As a young child , Narayani moved from San Francisco to the peaceful rolling hills of western Sonoma County . Time spent in nature developed her love and interest in plant medicines and natural therapies . In 2002 , she began working at Simplers Botanical Company. During her employment at Simplers, Narayani gained practical hands-on knowledge of plant medicines and trained as an aromatherapist. Her continued curiosity led her to completed her first massage therapy training at Calistoga Massage Therapy School in 2004. One night, while dreaming , Narayani received a very clear message that she should study cranial work. A series of synchronicities led her to discover the ancient art of Tibetan Cranial and her teacher Shar Lee with whom she completed a three year apprenticeship . This study of Tibetan Cranial opened the door to Narayani’s ongoing study of Sowa Rigpa (Traditional Tibetan Medicine) and the beautiful art of Ku-Nye (Tibetan Massage). Sowa Rigpa translates to the “Science of Healing “ and through these practices Narayani has dedicated her life to help heal all sentient beings.

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The power of allowing another being to touch our body — to be witnessed, held, and met through the language of hands and presence — is something that humbles me again and again. Since childhood, I have known that touch would be one of my deepest forms of service. Through many years of receiving bodywork and unraveling the layers within my own being, I’ve come to understand that healing begins with remembrance — of softness, of safety, of flow. It is from this place that I offer my work to the community, as an act of devotion and reciprocity. My path as a practitioner began after completing a clinical immersion in Ayurveda and Tibetan Medicine with Dhyana Essentials. That experience rooted me in the wisdom that the body is not separate from the spirit — that every system, every cell, every current of energy speaks a language of balance and belonging. I feel most alive when supporting others through lymphatic massage, guiding the inner waters to move with grace and ease. When the lymph is flowing freely, the whole body seems to sigh in relief — a gentle liberation that ripples from the inside out. I am also honored to share the ancient practice of Netra Basti — a ritual of bathing the eyes in warm ghee. This sacred offering soothes the nervous system, clears the inner vision, and invites the light to return to one’s gaze. In addition, I offer breast, abdominal, and pelvic bowl massage — practices that have been some of my deepest personal medicines. They invite a profound homecoming, reconnecting us with parts of ourselves that long to be met with tenderness and reverence. Every session I offer is a prayer of gratitude to the body — a space to listen, release, and remember what it feels like to be whole.

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I grew up with intense pain and illness, and every doctor had a different theory about what was wrong. I didn’t feel like my body was a friend—it felt like something I had to fight against every day. Over time, I began teaching myself how to create wellness and joy in my body, starting the long and beautiful process of re-friending myself. I did this by truly listening to what my body had to say—and responding with care. This is the foundation of my work: in each session, I listen and respond.

That journey gave me not only a lifelong passion for the healing arts, but deep compassion for those in pain. I began massage school at 19, earned an A.A. in Kinesiology: Sports Medicine, and pursued extensive trainings in bodywork, healing, and functional anatomy. I’m currently in training as a non-physician osteopath, continuing to deepen my understanding of how the body holds, expresses, and heals.

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I know what it’s like to lose your voice in relationships.

Bullied by other girls at a young age, I learned early that shrinking myself made things easier—for everyone but me. Years of people-pleasing left me disconnected, resentful, and unsure of what I really needed. When I found Compassionate Communication tools as a teen, something shifted. I began to speak up—not to fight, but to be real. I learned how to stay honest and connected. Since then, I’ve spent over a decade studying and practicing NVC, alongside Ayurveda, Mindfulness, and Relational Somatic Healing. This work isn’t just something I offer—it’s something I live (P.S. It’s how I keep my marriage alive and well!)

>This work is for you if:

You feel like you’re always the one holding it all together—or that your needs are too much.

You’re navigating a rupture, a breakup, or wondering if it’s even repairable.

You want to trust your own voice and set boundaries without guilt.

You crave deeper connection but don’t want to abandon yourself to get it.

You’ve done the work—read the books, listened to the podcasts—but still feel stuck in real-time moments.

You don’t have to figure it out alone. I’d be honored to walk with you.

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