FAQs

 

  • I currently work with clients in a shared space with Body of the Earth Wellness & Massage (BOTE), in the Loring Corners building, 1624 Harmon Pl, Suite #209, Minneapolis, MN 55403.

    I offer services at the Arc Retreat Community, located an hour away from Minneapolis, in Stanchfield, Minnesota. I recommend their beautiful, community-led space for all of your retreat needs at www.arcretreat.org

    I offer 1:1 and couples massage at the Hewing Hotel partnership with BOTE. Please visit site for more information, bodyoftheearthmassage.com/hewing-massage

    I offer 60, 90, and 120-minute 1:1 and couples massage at BOTE. Please check out my bio page at bodyoftheearthmassage.com/about-us or book directly at bodyoftheearthmassage.com/services-5

    I’m available to come to you for your personal or work event, health and wellness retreat, yoga retreat, or if you’re more comfortable in your own home.

    Please email me for a quote or to request an in-home session, Rebecca@collectivewellnessmn.com

  • I do on a case-by-case basis. I charge a flat transportation rate of $40 for travel within 20 miles of the Twin Cities Metro area. I will always consider coming to you if you feel more comfortable in your home, office, or retreat space.

    Please email me at Rebecca@collectivewellnessmn.com to request a booking.

  • Wear loose, comfortable clothes that allow your body to move with ease—nothing too tight, restrictive or formal. Layers are recommended.

  • So happy you asked! We have full descriptions of each of these traditional Asian massage and bodywork techniques on the Services page.

    1. Cash

    2. Check — pay to Collective Wellness LLC

    3. Venmo — @collectivewellnessmn

    4. PayPal — Collective Wellness LLC

    5. Zelle — Collective Wellness LLC

    6. Cash app — $collectivewellnessmn

  • Tipping is not necessary. If you’d like to show your gratitude, please consider contributing to our Pay-It-Forward program, which helps a community member receive consistent and supportive care.

  • A sense of adventure! Oh, and a water bottle. Hydration is important.

  • Drink plenty of water and eat lightly (at least two hours before a session is ideal). Set an intention for your session (if you need ideas, Rebecca can help). Use the restroom. Turn off all electronics.

  • Hydrate twice as much as what’s typical for you. Check in daily and pause. Ask your body what it needs. Allow for reflection. Rest if you can. Eat nourishing foods.

    Incorporate breath work, visualizations, or stretches used in session in your daily life. Be consistent with your bodywork maintenance.

  • In the 4-6 hours following a cupping treatment, the areas where cups were applied may feel sensitive to temperature and friction. Stay hydrated (think 2x more water than usual), rest and avoid things like hot showers, saunas, hot tubs, cold plunges and intense exercise the day of your treatment.

    Cupping sometimes leaves temporary markings or discoloration after treatment. Depending on the person, these painless marks may fade within a few hours or take up to a week to disappear completely.

  • I have partnered with Penumbra Theater since 2022 facilitating workshops that center racial healing work around belonging, allyship, diversity and equity.

    Please check out Penumbra’s new mission for all your training needs, https://penumbratheatre.org/racial-healing/

    Be on the lookout and continue to check my Community Events page (main) for more information about my upcoming workshop series.

    Coming to you in the Winter of 2026, A Sacred and Communal Practice in Rest, for BIPOC women and non-binary folks. Here is the link, https://penumbratheatre.org/wellness/