Wild Indigo Bodywork Studio
Kimberly Krueger, LMT
Aka: The Three-Headed Woo.
Therapeutic massage practitioner, longtime student of herbal traditions, essential oils, and Ayurveda - and, yes, Elise's human mother.
A Long Relationship With Healing Arts
Three Decades of Hands-On Practice
Kimberly's relationship with wellness work began before massage school, through deep interests in herbalism, essential oils, and Ayurveda. In 1990, she graduated from Louisville School of Massage - Advanced Massage Therapeutics and began building the hands-on practice that has now spanned 36 years.
Her work centers experienced touch, fascia-aware therapeutic bodywork, chronic-pain support, nervous-system rest, and a mix of modalities that can be chosen individually or thoughtfully woven together.
And because this is Wild Indigo, her first Reiki guinea pig was her newborn daughter. Some family traditions are apparently subtler than others.
The Path Here
From Herbs to Bodywork
1980s · Herbalism + Ayurveda. Kimberly studied and practiced with herbs, essential oils, and Ayurvedic traditions during an era when those conversations were far less mainstream than they are today.
1990 · Louisville School of Massage. She graduated from Advanced Massage Therapeutics and began practicing therapeutic massage professionally.
Today · Wild Indigo Bodywork Studio. Kimberly brings decades of experience into sessions at Wild Indigo, offering care in the indoor studio and, when weather allows, in the pond-side outdoor setting.
Modalities + Areas of Practice
A Session Built Around the Person in Front of Her
Depending on the appointment and your preferences, Kimberly's work may draw from several modalities and complementary practices.
Therapeutic MassageLymphatic DrainageReflexologyReikiShirodharaCraniosacral-Informed WorkFascia-Aware BodyworkAromatherapySound Support
Ready to Meet on the Table?
Come As You Are.
Choose the service that feels supportive, tell Kimberly what your body needs, and remember that comfort and consent remain part of the session from beginning to end.
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