Bodywork GRANTS for Bipoc and LGBTQIA
I am offering FREE Sound Therapy Sessions to anyone that identifies as BIPOC or LGBTQIA+. Fill out the form below to request your sound therapy session! Sound therapy is a fully-clothed session on the ground or on the massage table, where sound bowls are placed around the body and on the body and then played. Sound therapy supports the brain and nervous system entering deeper states of relaxation and activating the parasympathetic nervous system (rest & digest)
Massage therapy is now available and you can request a session in the form below.
Want to support and fund access to healing bodywork for BIPOC and LGBTQIA? Donations in any amount are welcome and accepted. Currently, gratuity from services go towards bodywork grants and you are welcome to donate sessions from massage packages too!
Donate via: Venmo or Paypal your donation below. Write "Bodywork Grant" when donating
Massage therapy is now available and you can request a session in the form below.
Want to support and fund access to healing bodywork for BIPOC and LGBTQIA? Donations in any amount are welcome and accepted. Currently, gratuity from services go towards bodywork grants and you are welcome to donate sessions from massage packages too!
Donate via: Venmo or Paypal your donation below. Write "Bodywork Grant" when donating
What is a bodywork grant?
A bodywork grant is a scholarship that grants access to healing and therapeutic services to people who identify as BIPOC and/or LGBTQIA. Modalities with me include massage, energy balancing, sound therapy, and yoga.
Why does it exist?
Oppression and racial injustice can cause suffering and trauma to the people who experience it. When a person is exposed to injustice regularly, their quality of life and health may be impacted and sometimes manifests through the body and nervous system function. Oppression and injustice can cause dis-regulation of the nervous system and is why I believe that nervous system healing is social justice work. Bodywork offers an environment where deeper rest and relaxation are possible, offering space for relief and a reset, and is guided by the needs of the client. By working with a trusted practitioner, clients can create space for themselves to begin, or deepen, their healing journey through receiving massage therapy, energy work (Reiki or Shiatsu), sound therapy, or yoga sessions.
Everyone deserves to feel safe and at home in their bodies, being exactly who they are and just as they are. These modalities have transformed my life and strengthened my relationship to both myself and my body, resulting in a deeper sense of self-worth, self-value, and self-love. My hope and prayer for this grant program, is for local Vermont BIPOC and LGBTQIA to have access to the modalities I offer at no, or little cost, to them and that they benefit from experiencing various therapeutic modalities in ways that enrich, transform, and inspire their lives.
A bodywork grant is a scholarship that grants access to healing and therapeutic services to people who identify as BIPOC and/or LGBTQIA. Modalities with me include massage, energy balancing, sound therapy, and yoga.
Why does it exist?
Oppression and racial injustice can cause suffering and trauma to the people who experience it. When a person is exposed to injustice regularly, their quality of life and health may be impacted and sometimes manifests through the body and nervous system function. Oppression and injustice can cause dis-regulation of the nervous system and is why I believe that nervous system healing is social justice work. Bodywork offers an environment where deeper rest and relaxation are possible, offering space for relief and a reset, and is guided by the needs of the client. By working with a trusted practitioner, clients can create space for themselves to begin, or deepen, their healing journey through receiving massage therapy, energy work (Reiki or Shiatsu), sound therapy, or yoga sessions.
Everyone deserves to feel safe and at home in their bodies, being exactly who they are and just as they are. These modalities have transformed my life and strengthened my relationship to both myself and my body, resulting in a deeper sense of self-worth, self-value, and self-love. My hope and prayer for this grant program, is for local Vermont BIPOC and LGBTQIA to have access to the modalities I offer at no, or little cost, to them and that they benefit from experiencing various therapeutic modalities in ways that enrich, transform, and inspire their lives.