Align Massage & Wellness

11/14/2025

11/05/2025

Excited to be able to attend virtually tomorrow !!
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Organized by: Penn State EDS/HSD Patient Research Advisory Group, Penn State EDS/HSD Clinician Interest Group

10/18/2025

OrthoBionomy Advanced Certification Day 5 completed for Understanding Impact Injuries & Motor Vehicle Accidents - 40 hours this week in beautiful Grand Junction CO.

Today’s focus was whiplash and effects on the musculoskeletal system, brain and eyes. These techniques also apply to many other aspects of impact injuries we may sustain throughout our lives.

Practicing and receiving this fascia focused work was transformational for me- many old injury patterns improved quite dramatically and I’m leaving with zero pain in my left leg/ankle/foot after my June laceration that had constant very tight scar tissue; as well as much relieved deep patterns in my neck that resulted in chronic pain after multiple whiplash injuries since age 6.
This class was well worth everything invested and I look forward to integrating it when I return next week.

10/17/2025

Day 4 OrthoBionomy class continued focus on addressing fascia responses to seatbelt / non seatbelt use, effects on visceral, whiplash effects on entire spine / back
Also enjoyed some beautiful art in coffee shop

10/16/2025

Day 3 focused on addressing fascial tensions related to line of impact velocity, speed and timing, and whiplash.
I experienced some really nice release from roller coaster impact/whiplash injuries from when I was an early teen.
Also enjoyed a thoroughly beautiful fall day in Grand Junction CO.

10/15/2025

Day 2 of Impact injuries, scar work today and deeper fascial circulatory responses to tourniquet’s, pre & post op considerations related to addressing fascial restrictions to help optimize recovery.
Today’s work helped my heel scar tension release from my toes to my hip and found some relationship to visceral tension related to the injury that was able to soften.
Also had an amazing latte 😊☕️

10/13/2025

Day 1 in Grand Junction for Ortho-Bionomy®️ focus on working through the fascia system to address impact injuries, issues after motor vehicle accidents and concussion injuries.
Also enjoying beautiful scenery and beautiful food

08/05/2025

Last weekend’s courses were fantastic- Vagus and Phrenic nerve to address central nervous system calming and Langer Lines to address scar tissue and soft tissue adhesions.
Now on to Denver for Ethics