holistic Bodywork Sessions

Flow. Clarity. Ease. Wellbeing.

Soma Structural Integration

Improve the way you move, feel, and express yourself

Soma Structural Integration is a holistic form of manual therapy focused on freeing and organizing fascia (connective tissue) to restore mobility and alignment. Clients often report feeling lighter, having better posture, more spaciousness in joints, and greater ease and clarity after sessions.

Treatment Sessions

Create more flow and ease throughout the body

During sessions we unwind patterns of tension and explore movement with ease and awareness. The holistic approach of Soma allows the whole body to shift with long lasting results. Sessions are tailored to the individual and can be a full body balancing tune-up, or focused on specific areas of the body.

Ways to work together:

  • Single session — a stand alone treatment or balancing tune-up

  • Series of three sessions — a concentrate treatment to create lasting momentum

  • Soma Series of eleven sessions — a comprehensive full body rebalance and reset

Treatment Themes

Soma promotes restoration and wellbeing for all bodies

Conditions Soma helps

  • Chronic muscular and joint pain

  • Injury from overuse or repetition

  • Stress, anxiety, and depression

  • TMJ issues and jaw tension

  • Tension headaches

  • Pelvic floor wellness

  • Fibromyalgia

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome

  • Plantar fasciitis and foot pain

Benefits of Soma

  • Greater mobility and range of motion

  • Improved posture and balance

  • Greater flexibility, strength, and athletic performance

  • Increased sense of body awareness

  • Improved mood and relaxation

  • General improved wellness and vitality

The soma series

Transform and rebalance the whole body and being

The Soma Series is a deep dive, full body treatment over eleven sessions. The sessions are designed to help you connect to your core, release layers of tension, and create more clarity and ease of movement. Clients are guided in evolving their movement patterns to move more effortlessly and simply.

The design of the Series is a focused and intentional system geared towards resolving chronic pain or tension, compensation patterns from injury or surgery, improving posture and mobility, and improving whole body connection and awareness.

Treatment Sessions

A balancing tune-up that is preventative care and maintenance oriented. This session can address the full body, or focus on treating areas of discomfort, pain, or injury with immediate results. Monthly/seasonal tune-ups are a great addition to a self care routine.

90 - 120min — $180
60min — $120

Sessions & Rates

Soma Series

A comprehensive full body treatment over eleven sessions, each with a different focus. Designed to create sustainable and long-term transformation in the body’s structure. Sessions are best spaced 1-2 weeks apart for synergy and momentum.

90 - 120min each — $180

Craniosacral Sessions

Craniosacral therapy uses light touch and longer holds to support the body's natural healing processes. Sessions are meditative and deeply restorative, guiding the nervous system towards a self-restorative state.

60min — $120

Testimonials

  • I feel more comfortable in my own skin

    I decided to do the Series to continue opening up my physical body, and indeed, this was one outcome: My hamstrings opened up; my shoulders relaxed onto the Earth more; my weight feels more centered when standing; and my ability to fold at the waist increased. But the most profound change is deeper: I feel more comfortable in my own skin, more sure I have a right to be here.

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Location

The Saturn Building, Suite 418

At the building there is a free first come first serve two hour parking lot. There is also a mix of free and paid street parking around the area.

Hours

Sun — 10am - 8pm
Mon — 10am - 8pm
Tues — 10am - 8pm

  • Soma Structural Integration is a holistic form of manual therapy based in the lineage of the work developed by Dr. Ida P. Rolf. A psychologist named Bill Williams wove in principles of cultivating greater body-mind connection in conjuction with the deep manual therapy. During sessions, pressure is applied to different areas of the body to affect the fasical system with a lot of intention, care, and detail. Pressure and intention ranges to affect superficial to deep layers of tissue depending on what is needed.

    As a whole, Soma works by rebalancing and re-educating the fascial system. Fascia is a type of connective tissue that lines muscles, blood vessels and nerves, and provides interconnected structure for our being. When we experience stress or use the body in an imbalanced way, tension and adhesions can develop in the fascia and pull our structure out of alignment. This is often accompanied by pain and reduced mobility.

    Soma works in a systematic way with the intention to rebalance and restore the body to its natural alignment. Symptoms in one area may be caused by tension in multiple other areas, and working the whole body in balance provides a way to treat root cause and create long term pain relief and change.

    When the body is balanced and there is ease of movement, it reclaims more energy for living and supports greater wellbeing and health.

  • If it’s your first session, we'll first chat about your goals and go over health history. Then we will do a quick body reading, taking a look at alignment and movement. There will be about 90 minutes of treatment work. Depending on the treatment plan, there may be a movement activity at the end.

    The whole session takes between 90-120 minutes.

  • Bring something to wear that is similar to what you might wear swimming. Underwear/shorts/spandex works well. For chest coverage, a tube top is preferred and provided here. A loose tank top, bralette, or swim top can also work. Bring a water bottle for post session hydration.

  • You may feel energized, or you may feel a little bit like you worked out after a receiving a session. If possible, having some time to be spacious and light after session is a great idea.

    Hydrating, movement, going for a walk, eating a nourishing meal, journaling, and taking an epsom salt bath are all wonderful things to do after your session.

  • I do not take insurance and am considered an out-of-network provider. You may check with your insurance if you have out-of-network benefits for massage therapy. I can provide a superbill on request.

    I can also accept HSA/FSA cards. If you are using an HSA/FSA card, I reccomend receiving a referral for therapeutic massage from your physician first.

  • For those doing the Soma Series, a cadence of 1-2 weeks in between sessions is reccomended for the best synergy and momentum.

    For general treatment and balancing, receving a session every week, month, season, or year can be a great form of preventative care and body maintenence.

    For long-term chronic issues, multiple treatment sessions may be needed to see lasting shifts.

  • In general, Soma is best experienced in the 90-120 min container. Shorter sessions are offered on a case by case basis for those who prefer or need shorter sessions. Please message me for more information.

  • I accept card, cash, and venmo. Tips are not expected.

    I can also accept HSA/FSA cards. To ensure coverage on your end I’d double check your policy and see if you need a referral or prescription for therapeutic massage from your physician first.

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