MEET THE TEAM

Ice Ladies was established to create scalp‑cooling awareness and provide options for women in the Greater Sacramento area and surrounding communities. When Stacy first learned about cold capping in 2019, she traveled weekly to and from the Bay Area to support women undergoing chemotherapy. After seeing how there was a huge need in her own community for this service, she began offering scalp‑cooling support throughout Sacramento and nearby regions independently.

Stacy’s background in integrative nutrition and wellness, combined with her BS in Psychology and Associate degree in Allied Health, naturally shaped the intimate time spent with her clients. Her training in behavior, stress, coping, and patient‑centered care deepened her ability to support women emotionally, physically, and holistically during treatment. From this foundation, the vision to be more than just a “capper” quickly emerged.

Ice Ladies is more than a scalp‑cooling service — we are part of your integrated support system and care team. We are a tribe of women with a shared mission to serve, support, and we genuinely care about you, your health, and your environment.

Although Stacy is the primary provider, when she is booked, she partners with a small circle of trusted, experienced women who share the same level of care, skill, and commitment. These are professionals she has personally trained, worked alongside, and depends on to ensure every client receives the same high‑quality, compassionate support Ice Ladies is known for.

Stacy finds deep purpose in this work. Being able to support women through treatment has become something she values more than she ever expected, and every client reminds her why Ice Ladies exists. The relationships built during capping are real, lasting, and something she never takes for granted.

Where did the name Ice Ladies come from?

It’s actually a fun story. During the final capping of one of our friends on her last chemo day, we were celebrating with her family. She mentioned that on her very first infusion, her mom had referred to Stacy as “the Ice Lady.” Because of pandemic restrictions, cappers were the only ones allowed inside during treatment, so “mom” was texting her throughout the infusion (and rightly so!) to make sure “the ice lady” knew what she was doing. We all laughed and found great humor in that story, and it was in that moment that Ice Ladies was born.