ADVANCED STRUCTURAL & THERAPEUTIC BODYWORK
designed to keep you on the trail, on the course, and living without limitation.
Integrated Technologies: Rapid Release Pro III, Cupping, Cold Laser & Red Light Therapy integrated as needed at no additional cost.
Questions before booking? Complimentary 15-minute consultation calls available. Gratuities Not Accepted.
NEW CLIENTS ~ $25 OFF YOUR FIRST SESSION WITH CODE WELCOME
60-Min Therapeutic Bodywork ~ $165 (Members $155)
Focused, individualized work for specific areas of tension, restriction, or discomfort. Ideal for focused sessions, follow-up work, or regular maintenance.
75-MIN therapeutic bodywork ~ $200
The core session for most new and ongoing clients. With more time to work, the session can address both specific concerns and the larger patterns affecting how you move and feel.
90-Min therapeutic bodywork ~ $235
An extended session allowing for a more comprehensive, full-body approach. Ideal when you want to take the time to address the whole body while still giving specific areas the attention they need.
60-Min Zero Balancing ~ $165
Subtle, deeply integrative work, using gentle touch and stillness to bring greater balance to the body's deepest structures and energetic relationships. For those seeking a different approach to healing and self-awareness. Craniosacral Therapy can be incorporated or emphasized by request.
What to Expect
Therapeutic bodywork does not require you to fully undress. Sessions can be done wearing shorts for men or shorts and a sports bra for women, or with traditional draping. I typically use little to no oil or lotion, allowing me to work more specifically with the tissues and structure without leaving you feeling oily afterward.
“With Zero Balancing, we have the opportunity to introduce a
person to more of who they really are”
Structural Integration
The body is not a collection of separate parts, rather a continuous tensional network held together by fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds and connects every muscle, bone, nerve, and organ. When one area tightens or shortens, the entire system compensates. Over time, these compensations become the new normal: chronic tension, restricted movement, and pain that seems to have no clear origin.
Structural Integration, developed by Dr. Ida Rolf, works systematically through layers of fascial restriction using slow, precise manual techniques to restore length, balance, and ease to the tissue. Rather than chasing symptoms, the work addresses the architectural patterns underneath them, allowing the body to reorganize into a more efficient, upright relationship with gravity.
Sessions can be received individually or as a 10-session series, with each session building on the work that came before.
Adaptive Bodywork
Often bodies don't present with a clear structural pathway. More often the picture is complex: a history of injury layered with chronic stress, protective tension, nervous-system responses, and adaptive patterns that have been in place for years.
Adaptive Bodywork is designed for that complexity. Drawing on thirty years of clinical training across structural bodywork, nervous system integration, neuromuscular technique, and somatic awareness, each session is built around what the body is actually presenting rather than a fixed protocol. The work addresses both the physical structure and the neurological stress patterns maintaining it, recognizing that the brain's learned pain maps are often as relevant as the structures themselves.
The result is a session that is simultaneously precise and adaptive, following the body's own logic rather than imposing a predetermined protocol.
Zero Balancing
Developed by Fritz Smith, MD, at the intersection of osteopathic medicine and Eastern energy theory, Zero Balancing works within a framework that considers both structure and energy, with particular attention to the bones and joints.`
Zero Balancing works with the body's foundational joints — the structural junctions where, within the ZB framework, energy and architecture most directly meet. Using specific manual holds through the bones and joints, the work explores the relationship between structure, tension, and the body's energetic organization.
The experience is one of profound stillness. Clients frequently report a quality of settled presence, what many describe as a glimpse of their natural state, that persists long after the session ends. I often use ZB for integrating the effects of other work, for periods of significant stress, or when a quieter and more subtle approach is appropriate.
Received fully clothed.