Marina Lopez, Certified Massage Therapist - 66446

03/28/2019

I’m feeling generous. I’ve decided to give away a FREE 45 minute session tomorrow (Thursday) at 3:30 but, you must be a new client!

03/18/2019

Really looking forward to this candlelit evening at Pali Yoga with Rupali Brown. Today is the last day to get the discounted price for an evening focused on blissful re-embodiment.

https://www.paliyoga.com/breath-bliss

03/13/2019

Where and what are you emerging from? [Re]emerge into your [Re]embodiment. Last minute opening tomorrow. DM or text to schedule.

02/20/2019

May the tides that guide you flow with ferocity, purpose, and grace. There’s something about the ocean in the wintertime that is viscerally satisfying.

02/07/2019

Owning my business is an immense privilege. This month marks 1 year of being full-time in my own practice, and 2 years of starting this business. This model is based on honesty, generosity, integrity, and community. I look forward to the year ahead and implementing more social practice into my business and finding ways to create an inclusive space and challenge existing structures. Embodied practice as an act of resistance and restructuring. Thank you Humboldt. Photo credit (the amazing) Justin Maxon

02/07/2019

Muscles like this? I had a cancellation today (Thursday) at 3:30 for a 60 minute massage. As walkways, sliding scale pricing $65-$95. DM me to schedule.

01/26/2019

Thank you .nutrition for hosting me, my hands, and my cups. It was great to see the open gym in action and meet some of the awesome Rebel athletes.

01/23/2019

Spots open for a cupping clinic .nutrition this Saturday, January 26. DM me to sign up!

01/15/2019

Last minute masaage opening this Wednesday, January 16 at 12:15. This is the last opening I have until the second week of February, so DM or text to reserve the session

12/29/2018

Going for the glamour shot. Friday nights in the office.

12/24/2018

I have observed the interconnectedness of the body: How pain in one area may be due to dysfunction in another. This pattern is mirrored in our society. In the same way that dysfunction of structures in the body can lead to immobility for an individual, so too does the implementation of legislation (that is the social sinew of our society) undermine the ability for upward progression. In both cases, this stasis can lead to [dis]ease in both a metaphorical and literal sense as well as intergenerational poverty and the associated challenges that come from living with insufficient means to thrive in survival. This is why we cannot speak of ecological issues without giving equal agency to issues of affordable healthcare and housing, a living wage, and equitable educational opportunities. Now is the time to acknowledge the socio-historical context from which these issues are born. Now is the time for the approach to be as multifaceted as the issues.