Emily Wingeier, MA, LMT, CNC, CK

Bachelors  Behavioral Sciences, Regis University, 1995

Masters Special Education. (Emphasis: Therapeutic Alternatives for ADHD). University of Colorado, 2001

Over 5,000 hours of training and certification in Body Work and Energy Work since 1980. Institutions I attended or had continuing education at include:

Fairhaven College, Boulder College of Massage Therapy, The Center for Release and Integration, Rolf Institute, Jin Shin Jyustu, Inc (Mary Burmeister), International College of Kinesiology, The NeuroEnergetic Kinesiology Institute, Biokinesiology Institute, Learning Enhancement Acupressure Program (LEAP by Charles Krebs), Chi Kung QiGong School,...

Additional coursework in Nutrition: Cornell College, Nutrition Masters Program, certification through the Biokinesiology Institute within Boulder College, 1987.

Additional training in supporting the therapeutic process: Hakomi Institute and Center for Self Leadership (Internal Family Systems Therapy) for cultivating somatic awareness and internal listening.

 

What makes Emily's massage therapy stand out from the rest? 

Emily, a Reiki Master, has a wide variety of techniques at her fingertips that range in pressure from very deep to gentle, to none at all, (such as in Reiki, Craniosacral therapy, a few different forms of acupressure). She also may use Applied or Clinical Kinesiology, as well as Energy Kinesiology where applicable and helpful. What is most unique about Emily's work is her ability to clear the amygdala in the brain in order to resolve the psycho-emotional aspect of traumatic injury that perpetuates muscular tension. This facilitates a more rapid resolution of otherwise longer term healing. Other massage techniques in her repertoire include deep tissue, orthopedic and medical massage, sports massage, prenatal massage, Swedish massage, Jin Shin Jyutsu, 5 Element acupressure, hot stone massage, trigger point, spinal reflex analysis, muscle reactivity, myofascial, and neural organization technique. Emily is well versed on reflexes and may address them to facilitate a drastic improvement in posture and pain relief.