Hours & Appointments

Email to book an appointment: Puck@restforthewickedmt.com

Rest for the Wicked Massage Therapy (link to RFTW services page)

Health intake - required to confirm your appointment.

When we schedule I will send you a health intake form. This must be completed in order to confirm your appointment and secure your spot. If you have any difficulty completing this form, please let me know so we can explore an alternate option. 

This information is confidential and protected under HIPPA. You can request to view your records at any point.

Deposit - required to confirm your appointment.

At the time you schedule your appointment, please anticipate paying a $25 deposit to hold your space. The balance of your fee will be due at the end of your appointment.

Glitter Mayhem Physical Training (link to GMPT page for services)

Initial Consult and Health Forms

Email to schedule an initial consult which I will host online. During this time we will review your goals and assess current health status to formulate a safe starting point. If the program fits your needs, we'll develop a plan in cooperation that will be periodically reviewed for  its fit to your needs, and updated if necessary.

Select a package that works for you

Once we've completed that process, you will be asked to complete some paperwork and pay for your preferred package. In addition to full Movement and Mobility Packages, there is also an option and opportunity to participate local Movement Field Days (around Baltimore), and Online Group Movement Sessions (both of these are included in Movement and Mobility Packages.

Hours

Note: Rest for the Wicked Massage Therapy is located in a historic Baltimore rowhouse and is only accessible via stairs. The site unfortunately does not make adding a ramp feasible. I am open to house visits; please email for more information and to discuss options. My sincerest apologies for this limitation. For more information, please see Accessibility at the bottom of the Services page.

Located at 4321 Harford Avenue, Baltimore. I'm looking forward to your visit!

This site is located on unceded lands of the Susquehannock and Piscataway peoples. Additionally, Baltimore has long been home to displaced Lumbee tribe members who have been further subjected to eminent domain land theft within the city and had its own history of slavery and segregation.