Souljourner Bodywork

Souljourner Bodywork Whole-being wellness through bodywork and astrology. Specializing in structural integration Together we discover what you and your body need, and make it happen!

Our posture, internal functions, physical health, and dis-ease are influenced by tangible and subtle factors. I work on both ends of this spectrum, addressing the physical discomforts that are rooted in subtle imbalances. I can help you by:
1. Addressing skeletomuscular imbalances through intuitive bodywork and energy balancing.
2. Improving your understanding of how your body works, moves, and he

als.
3. Increasing your awareness of how your mental state influences your body, and helping tend to your nervous system. In our sessions I address your body's unique experiences - working with you to discover & rebalance the activities and thoughts that may influence pain patterns. In every session I offer stretching, movement, and awareness practices to best suit your unique system to achieve sustainable, LONG TERM health. My favorite modality is the Body Insight technique. It is an advanced Neuromuscular therapy that is astoundingly effective at balancing tight muscle groups. In only one or two sessions it can reset muscles to their optimum conditions. This technique is great for people who experience limited range of motion, have 'frozen' joints, and/or poor circulation in fingers and toes. A second pillar of Body Insight addresses how our emotions, thoughts, and life experiences show up in our bodies. Sometimes these can even be the leading cause of chronic pain patterns. In unwinding the physical aspect through the bodywork, we also realize, address, and release the emotions that add to discomfort.

I'm hosting New Moon circles again (something i've done in years past and am feeling called to again). The intention is ...
01/27/2025

I'm hosting New Moon circles again (something i've done in years past and am feeling called to again).

The intention is to make space for us to reflect on life, do some mindfulness practices, and create intentional community. I've noticed that reflection is one of the best tools we have for living with purpose, and is something we often skip.

I'm hosting it at my house 1512 Ford Court, Louisville, CO, 80027. The first is tomorrow night, Tues 1/28. It's by donation, and more details will come once you register. The more the merrier, so invite anyone you think would benefit from this ❤️

Details & Registration: https://www.souljournerbodywork.com/events/new-moon-circles-2025-01-28-18-00

Eli McCutchen

Now accepting new clients at my home office in Louisville! I'm excited to serve this great community!
06/06/2024

Now accepting new clients at my home office in Louisville! I'm excited to serve this great community!

It started with awards for video submissions for private practices, clinics, spas, and social media. There were roughly ...
10/29/2023

It started with awards for video submissions for private practices, clinics, spas, and social media. There were roughly two million awards for videos, which was a surprise. There were only 8 in-person categories, but well over 15 video categories.

The top scorers from each in-person category brought their A-game to the stage and competed live for Best Massage Therapist in the World.

While tallying up the votes, the top 3 in each category were awarded their medals. Team USA brought home 2 medals: Gold in Swedish won by Melissa Strautman, and Silver in Sports won by Deon Abdullah! Then, with applause and all the hugs, the winners received their medals.

All in all, it was a very unique experience, and I’m grateful to have met so many passionate massage therapists from so many backgrounds around the world. It was inspiring to see everyone’s unique style, and to learn new techniques. I am immensely grateful to all my supporters at home who helped me cover costs, and for all the cheers and emotional support along the way.

I am bummed, but not surprised, to not bring home a medal. There is a type of massage style that, as far as I can tell, only exists in "Competition World." It seems to draw heavily from Thai massage and Cirque du Soleil.

Does it help address aches, pains, and stress? Who knows.
Is it enjoyable to receive? Questionable.
Does it look cool for spectators? Absolutely.

Massage Association

The massage I received was just as unique as before.Phiane, competing for Canada, presented her generations-old lineage ...
10/28/2023

The massage I received was just as unique as before.

Phiane, competing for Canada, presented her generations-old lineage of bodywork called Yin-Yang Massage. She teaches and competes all over the world, and has won many awards for this family-held tradition. It felt similar to Thai-style work but on a table. The flow was very relaxing, and I could feel the profound wisdom through her hands and presence.

She also made every single piece of fabric used in the session by hand!

After lunch and photo ops, we piled into the auditorium for the Final and awards ceremony...

International Massage Association

The second day was much more relaxed, for myself and for everyone I spoke with. It was like Saturday was the big push to...
10/27/2023

The second day was much more relaxed, for myself and for everyone I spoke with. It was like Saturday was the big push to show off all your skills, and Sunday was the day to really enjoy the craft and the experience.

I met two new friends, from Portugal and Israel, in the bathroom at our hostel... because who else in a hostel is getting ready at 7am on a Sunday?

Today I was at table 10 with Phiane Duquet of Canada and Anna Majda of Romania and the category was Wellness.

I focused on relaxing techniques, and used essential oils and the spray I created for Craniosacral therapy. I was surprised that while others used incense, candles, and various scented products, I seemed to be the only one with essential oils.

My 'client' was from Romania. She had alopecia and was wearing a hairpiece, so she requested only light scalp work.

International Massage Association

The afternoon featured demonstrations and workshops. We gathered in the assembly hall to watch massage presentations by ...
10/27/2023

The afternoon featured demonstrations and workshops. We gathered in the assembly hall to watch massage presentations by former competition winners and IMA judges.

After the demonstrations, the presenters offered workshops. I attended one for a new form of Ashiatsu called SARGA.

Ashiatsu is an Eastern tradition in which the therapist uses their feet to give compression-based massage. SARGA has made the technique more portable by attaching fabric to the table for support (instead of bars installed in the ceiling), and it focuses more on fascia manipulation than compression.

A new modality may be in my future ;)

International Massage Association

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1640 Broadway Street
Boulder, CO
80302

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Monday 12:30pm - 5:30pm
Tuesday 12pm - 5:30pm
Thursday 12am - 5:30pm
Sunday 3pm - 6pm

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