Kerri rocks her specialties like Pete Townsend wails on guitar. Which is to say, she moves uteri and talks a lot about menstruation, bringing balance to your center, and helping you find your inner radiance, all day long. Clearly, women’s health is core to her practice as a massage therapist, in which she specializes in Maya Abdominal Therapy, massage for menopause, and perinatal massage. She advocates that abdominal massage can help ease PMS, endometriosis, PCOS, IBS, and incontinence. A graduate of Body Therapy Institute in 2008, Kerri’s other modalities include Swedish and myofascial massage, integrated with acupressure and reflexology. Her work is often described as intuitive, meditative, and contemplative, and is good for everyone.  Kerri is involved in Women’s circles around Durham, Chapel Hill, and Hillsborough and is working towards integrating restorative movement therapy into her bodywork practice.

When not giving or studying massage, Kerri can be found playing with her two sons and husband, John Williford, most likely on the Eno River, possibly knitting, or devouring her latest cookbook like it’s a novel.