Your Body Is a System. Treatment Should Be Too.
Structural Integration looks beyond individual muscles and considers how different regions of the body interact through posture, movement, and connective tissue. Structural Integration is designed for clients interested in addressing broader patterns of posture, movement, tension, and structural organization through a progressive series of treatments.
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Observe
We begin by understanding your goals, movement limitations, areas of restriction, and relevant history.
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Realign
Treatment focuses on areas of tension and restriction that may be influencing your movement.
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Integrate
Your response to treatment helps us determine what has changed and where additional work may be appropriate.
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Adapt
Each session builds upon the previous one, allowing treatment to evolve as your body changes.
Best Value
Structural Integration Series 1
1,035
Sale ends 9/25
Valid for 6 months
Twelve x 90 Minute Structural Integration Sessions
Normally $1,380. Now 25% Off - $ 85 Per Session
Availability outside of normal schedule when needed
Sessions Scheduled Weekly or Bi-Weekly
Two Week Grace Period
Best Value
Structural Integration Series 2
1,218
Sale ends 9/25
Valid for 6 months
Twelve x 2 Hour Structural Integration Sessions
Normally $1,740. Now 30% Off - $101 Per Session
Availability outside of normal schedule when needed
Sessions Scheduled Weekly or Bi-Weekly
Two Week Grace Period
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Structural Integration the same as massage?
It uses manual therapy but is more comprehensive and structurally oriented than a typical massage session.
Why is it a series?
Structural work is inherently progressive. A series allows treatment to evolve rather than attempting to address every structural pattern in one appointment.
Will you only work where I have pain?
Not necessarily. Structural patterns can involve areas that aren't painful but may influence how other parts of the body move.
Does Structural Integration fix posture?
We don't promise to "fix" posture. The goal is to support more efficient movement and reduce unnecessary muscular and structural strain.