tranquil surroundings, and genuine warmth, restoring balance in body, mind, and spirit and reminding each client that they are worth this pause.

3Seventeen Wellness Spa is a private massage studio located in a quiet suite. This is an intimate, one-on-one space focused entirely on therapeutic bodywork, so you can expect a calm environment, personalized attention, and a session tailored to what your body needs that day. I look forward to being of service to you and can't wait to welcome you into this space.

Jacquese, pronounced (Jah•Kees)