Abi Averitt

The Somatic field is interested in the interconnection of all aspects of human development that form our sense of self and pattern our way of moving through the world.
A Somatic approach to healing enriches all forms of bodywork and massage by looking not only at symptom of unrest but by engaging the larger pattern of use that is creating the symptom.
Integrated Somatics makes available a broad range of complementary modalities to meet the specific needs of each client.
With each new step children take we bear witness to the profound unfolding and inseparable development of the mind and body, or soma. This amazing human path is not only something that is available to young children but is a wellspring that connects us to our natural intelligence and is a path to uncovering our individual gifts and potential. – Abi Bassler Averitt

"The aim is to make the impossible possible, the possible easy, and the easy elegant." - Moshe Feldenkrais, D. Sc. Through dynamic movement sequences and facilitated touch Feldenkrais teaches new ways of moving to relieve pain, regulate the nervous … [Read More...]

What makes my massage different? Experience - I have over 15 years of experience as a Massage Therapist and have studied Deep Tissue, Swedish, Sports, Structural Integration (Rolfing), and Prenatal and Postpartum Massage. Skills- … [Read More...]

Infant Developmental Movement Education "The importance of working with babies during the first year is that it helps set up a broader baseline, offering more choices in not only how to see events or problems, but how to act on them; it gives them … [Read More...]

Prenatal/ Postpartum Series Somatic Movement Education and Bodywork can offer moms the much needed structural, emotional and energetic support needed to navigate the demands of new life with greater ease and well being. There are few times in life … [Read More...]
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