You may have noticed that Fount of Wellness is LGBTQIA+ friendly. But what does that actually mean?
For me, it means something pretty simple: you are welcome here.
It means I want to work with all kinds of people, from all kinds of backgrounds, at all different stages of life. I understand that sometimes we are figuring things out. Sometimes we are changing. Sometimes our bodies, identities, beliefs, relationships, or circumstances don’t look the same as they did a year ago, or even a month ago.
And that’s okay.
I don’t believe you have to have everything figured out before you deserve to feel comfortable in your own body.
I also know that people are different. We have different bodies, different beliefs, different identities, different experiences, and different stories. None of those differences make you less deserving of kindness, respect, or care.
That’s why I want everyone who walks into my massage room to feel welcome on my table.
At Fount of Wellness, you don’t have to worry about being judged for your size, your appearance, your gender, your sexuality, your religion, or simply being yourself. My job is not to decide whether your life makes sense to me. My job is to care for you.
That’s also why you’ll see this message pinned on my Facebook page:
All sizes.
All colors.
All genders.
All religions.
All types.
All people.
Every body.
It’s not just a marketing statement. It’s genuinely how I want to practice massage.
I know that living in a smaller community like Fort Smith, Arkansas can sometimes make it difficult to know where you will truly be accepted for who you are. Finding a business where you can walk through the door without wondering whether you’ll be judged, misunderstood, or treated differently shouldn’t be something you have to stress about.
So I want to make this very clear:
At Fount of Wellness, you will be welcomed.
You will be treated with respect.
You will be cared for.
And you don’t have to change who you are before you come through my door.
We’re all on different journeys. We all carry different things with us. But underneath all of those differences, we’re all human beings who deserve to feel safe, respected, and cared for.
That’s what I want Fount of Wellness to be.
A place where you can take a breath, let your shoulders drop, and simply be yourself for a while.
Exactly as you are.
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