Emily Sweeney Bodywork

12/06/2021

New Year's News

Hello!

I hope this finds you well and warm. I’m writing to update you on some aspects of my practice as we move into 2022.

New office

Some of you will be aware that I've moved offices as of November 1. I'm so happy to be able to add a fourth day to my weekly schedule. And I'm also thrilled to continue practicing at 54 Harris Place, where the view of the mountain and the river (and the magical sycamore) all sustain my energy and joy in the work.

To access my new office, please use the front door, which faces the municipal parking lot across the street. The waiting room and restroom are straight ahead. My office is down the hall to the right before the waiting room, then it's the first door on the left, #103.

Masks are required to enter 54 Harris Place, and we're asking folks to sanitize or wash hands upon entry.

New schedule

My schedule has also changed. I'll be offering sessions Sunday - Wednesday, 9am-7pm.

Pause in practice

The final piece of news I wanted to share is that my practice will be closed from Jan 6 - Feb 6. I'm taking that month to drive to Los Angeles to visit friends and see the Pacific again.

As a month is a long time, I'll refer you to two practitioners I would recommend in my absence:

Andrew Hallal is a massage therapist who works at Inner Heat Yoga on Putney Rd.
innerheatyogavt.com/wellness-practitioners (https://www.innerheatyogavt.com/wellness-practitioners)
radiantbearmassage@gmail.com
(401) 952-7975

Julie Zobel is a massage therapist with a studio in the Whetstone Arts Building on Williams St.
jazobel@gmail.com

I wholeheartedly recommend their work! I see them both regularly myself.

My online booking is open through the spring, and as always, you can find it here (https://sweeneybody.square.site/) .

I wish you all a healthy and peaceful solstice and new year!

All my best,
Emily

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11/15/2021

First canine visitor to the new studio. Meet Tippy! 🐕

10/28/2021

Sometimes our bodies get stuck in a rut. Bodywork can help us out of our sinkholes and smoooooth over that which is feeling tender, vulnerable, and painful.

11/14/2020

🍀These are weird times, and I’m grateful to be able to continue offering bodywork in Brattleboro. Willa Rohrer designed these beautiful new gift cards for me, so if you’d like to share the gift of human touch and connection with a friend or family member, be in touch (pun intended). ✌🏼 I’m working in a mask, my clients are masked, I’m running a HEPA filter, and I thoroughly disinfect between clients. We can get through this! Bodywork can help. 💪🏻

01/22/2019

🙌🏼THIS SATURDAY🙌🏾

Check out the schedule of mini-classes and mini-sessions for our
FREE Wellness Open House coming up this Saturday, January 26th 10:30am-2:30pm.

Hope you can join us!

11/16/2018

¡All of a sudden it’s wintertime! Perhaps the cold weather makes you achy, or maybe shoveling snow awakens your old shoulder injury... For whatever reason, if you’re feeling like your body needs some comforting in this newly freezing season, be in touch to book a session. My table is heated! 💪🏻❄️

09/19/2018

Still (always) obsessed with running water and fascia.💦
🙌Still (always) available for deep tissue massage, myofascial release, and Craniosacral sessions.
💦Be in touch!🌿
sweeneybody@gmail.com
(802) 451-0981
https://www.emilysweeneybody.work/

07/25/2018

All this rain has the streams running faster and the plants growing with wild abandon. The world is unwinding! Book a session and let’s make it rain for your fascia.💦

sweeneybody@gmail.com
(802) 451-0981
https://www.emilysweeneybody.work/

06/22/2018

Making house calls in Vermont takes me to some peaceful places.
(Yes, I make house calls!)

sweeneybody@gmail.com
(802) 451-0981
https://www.emilysweeneybody.work/