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Bodywork Theory
Discover how fascia, nerve, bone, muscle, movement, past experiences, emotional states and energy combine to create and ease pain and trauma symptoms trapped in the bodymind.


Natural Healing: The Crisis before the Cure
The adage "It gets worse before it gets better" describes the Healing Crisis that can happen when pursuing natural pain relief treatments; here are two case studies that illustrate the immense relief that is possible when you ride out the storm.

Rhiannon Seymone
Sep 15, 20176 min read


I Can Handle the Pain, Part III
There is a common misconception that "deep tissue" must mean "heavy pressure," but there are other, more effective methods for reaching the root of your pain.

Rhiannon Seymone
Aug 26, 20174 min read


I Can Handle the Pain! Part II
Looking at the different treatment options for chronic pain, from quick fixes to lasting interventions, along with the pros and cons of each.

Rhiannon Seymone
Aug 16, 20173 min read


I Can Handle the Pain... Part I
Pain that pops up out of nowhere is often attributed to having "slept wrong" or otherwise making a "wrong" move. But pain is never about what you have done "wrong." Here's why seeking help is so important.

Rhiannon Seymone
Jul 29, 20174 min read


Benefits of Massaging Your Vagina
Massaging your pelvic floor via self internal massage has an abundance of benefits both physical and emotional. Explore how this practice can support you here.

Rhiannon Seymone
Jul 15, 20175 min read


Unstrike a Pose!
Discussion of what "perfect posture" means, why it is a myth, and what it means to improve posture with manual therapy to feel more comfortable in your body.

Rhiannon Seymone
Mar 31, 20174 min read


Unraveling the Knots
Unravel muscle knots and relieve their symptoms at their source by learning about their causes and what you can do to prevent them.

Rhiannon Seymone
Feb 10, 20174 min read


Your Pain Matrix
Exploration of how the body perceives pain, creating it through our interpretation of our experiences, beyond simple injury-as-cause and pain-as-effect.

Rhiannon Seymone
Feb 9, 20172 min read
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