End of Summer News

Hi everyone!

We get a lot of questions about who can benefit from massage therapy and bodywork. If you're expecting a baby, we think you should know about the benefits of pre-natal massage.

Prenatal massage offers many benefits that can enhance the well-being of both the expectant mother and her unborn child. A notable advantage is relief from common pregnancy-related discomforts like back pain, joint discomfort, and muscle tension. Prenatal massage helps alleviate these issues by improving circulation, reducing muscle tension, and promoting relaxation, which can lead to better sleep and reduced anxiety.

Another benefit of prenatal massage is its positive impact on emotional well-being. The gentle, nurturing touch of a prenatal massage can help lower stress hormone levels.

Lastly, prenatal massage can prepare the body for labor and delivery. By enhancing blood flow and promoting flexibility, massage can help maintain muscle tone and joint flexibility, which are crucial for the birthing process. Some studies suggest that regular prenatal massage can lead to shorter and less painful labor, as well as fewer complications during delivery.

Come see us!

We have room here at TBC for a couple of more members. Ready to take your career to a new level? Join us!

Working in our collaborative environment offers numerous benefits that can enhance your success! We're a great choice for highly-skilled practitioners in many service niches who want to unite with other holistic providers to serve our community. We invite reiki practitioners, massage therapists, reflexologists, nutritionists, life coaches, acupuncturists, naturopathic doctors and more to come see us and join us to succeed in their independent practices. Start fresh or expand your practice area! Let’s support each other.

Have a great Labor Day weekend coming up! See you in September!

Bryn and The Bodywork Collaborative Team

The Bodywork Collaborative Spotlight

Caitie earned her Master of Occupational Therapy Degree at the University of Southern Maine and is a Licensed and Registered Occupational Therapist in the state of Rhode Island practicing Preventive and Regenerative Fasciology Therapy. She is a graduate of the Fascia Advancement Academy and is trained in the use of Ashley Black’s Fasciablasters™, a group of FDA approved class 1 medical devices for fascia remodeling.

​Thru extensive education and clinical experience in a multitude of US healthcare settings, Caitie has combined her traditional medical model experience with a more holistic, new-age, evidence based approach called Fasciablasting™. This method has been scientifically proven to rejuvenate the body’s fascia which can lead to alleviation of chronic pain, improvement of postural defecates, increased range of motion, elimination of cellulite and enhancing the overall physical performance of the body and more.

Caitie believes wholeheartedly in the body’s ability to heal itself. She takes an in-depth, personalized approach to each client's unique needs and goals to foster personalized sessions to foster long-lasting healing of both the body and spirit. When she isn’t practicing, she can be found enjoying nature, surfing, practicing yoga (here or around the world) and spending quality time with the people she loves.

Come see her at The Bodywork Collaborative!

Muffy’s Monthly Check-In

Oh those summer days!

Sun and comfy place to nap? Yes, please! I had a nice summer season but I am ready to enjoy my first Autumn. I keep hearing about leaves falling and something called Halloween. I don't understand much about tricks, but I do know what a treat is. When is this day of treats?

See you soon!

Muffy