Maura got her start in manual therapy back in 2014, through ASIS, Arizona School of Integrative Studies. The chronic pain that she carried from childhood, lead her to seek out an education in the healing arts. Over the years, her studies lead her deeper and deeper into the tissues of the physical body, shedding light to the profound interconnections of the mind, body, spirit, soul, and the greater collective. Her own healing shaped the path of her career, focusing on modalities that promoted a felt sense of relaxation and ease in her body as well as her clients. Ashiatsu, (barefoot massage) Abdominal techniques, Myofascial Release, Cranial/Facial Massage, and Craniosacral Therapy have been her true loves in manual therapy. In her personal life, Maura seeks outdoor quietude and adventure. She loves to glamp in her camper with friends, family, and her animal companions. Maura takes to the water as much as possible as she finds hot/cold therapy to be one the best ways to take care of herself. The special connections to people and animals are what make life most worth living to her, so time with friends and family bring her great joy.