Kari Nelson

Artisian, pet lover, family gal, spiritual, athletic

A classic story amongst Massage Therapists & Body Workers alike, I was introduced to massage after experiencing whiplash.

After my first massage in late 1992, it was no more than two hours later that I was walking and turning my head with ease. I knew right then and there, this was something I wanted to learn much more about. In 1993, I attended the Boulder College of Massage Therapy. I have been practicing massage and continuing my education ever since. (Including multiple modality trainings, a Wellness Coaching Certification from the Institute for Change Research and a Yoga Teacher Training Certification from Kripalu.)

Each year my practice becomes richer and fuller. My understanding and facination of the body seems to grow in equal proportions. What I hope to share with all my clients is first and foremost, the body is much more intelligent than we realize. Runner-up, if we learn how to slow down and listen to the bodies intelligence, we can experience true healing.

Massage, meditation and yoga to name a few are excellent ways to slow down and begin to hear what are bodies, minds and hearts are asking for.