Prana Massage Therapy

Natalie Fournier was born and raised in Western Massachusetts. She attended Springfield Technical Community College in Springfield, Massachusetts and completed her schooling in 2018 with highest honors - receiving an Associate's degree in Science in Physical Therapist Assistant. Through this type of work she discovered her love for manual therapy. In 2019 she relocated to the beautiful state of Vermont, and it was here that her passion for massage therapy grew. She graduated from Green Mountain Massage School in Hyde Park Vermont and became a Certified Massage Therapist in 2020. She is passionate about massage, bodywork and energy work.

What is Prana?

Prana is a Sanskrit word that may be interpreted in many ways. In English, one may describe it as "life force," "energy" and "vital principle." The term is used in Hindu and yogic philosophy to refer to all the manifest energy in the universe, present in both living beings and inanimate objects.

"Prana has many levels of meaning, from the physical breath to the energy of consciousness itself. Prana is not only the basic life-force, it is the original creative power. It is the master form of all energy working at every level of our being. Indeed the entire universe is a manifestation of prana."

- David Frawley 

sed in Hindu and yogic philosophy to refer to all the manifest e

"Prana has many levels of meaning, from the physical breath to the energy of consciousness itself. Prana is not only the basic life-force, it is the original creative power. It is the master form of all energy working at every level of our