Donielle Saxton has been providing Therapeutic Massage since 1998 and has been active in Littleton, Colorado since 1999. She offers Therapeutic Deep Tissue Massage and Structural Integration.

Why should you come and see Donielle for a treatment? Experience! Donielle has a background in Athletic Training and certification as a Physical Therapy Aide. She also has her Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Psychology from the University of Northern Colorado. Kinesiology comes from the Greek word kinein meaning to move, so kinesiology is the study of movement and muscles. In 1998 she graduated from the Colorado School of Healing Arts with 670 hours of training. In 2003 she graduated from the KMI training course of Structural Integration with an additional 500 hours of training. Donielle has also taken courses in Visceral (organ) massage and various other Anatomy and Massage related continuing education courses. She has the expertise to work with injuries and every day stresses.

Bodywork is an essential part of a healthy and active life. It has been used for centuries to ease pain, relieve stress, condition athletes and promote a general sense of well being.

Massage works with the muscles by kneading, stretching, pounding and rubbing to help restore the muscle to its natural state. Massage affects the whole body, not just the muscles. As you receive massage on a regular basis you will notice that your circulation will increase, your immunity will increase and your nervous system will be more relaxed and your stress levels will decrease. To find out more about massage read the article under Massage Therapy.

Structural Integration is a whole body technique. Its medium is the fascia (a connective tissue that covers the whole body-muscle, bone, tendons, ligaments, organs, etc.). By melting and moving the fascia out of ‘bound' areas, the body is able to posture and function better. This allows body functions to work with more ease and less energy. This allows the person to move in and out of different activities and daily life with ease, grace and dynamic balance. To find out more about this technique read the article under SI Work.

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