Aloha Beautiful People, I am looking forward to tuning you up. My name is Summer Lynn and I would like to talk story with you before our time on the table. I began my  journey  in massage in 2015. I had been working in wilderness therapy when I realized the roof over my head. There I grew a lot as a leader and had the time to figure how I could best serve myself and others. I knew I liked using my strength and working with people one on one.  I went to school at the Costa Rica school of massage therapy. It was an intensive course where I learned a lot of technique and a lot about the human body (especially muscles and attachment of muscles). When I came back to the states I put my knowledge to practice after passing the exam. I was hired at a wellness retreat in Lake Toxaway and later at the spa at the Biltmore Estate. At these spas I worked on people with so many different health backgrounds. There I was inspired by a coworker to learn Lomi Lomi. I traveled to Hawaii to learn from a native woman in the art of bone setting. This course spoke to me from an earlier in life dream of being a chiropractor. There I learned more techniques, especially helping to align the hips.  I have helped change peoples pain! I worked on a woman who had been in a serve car accident. She needed to walk with a brace and cain everywhere. After her visit with me, she was able to ditch the brace and just carried the cain incase. It was a huge change for her.  Another story, while working at the retreat I worked with a woman who had been dealing with Sciatic pain for years! Sometimes she had held herself back from activities because the pain was too much. After our session she hiked to waterfalls pain free. She claimed it was the best she's felt since being diagnosed with the problem.  Most recently I have started working at an Ayurvedic Retreat. There I have learned all sorts of treatments for the body and what it means to oil it. I have really been taping into the energy sides of things. I look forward to helping you threw your wellness journey. Mahalo, Summer