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Metta Movement

Wellness Integration through Bodywork, Energy, Sound, Aromatherapy, Metaphysical Cleansing & Retreats. Open for booking. B.A. Complementary & Alternative Health.

Individual and group workshops and events, both on and off-site. Metta Movement offers an environment that can compliment your overall wellness. We have licensed massage therapists, certified yoga instructors on site, Level 1 Reiki certified practitioner, essential oils, incense and sage bundles and a variety of crystals for metaphysical and spiritual healing. Ann Killmon is a State Licensed Massage Therapist and Esthetician, with a BA in Complementary and Alternative Health. Crystal Boehne is RYT certified in Vinyasa & Yin yoga and is Level 1 Reiki certified.

02/19/2026

Appointment available
Monday, March 9th
@2:30 pm
Next available, 3/25 send PM to claim!

02/11/2026

Spring is on the horizon!

Four suites remain for this soulful spring retreat. Join us as we forage, explore, gain insight, be playful and make meaningful connections while dining, shopping and enjoying spring in whimsical Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Discounted rate if booked by Friday 2/13. ✨

01/29/2026

Thrilled to hear that the streets and sidewalks of this vibrant little town are clear and ready for our weekend visit! If you missed out on this winter retreat but want to be first to know about upcoming events and destination retreats, send a DM with your name and email address. I won’t spam your inbox, I’ll only send deets pertaining to these things.

In the meantime, stay warm, find a good book, do some jumping jacks and love your neighbor.

🫶🏼

01/21/2026

Last minute
appt availability
Tomorrow (Thursday)
1:30 pm

01/19/2026

A few upcoming appointments available. Link to service menu in comments.

01/08/2026

There’s a tiny bit of the Yuletide season hanging on over here. I can’t seem to take my trees down just yet. Even though we’re back in the swing of school and work, I’m starting 2026 off with a calm and peaceful attitude. No rushing (ok, sometimes life necessitates a little rushing), no stress (ok, of course there’s a little bit of that), no unreasonable expectations of how things should be happening (this one I’m really trying to embody). And I’m starting my days with my gratitude practice, which has been a transformative morning ritual in my daily joy and acceptance of what the day serves me.

A new year doesn’t mean letting go of all of the hopes, dreams and plans set forth in 2025. It doesn’t wipe away all the work that was done to get to the place we are today. It deserves reflection. It deserves a moment to think about all we did and all life provided to get us to this point.

So while I am excited to move forward into the moments that 2026 holds, I have spent the first week of the year taking it slow, letting my spirit guide me, reflecting and journaling on the experiences of 2025 and years past, and I am marveling at the wonder of what this year has to offer, and how we will curate it through our creative desires, what growth we will be capable of, and how we will face adversities (because they will arrive as they do).

I’ve spent the last couple of years focused on the word JOY and recognizing and reveling in it when even a glimmer of it appears. That practice will continue and my word for the year is still being pondered.

If you’re interested in learning how to curate rituals and daily habits for more present and joyful living, send me a message and let’s talk about it.

See comments for *what’s in my cup?*

Happy New Year.

01/02/2026

The ending of 2025, I acknowledged all that I have honored and cherished and given reverence to:

The women, the ancestors that came before, the darkness and all of its teachings, warmth, gratitude, nourishment, joy-always grasping it when it arrives-even in the dark and desolate times, friends old and new, rekindled flames of connection and the vibrancy of my community, the safety and warmth of my home in winter and all times, my neighbors and the village of protection surrounding me & my family, the warmth and grounding Mother Earth provides, animals and their medicine-the teachers and the lovers of them, the blessings abounding and my appreciation for them.

I believe it is equally as valuable to look back on the pain and the gain of the year as is it to look at the hope for prosperity in the coming year.

We can’t fully process the pain and the honor the growth without looking at it, recognizing it, and honoring it as a teacher.

“We’ll take a cup o’ kindness yet
for auld lang syne”

Cheers to the years. Blessings to all. ✨

12/11/2025

A good reminder as we are full throttle into the season of rushing, consumerism, busy holiday shopping and wrapping and trying to fit in all of the things the holiday season offers us.

A reminder that you don’t have to have it all or do it all or be everything you think everyone needs you to be.

Easier said than done. That’s why reminders are important. Write this message on a post it note and hang it on your bathroom mirror. Or write yourself a note of something positive you’ve told someone else that maybe YOU also need reminded of.

Research shows that writing things down helps store it to memory and you’re more likely to remember it later. You can never remind yourself too much that you are enough and you already have everything you need! 🫶🏼

Address

203 W 11th Street
Lamar, MO
64759

Website

https://www.mettamovement.net/

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