Adam has had a life-long fascination with human anatomy & physiology. Starting as an artist focused on the human form, he turned his interest into a brief career as an EMT. After a number of years of ambulance driving, a weekend workshop in massage came along and the fire was lit! He has since gone through two separate courses for massage therapy that further expanded his understanding of the human body. He specializes in Neuromuscular Therapy and employs other stretching & Myofascial ...
Adam has had a life-long fascination with human anatomy & physiology. Starting as an artist focused on the human form, he turned his interest into a brief career as an EMT. After a number of years of ambulance driving, a weekend workshop in massage came along and the fire was lit! He has since gone through two separate courses for massage therapy that further expanded his understanding of the human body. He specializes in Neuromuscular Therapy and employs other stretching & Myofascial techniques to increase mobility, and decrease pain and dysfunction in the body. His continued passion for studying anatomy & physiology and his dedication to his clients helps him individualize treatment for each person and achieve consistently positive outcomes in his practice.
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Massage and Bodywork Certification
In 2015 I completed a workshop with Pete Whitridge on the Myofascial sources of pain and dysfunction in the head and neck. It changed the trajectory and nature of my career in massage. He taught principals I could and do apply to the whole body. Fascia is ubiquitous and often the underlying cause for a lot of pain and dysfunction that folks deal with on a regular basis. I am excited to learn more about this amazing biological material and apply what I learn to all of my bodywork session.
In 2017 I completed two advanced Myofascial techniques training classes specifically for the foot, ankle, lower leg, and knee. The classes were eye opening and packed with so much valuable information and specific techniques to effect real, lasting change in the feel and function of the legs and feet. The ideas conveyed were about the power of proprioception and some of the simple and gentle things we as therapists can do to provide greater depth and quality of information to the nervous system. It is incredible work and I feel blessed and lucky to have been able to attend these training events.