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The Center for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork

Therapeutic massage. This service is all hands and no tools (cups or scraping tools), with a focus on relaxation and soothing pressure.

Relaxation Massage

Prenatal massage offers a natural, safe, drug-free alternative for pain relief. The increased blood flow to your tissues and the relaxation your body will experience during and after a session can significantly alleviate many of the common discomforts of pregnancy.

Prenatal Massage

Heated stones glide over the body to warm muscles, ease tension, and promote deep relaxation. This restorative treatment combines pressure and heat to improve circulation, reduce stress, and leave you feeling calm and refreshed.

Hot Stone Massage

Perfect for targeted relief, this 30-minute deep tissue massage focuses on releasing chronic tension and tight muscle groups. 

Using slow, firm pressure and therapeutic techniques, your therapist works deep into the muscle layers to ease stiffness, improve mobility, and reduce pain caused by stress, overuse, or injury. 

Ideal for addressing specific problem areas like the neck, shoulders, back, or legs when time is limited but results matter. Cupping, hot stone, scraping or even stretching may be included.

30 Minute Deep Tissue Focused Treatment

Not just for athletes. This integrative massage may include cupping, scraping, hot stone, kinesiology taping, trigger point therapy and other soft tissue manipulations. The therapist will focus on rehabilitation, pain management, range of motion, and functional maintenance. In this service, the client has the ability to choose full body or focused areas.

Sports/Deep Tissue Massage

A clinical approach to soft tissue therapy- this includes movement analysis, deep fascial and muscular body work, along with movement education. This is ideal for more mobility, injury rehab, sports recovery, chronic pain relief, and a better physical quality of life.

Structural Integration

This 30 min session is spot specific utilizing manual tools such as scraping and cups.

Muscle scraping is a therapeutic technique that uses a specialized tool to break up scar tissue and adhesions in the fascia, a connective tissue that surrounds muscles. 

Cupping is close to the opposite effect which involves placing cups on the skin to create suction; the negative pressure environment caused by the suction may cause a myofascial decompression to lift muscle fibers and increase blood flow to the affected areas.

Muscle Scraping & Cupping

Kinesiology taping is a therapeutic technique that involves applying special elastic tape to the skin in specific patterns to help alleviate pain, reduce swelling, and support muscles and joints. The tape is designed to mimic the skin’s elasticity, allowing for greater movement without restricting range of motion.

Great for posture, swelling, injury prevention and rehab, and pain relief.​

20 min 

Kinesiology Taping

When was the last time you truly felt at home in your body?

In today’s fast-paced world, many of us live in a state of chronic stress—disconnected from the body and holding tension that never quite gets to unwind. Over time, this can show up as anxiety, fatigue, pain, and emotional overwhelm.

This workshop is an invitation to slow down, tune in, and release what your body has been holding. Through guided somatic awareness, gentle movement, breathwork, and self-bodywork, you’ll learn practical ways to regulate your nervous system, soften areas of tension, and reconnect with your natural state of ease.

You’ll walk away with:

A deeper sense of connection and presence in your body

Practical tools to calm your nervous system in daily life

Greater awareness of where and how stress shows up in your body

Simple self-regulation practices you can return to anytime you need grounding

Come as you are—no experience required. Leave feeling centered, spacious, and renewed.

Select “any practitioner” at checkout.


About Somatics
The word somatic means “of or relating to the body.”
Somatic healing is a body-centered approach that bridges mind and body for holistic restoration. Somatic Stress Release®, developed by Dr. Scott Lyons, integrates movement therapy, fascial release, bodywork, breath, and emotional awareness to help unwind tension, process stored emotion, and restore balance. Because this approach draws on many modalities, it’s accessible and adaptable for all bodies and abilities.

Somatic Stress Relief Workshop w/ Mia Becker

If you wake up with your jaw clenched, joints stiff, or body tense, you might be holding more stress in your body than you realize.

In the fast-paced world we live in, it can be easy to disconnect from the body, which can cause you to store unprocessed stress in the body and miss the signals the body sends. This can lead to symptoms like chronic tension, anxiety, chronic pain, decreased mobility, poor posture, digestive issues, and low mood. 

Self-bodywork works to untangle the layers of emotion and tension that get stuck in the body and bring the nervous system back into balance.

In this workshop, you’ll learn self-bodywork techniques that release tension, regulate your nervous system, and restore a sense of ease and comfort in your body. These are practical tools that you can use in your everyday life that bring groundedness and balance to your body within a matter of minutes.

Join us to learn self-bodywork for nervous system regulation and leave feeling grounded and restored.

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Self Bodywork for Nervous System Regulation w/ Mia

Have you ever been lying right next to your partner and still felt like they’re a million miles away?

That usually doesn’t happen because something is off or the love is lost. 

It happens because life gets full, our bodies get tired, and somewhere along the way we start moving through the day beside each other instead of really with each other.

Maybe it feels like you’re mostly talking about schedules, plans, chores, kids, work, or what needs to happen next.

Maybe you miss the slower moments.

Maybe you’ve tried to reach for connection, but somehow it turns into frustration, shutdown, or feeling unseen.

Most of us want deeper connection in our relationships. We want to feel close. We want to feel chosen. We want to feel that our partners are really there with us.

But connection is not always something we’re taught how to create on purpose.

That’s why we created Cacao & Connection: A Mindful Date Night for Couples.

This evening is for couples who love each other and know there is more available. More softness. More presence. More play. More tenderness. More comfort in giving and receiving intentional touch.

Together, you’ll be guided through a cozy, heart-centered experience with ceremonial-grade cacao, a heart-opening meditation, conscious connection practices, and attuned touch with your partner.

So many workshops feel like a lecture, or therapy, or are centered around fixing something. This is not that. 

It’s a mindful date night designed to help you slow down, settle in, and remember what it feels like to really be together.

We’ll provide the ceremonial cacao, yoga mats, bolsters, blankets, and other cozy items to help you relax into the experience. All we ask is that you bring your curiosity, openness, and willingness to meet your partner with fresh eyes and open heart.

All touch is consensual, partner-based, and fully clothed.

We’re keeping this to 5 couples.
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Cacao & Connection: A Mindful Date Night for Couples

What if the scale isn’t telling the whole story?

Join me for an intimate workshop focused on understanding body composition, metabolism, and sustainable health beyond simply chasing a number on the scale.

Together, we’ll explore:
• what body composition actually means
• how muscle, body fat, hydration, and movement impact long-term health
• why the scale alone tells us very little
• how wearable data (steps, active energy burn, sleep, etc.) can support realistic goals
• practical ways to improve health through sustainable habits

This workshop will include:
✔️ body composition assessments using a smart scale
✔️ personalized interpretation of your results
✔️ guidance on setting realistic, individualized goals
✔️ education on movement, metabolism, and healthy aging
✔️ discussion centered around sustainability, not extremes

Please bring (if you have it):
• your phone and/or wearable tracking device (Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, etc.)
• an open mind and willingness to learn more about your body in a supportive, judgment-free environment

Let's learn how to support our bodies in a realistic, sustainable way for the long term.

Body Composition Workshop w/ Sarah

Structural Integration for the Lower Limb
NCBTMB Approved Course
9am-5pm

CE Course – 8 hours $250

​The feet and lower limb create the foundation of the body and tend to be where most dysfunction is present due to injury, trauma, stress of life, body position, and poor footwear. Therapists will learn to identify and affect common pathologies and patterns of dysfunction. This course focuses on the connective tissue (fascia) of the thigh and lower leg. A review of the anatomy of the foot, ankle and lower leg in relationship to structure and function is covered in this course.

Structural Integration: The Lower Limb

Structural Integration for the Hips, Pelvis, Low Back
NCBTMB Approved Course
9am-5pm

CE Course – 8 hours $250

​The pelvis is known as the keystone of the body, connecting the lower half to the upper half. This course focuses on the connective tissue (fascia) of the Pelvic girdle.

Therapists will learn to identify and affect common pathologies and patterns of dysfunction. A review of the anatomy of the pelvis in relationship to structure and function is covered in this course.

Structural Integration: The Hips, Pelvis, Low Back

Structural Integration for the Back & Neck
NCBTMB Approved Course
9am-5PM

CE Course – 8 hours $250

This course focuses on the connective tissue (fascia) of the spine and structures relating to the neck and back. Techniques taught encourage the body to maintain better alignment and balance, which results in less energy to function. Structural Bodywork theory, foundational concepts and techniques are used to lengthen tissue and facilitate a client’s positive relationship with gravity.

Structural Integration: The Back & Neck

Fascial Cupping Release Therapy 
8 CE Course
NCBTMB Approved 

Cupping plus active range of motion is a manual treatment that combines negative-pressure cupping over the skin and underlying fascia with guided, patient-active movements to restore mobility, reduce myofascial restrictions, and improve tissue hydration and circulation.

What it is:

Cupping creates suction (silicone or plastic cups) on the skin to lift and mobilize the superficial fascia and soft tissues allowing for more blood flow. 

While cups are applied, the client performs specific active range-of-motion (AROM) or functional movements to actively stretch, glide, and reorganize fascial layers and improve neuromuscular control.

The therapist sequences cup placement and movement patterns to target lines of tension and movement dysfunction rather than isolated muscles alone.

Fascial Cupping Release Therapy

This course will take place at
CoreFit Training Studio
332 Myrtle St
Royersford, PA 19468


Structural Integration for the Hips, Pelvis, Low Back
NCBTMB Approved Course
9am-5pm

CE Course – 8 hours $250

​The pelvis is known as the keystone of the body, connecting the lower half to the upper half. This course focuses on the connective tissue (fascia) of the Pelvic girdle.

Therapists will learn to identify and affect common pathologies and patterns of dysfunction. A review of the anatomy of the pelvis in relationship to structure and function is covered in this course.

Royersford, PA  Structural Integration of the Hips, Pelvis, Low Back

This course will take place at
CoreFit Training Studio
332 Myrtle St
Royersford, PA 19468

Structural Integration for the Lower Limb
NCBTMB Approved Course
9am-5pm

CE Course – 8 hours $250

​The feet and lower limb create the foundation of the body and tend to be where most dysfunction is present due to injury, trauma, stress of life, body position, and poor footwear. Therapists will learn to identify and affect common pathologies and patterns of dysfunction. This course focuses on the connective tissue (fascia) of the thigh and lower leg. A review of the anatomy of the foot, ankle and lower leg in relationship to structure and function is covered in this course.

Royersford, PA   Structural Integration for the Lower Limb

Structural Integration ​for the Shoulders
NCBTMB Approved Course
9am-5pm
CE Course – 8 hours $250

This course focuses on the connective tissue (fascia) of the shoulders and structures relating to the shoulder joint. The shoulder joint is one of the most mobile joints in the body as well as the most injured. Therapists will learn to identify and affect common pathologies and patterns of dysfunction of the shoulder joint.

Structural Integration: The Shoulders

Uses & Applications of Kinesiology Tape for the Massage Therapist: Lower Body
NCBTMB Approved Course
9am-5pm

CE Course – 8 hours $225

This course explores and demonstrates the benefits of kinesiology tape combined with massage therapy on structures of the lower body. Participants will learn about the different brands of tape and how to apply it for a variety of purposes; tissue dysfunction, muscle injury/recovery, influence the lymphatic system, postural awareness, and nervous system disorders. Many clients report feeling like a massage stroke is still happening on the body even after the session is over. The perception of pain can be diminished, as tape can interrupt the pain cycle.
Participants will have ample time to learn how to cut and apply tape, practice taping techniques, experience how tape feels, and how to use it in an everyday practice to enhance the results of the massage therapy session.

Kinesiology Taping for the Lower Body

Uses & Applications of Kinesiology Tape for the Massage Therapist: Upper Body
NCBTMB Approved Course
9am-5pm

CE Course – 8 hours $250

This course explores and demonstrates the benefits of kinesiology tape combined with massage therapy on structures of the upper body. Participants will learn about the different brands of tape and how to apply it for a variety of purposes; tissue dysfunction, muscle injury/recovery, influence the lymphatic system, postural awareness, and nervous system disorders. Many clients report feeling like a massage stroke is still happening on the body even after the session is over. The perception of pain can be diminished, as tape can interrupt the pain cycle.
Participants will have ample time to learn how to cut and apply tape, practice taping techniques, experience how tape feels, and how to use it in an everyday practice to enhance the results of the massage therapy session.

Angie Wrightstone

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