Michelle Kane, LMT — Craniosacral & Integrative Bodywork Specialist

Graduating from the Florida Academy of Massage and Skin Care, Michelle Kane has been a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) since 2001. Shortly after earning her license, she discovered her true professional calling through Dr. John Upledger’s Craniosacral Therapy curriculum, where she learned to approach the body through the central nervous system — working gently, yet profoundly effective to restore balance, promote and support the body's innate healing intelligence.

Michelle’s passion for understanding the body’s subtle rhythms led her to pursue advanced studies with renowned instructors Jean-Pierre Barral, learning Visceral Manipulation, and Bruno Chikly, Lymphatic Drainage Therapy. Through these complementary modalities, she has cultivated highly refined palpation skills, enabling her to perceive and interpret multiple rhythmic patterns within the body — from craniosacral rhythm to lymphatic flow and organ motility.

Her integrative approach allows her to assist the body in self-correction, enhancing communication between all systems while relieving restrictions that limit movement and vitality. Whether she is supporting recovery from injury, reducing chronic pain, or addressing emotional and structural imbalances or aiding detoxification from enviromental toxins, Michelle’s work centers on facilitating the body’s inherent wisdom and capacity to heal.

Michelle’s goal is clear and consistent:

To enhance the body’s natural alignment and function by improving the strength and quality of the craniosacral and lymphatic systems, encouraging fluid motion, and supporting the balanced motility of each organ.

With over two decades of hands-on experience holding a deep respect for the body’s intelligence and heartfelt dedication to holistic wellness, Michelle provides a safe, calm, restorative environment where clients can experience lasting relief, improved balance, renewed well-being and vitality.

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