Karen Kremzar Holistic Occupational Therapist

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I am an occupational therapist with over 33 years of experience in healthcare, specializing in anxiety and stress management using a variety of techniques including craniosacral therapy.

So many people feel disconnected from their bodies. Often, it is not intentional. We were never taught how to understand...
01/13/2026

So many people feel disconnected from their bodies. Often, it is not intentional. We were never taught how to understand the signals within, and for some, past experiences make those sensations feel uncomfortable. Your body has a story to tell. I help create a safe space to listen and reconnect.

Need a simple way to relax in stressful situations? Try belly breathing! This foundational deep breathing practice is a ...
01/09/2026

Need a simple way to relax in stressful situations? Try belly breathing! This foundational deep breathing practice is a proven way to calm your mind and body.

Fibromyalgia does not respond well to force.It responds to safety.Craniosacral Therapy helps calm the nervous system, ea...
01/08/2026

Fibromyalgia does not respond well to force.
It responds to safety.
Craniosacral Therapy helps calm the nervous system, ease tension patterns, and support the body’s natural healing rhythms. This gentle approach can be an important part of managing fibromyalgia symptoms with more ease and less strain.

Having a holistic approach to therapy, means having the ability to see individuals through the lens of wholeness, whilst...
01/05/2026

Having a holistic approach to therapy, means having the ability to see individuals through the lens of wholeness, whilst simulataneously being able to zoom in on parts of themselves that may need strengthening and further support.

It's the balance between understanding that there are many layers and factors to us that may be strengthening or hindering our growth, development and progression.

When you adopt a holistic approach, you understand and acknowledge that our physical, emotional, spiritual, social and mental health all impact each other.

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Lately I’ve been noticing how much pressure we put on ourselves this time of year.Winter isn’t a season of momentum. It’...
01/02/2026

Lately I’ve been noticing how much pressure we put on ourselves this time of year.

Winter isn’t a season of momentum. It’s a season of less light, slower mornings, and quieter nervous systems. And yet January often arrives with the expectation to reset everything and push forward.

For many women, especially mothers, the weeks leading up to the holidays require an enormous amount of unseen energy. By the time winter truly settles in, there’s very little left for restoration.

So if your body feels tired right now, or you’re craving more stillness than structure, that’s not something to override. It’s something to listen to.

This season may not be about doing more.

It may be about slowing down enough for your system to recalibrate.

Take a breath.
Soften your shoulders.
That’s meaningful work too.

As the New Year begins, I want to thank each client who allowed me to be part of their healing journey. It’s an honor to...
12/31/2025

As the New Year begins, I want to thank each client who allowed me to be part of their healing journey. It’s an honor to support your nervous system, body, and overall well-being. May 2026 bring steadiness, growth, and moments of ease as you continue caring for yourself.

As the year comes to a close, many people notice a mix of emotions. Relief, gratitude, heaviness, uncertainty. Sometimes...
12/29/2025

As the year comes to a close, many people notice a mix of emotions. Relief, gratitude, heaviness, uncertainty. Sometimes all at once.

This pause between years can be a powerful moment to check in with your nervous system.

If things feel a little unsettled, here are a few simple ways to ground yourself:
• Take a slow breath in through your nose and let your exhale be long and unforced
• Place your feet on the floor and notice where your body feels supported
• Gently orient to your surroundings by naming a few things you can see or hear

As conversations shift toward goals and resolutions, it may help to reframe the question. Instead of “What should I accomplish?” try “What would help me feel more regulated, supported, and present in my daily life?”

Caring for your nervous system does not have to be another task on the list. It can be woven into how you move, rest, and respond each day.

As the new year approaches, consider making self-care less about doing more and more about listening.

Your body holds wisdom.

Sometimes the most meaningful intention is learning to hear it.

Sending warm Christmas wishes to each of you. May this season offer rest, presence, and gentle moments of connection!
12/24/2025

Sending warm Christmas wishes to each of you. May this season offer rest, presence, and gentle moments of connection!

What if your body could soften the way this snowman does?Myofascial release doesn’t melt pain away instantly, but many c...
12/23/2025

What if your body could soften the way this snowman does?
Myofascial release doesn’t melt pain away instantly, but many clients feel a noticeable shift after just one session as tension begins to thaw and ease returns.

This Sunday marks the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year and a natural pause point. Nature slows, the light i...
12/19/2025

This Sunday marks the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year and a natural pause point. Nature slows, the light is limited, and our bodies often feel that shift too.

If you’ve noticed lower energy, more tension, or a heavier emotional load lately, this is not a personal failure. It’s your nervous system responding to the season.

As Sunday approaches, consider meeting this transition with softness rather than pressure.
A simple grounding breath to try:
• Inhale slowly through your nose for 4
• Pause gently for 2
• Exhale through your mouth for 6
Repeat for 1–2 minutes. Longer exhales signal safety to the nervous system and support regulation.

You don’t need to push through winter. You’re allowed to move with it. ✨

Trauma isn’t just an experience. It lives in the body as much as it does in the mind. As a holistic occupational therapi...
12/18/2025

Trauma isn’t just an experience. It lives in the body as much as it does in the mind. As a holistic occupational therapist, I’ve seen how unresolved trauma can quietly show up as physical pain, tension, or patterns that feel hard to explain. Healing often begins with understanding how deeply connected our bodies and experiences truly are.

When schedules are full and expectations are high, the body often feels it first.Difficulty sleeping, a busy mind, and l...
12/15/2025

When schedules are full and expectations are high, the body often feels it first.
Difficulty sleeping, a busy mind, and less patience are common signs of holiday burnout.
Take a few minutes to try box breathing: inhale for 4, hold for 4, exhale for 4, hold for 4. Let your breath move slowly and evenly.

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100 Center Street
Wallingford, CT
06492

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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