stress and your body

“Our bodies hold the memories our brains have forgotten”

sessions that target stress and anxiety to improve your sleep

Go from feeling:

  • tired from disrupted sleep

  • stiff and sore

  • tense and on edge

To feeling:

  • rested from a solid night’s sleep

  • your body move easily through your day

  • relaxed and calm when life has its ups and down

practice breath work

  • to facilitate release of emotional holds and stimulate relaxation of the muscles and nervous system

  • to ease stress and anxiety

Receive

  • Barnes Myofascial Release to restore mobility to the soft tissue and joints.

  • Targeted manual therapy to improve mobility of the tissues surrounding the vagus nerve which is our fight, flight, freeze and fawn system that keeps us safe. Sometimes it can be overactive and we feel anxious and edgy and just not ourselves.

  • Learn simple yoga practices to help you feel energized and ready for your day.

- -Nicola Jane Hobbs

A woman with short blonde hair, glasses, and a blue denim shirt gently supports a sleeping man with gray hair, wearing a hospital wristband, lying on a striped pillow.
Jeanette assessing myofascial tension with hands on clients feet