Erin M. Gugliuzza, BS, LMT, CST, RYT-500, CPT

 

Erin has been a Licensed Massage Therapist since 1997. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Health and Human Services with a concentration in Complementary Medicine and Therapies from SUNY Empire State College, as well as an AAS in Surgical Technology. She continues her education in massage, yoga philosophy, surgical technology, and personal training.

 

Her passion for holistic health began in high school through running and volleyball, where she learned firsthand how movement supports mental and physical well-being. After knee injuries led her to physical therapy, she discovered the power of palpation, strength training, flexibility, and hands-on healing—experiences that inspired her lifelong commitment to wellness without drugs or surgery.

 

As a Certified Surgical Technologist, Erin has worked with trauma patients at Erie County Medical Center and later supported surgeons, nurses, interns, and researchers at Roswell Park Cancer Center. These experiences deepened her understanding of the human body, the emotional impact of illness, and the importance of lifestyle in long-term health and healing.

 

Her yoga journey brought her profound personal transformation. Erin completed both her 200-hour and 500-hour Yoga Teacher Trainings at the Himalayan Institute, where she learned to live more consciously, release past wounds, and cultivate inner strength. Yoga continues to guide her work and inspire her desire to help others on their healing path.

 

Erin loves teaching and practicing yoga, running, paddle-boarding, biking, and guiding people toward movement that creates space for healing. Her therapeutic massage approach blends intuition, anatomy, and a deep respect for the body’s natural rhythm.

 

My Message & Motto:

Through massage and yoga, Erin has traveled throughout the U.S., Brazil, Costa Rica, and the Caribbean, learning from diverse communities and healing traditions. She approaches every session with compassion and divine guidance, allowing her hands to “see” and her intuition to respond to each person’s unique needs.

 

She draws inspiration from ancient wisdom:

 

“When the heart is at peace, the body is healthy.” — Native American Proverb

“The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease.” — Thomas A. Edison

 

Namaste, 

Erin