HEALTH IS WEALTH!! Manifest Wholeness through Massage & Mindful Health Yoga! Yoga and Mindful Health suggests that keeping a healthy mind, heart & body allows for a happy, healthy longevity in Life. Invest in your health today, book a massage or take a yoga class today! Research shows that healthy movement of the body, either through a massage session or yoga class has so many amazing benefits in recovery of muscles, including mind, body, soul awareness.
Erin M. Gugliuzza, BS, LMT, CST, RYT-500
Erin has been practicing as a Licensed Massage Therapist for the past 26 years. She has a Bachelors of Science degree in Health and Human Services and Complimentary Medicine and Therapies from SUNY Empire State College. As well as AAS Associate in Applied Science in Surgical Technology and pursuing her Masters degree soon in Social Work.
Her inspiration to become a Yoga Teacher, Massage Therapist and Holistic Practitioner stemmed from realizing the impact movement and distance running (volleyball and cross country running in high school) had on her mental and physical health. She learned hands-on healing over the years from her own wounds.
But, the above sports took a toll as both the meniscus and cartilage were damaged in both knees. Her Physical Therapy visits introduced her to physics, physical exercise and palpation skills in massage therapy. This quickly gave her insight into the beautiful response of her own inner physician. She experienced the effects of healing as a result of massage, movement, strength training and stretching without drugs or surgery at the early age of 17.
With training as a Certified Surgical Technologist, Erin has witnessed the acute traumatic onset of physical pain one endures as she has had opportunity to work with many trauma victims entering the operating room suites during clinical rotations at Erie County Medical Center in 2009.
Since then she has continued to work alongside surgeons and RNs, medical interns, and research scientists at Roswell Park Cancer and Research Institute, learning about the human body, how it reacts to cancer, how the connective tissues and organs respond, but mostly to how patients respond mentally and emotionally. Her experiences have lead her to conclude that living a life free from stress, addictive behaviors, pharmaceuticals, unclean air, food and water pollutants, and a sedentary lifestyle will enhance the health of anyone suffering from anything.
All of her life experiences drew her to the study of yoga where she learned to live more consciously, meditate more profoundly and, let go of her past wounds. Erin received her yoga teacher certification from the Himalayan Institute.
Yoga studies along with her present conscious active lifestyle, has helped her stay awake and mindful of the vast wisdom within, but it mostly has inspired her to help others along their healing journey.
Erin Loves teaching Yoga, doing yoga, being yoga, observing yoga, running, stand-up paddle boarding, biking, and showing others how to move their body and mind to create space for healing to enter. She shares the core existence of how we can tap into this space so that we may surrender and find balance authentically on an emotional, physical and mental level. A balance that essentially brings us to our inner bliss where Peace and Joy already await us.
My Message & Motto:
As a Massage Therapist I have had the opportunity to travel all around the USA and work with all walks of people and ages. It is with compassion and intuition that allows my work to be effective for each individual during a therapeutic Massage Session. My technique will contour to the bodies natural innate rhythm. As an ancient Chinese proverb indicates during a healing session; " It is with our Hands we see, our eyes we hear, and our ears that change our flow for better understanding of each one's needs....
I Also Believe in the famous and humble words -
by Thomas A. Edison:
"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"
Namaste,
Erin