Within Complementary Medicine, Massage and Integrative Bodywork include any therapeutic or personal development technique that involves working with the human body, mind and spirit in a form involving manipulative therapy, movement therapy, dialogue, energy work, breath work, imagery and other techniques to improve personal health and well-being, musculoskeletal issues, internal energies and chi, posture, movement, and awareness of the body-mind connection to name a few.
Combining many ancient eastern philosophical and medical practices like Shiatsu, Acupressure, Qigong, Guasha, Moxibustion and Jin Shin Do with modern western insights and techniques like Swedish massage, neuromuscular therapy, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, reflexology, aromatherapy, hot and cold healing stone therapy, imagery, breath work, visceral manipulation, somatic emotional release and many others.
Conditions treated and resolved include physical pain like herniated discs, sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, headaches, common aches and pains, muscle spasms, sinus pressure; emotional and mental stress like anxiety, worry, depression, anger, grief and fear; digestive problems like indigestion, heartburn, gas, bloating and abdominal distention; and other disharmonies like insomnia, frequent urination, trauma and injury and repetitive motion recovery.
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Alden has been a Licensed Massage Therapist since 2006 when she received her massage certification from the Holistic Massage Training Institute in Baltimore, MD. She is nationally certified in therapeutic massage and bodywork through NCBTMB as well as a member of the American Massage Therapy Association. Alden began her massage practice in a private office. From 2008-2011 she was co-owner and director of Evolvewell Healing Arts Studio located in Roland Park, where she maintained a bodywork practice and taught weekly yoga classes to both adults and children. Currently she is a volunteer massage therapist at Joy Wellness, a holistic wellness center attached to Shepherd’s Clinic in Baltimore City. Alden is a 500 hour Registered Yoga Teacher offering group, corporate, and private therapeutic yoga. She is also a co-facilitator of the Wise Heart Community which meets weekly at Ruscombe Community Healing Center. Continue reading “Alden Caldwell”
Shiatsu is a gentle but deep touch therapy based in Chinese medicine that promotes healing and wellness. Integrative bodywork means that I combine Shiatsu with a variety of other holistic practices, using whatever approach would be helpful or needed in each session. My work aims to encourage your settling into yourself, experiencing yourself on a deeper level, and finding positive pathways to relaxation, healing, growth, and transformation.
People seek Shiatsu for deep relaxation, dealing with stress, feeling “more like themselves,” a deepening sense of self, support dealing with physical illness, increasing awareness of body-oriented experience, energy balancing to promote growth and health.
Betsey Gilbert brings a unique mixture of healing modalities to each session. Her bodywork is effective and safe and addresses a variety symptoms in adults and children. Her gentle and intuitive touch has helped many people with stress relief, pain relief, injury rehabilitation and chronic childhood conditions. Continue reading “Betsey Gilbert”
Dennis Ossiander is a dedicated Healing Arts professional with over 25 years experience providing his clients with the highest quality Massage, Yoga, Meditation, and Healing Arts services available. While fostering feelings of comfort, safety, and well-being, he utilizes proven techniques that are most beneficial in each healing session to reduce stress, pain, muscle and joint dysfunction. Dennis will help you achieve optimal health and wellbeing. Your highly customized and therapeutic sessions will be relaxing, rejuvenating, and energizing while gently encouraging an integration of body, mind, and spirit.