MaryAnn Reynolds, MS, LMT, BCTMB

MaryAnn Reynolds, MS, LMT, BCTMB Craniosacral work and TMJ Relief in West Lake Hills, Austin, Wimberley, and adjacent communities.

03/14/2026
Update! I am assisting with a foundation training (two years, 10 four-day seminars, etc.), that I helped organize, invit...
03/07/2026

Update! I am assisting with a foundation training (two years, 10 four-day seminars, etc.), that I helped organize, inviting the Wellness Institute teachers I studied with in Washington DC in 2021-23 to teach in Austin.

It’s happening!! We’ve completed the first two seminars with a great group of students and assisting staff.

I have found it valuable to repeat any training that imparts so much new understanding. This will really date me, but it’s like watching The Wizard of Oz on TV year after year as a child and later as a teen and realizing with hindsight that my understanding of the story gained much more nuance with repetition.

There are frequent new “aha” moments to be experienced with this modality, and practice deepens my skills in hands-on perception of your life force and where it’s moving or inert, using this rapport to invite it to deepen your well-being.

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I’ll be out of the office Friday, March 13, through Thursday, March 19. I still have a few openings on Monday, March 9, and Wednesday, March 11, in my West Lake Hills office, and Thursday, March 12, at my Wimberley office.

My practice has used sliding scale payments for over a year now, and it’s working well.

If you’re desiring a session for jaw issues or the deep relaxation and restorative goodness of Craniosacral Biodynamics, you can schedule online from my website: https://maryannreynolds.com/welcome/

If you’re curious about these types of sessions, please schedule a free discovery call. I’d love to talk to you and see if this work is a good fit: https://maryannreynolds.as.me/15mphoneconsult

If you want a session while I’m away, my esteemed colleague Paméla Overeyender shares my office and can also offer you some sweet healing using Craniosacral Biodynamics. Call or text her at (512) 826-7563.

Welcome Page for MaryAnn Reynolds, MS, LMT, RCST®, BCTMB

I’m offering a new client special (new to me or to biodynamic bodywork): three 50-minute sessions for $333 or three 80-m...
03/02/2026

I’m offering a new client special (new to me or to biodynamic bodywork): three 50-minute sessions for $333 or three 80-minute sessions for $450.

I encourage my clients to check in before each session and several times for at least three days afterwards…paying attention to what you are sensing in your system and how you feel different.

You may notice your system feeling somewhat reorganized in a lighter, easier, more congruent way.

If you’ve been stressed for a long time, it may feel strange — I encourage you to slow down and enjoy it!

Regular sessions over time can reset your nervous system to be more relaxed.

Book online: maryannreynolds.as.me/ (scroll down)

Schedule your appointment online MaryAnn Reynolds, MS, LMT, RCST®, BCTMB

02/26/2026

A new study suggests humans can sense hidden objects without touching them, by detecting faint movements in sand. This unexpected form of “remote touch” challenges traditional ideas about how the sense of touch works.

I just added a 3-session package to my online scheduler. It’s intended for new clients, either new to craniosacral work ...
02/24/2026

I just added a 3-session package to my online scheduler. It’s intended for new clients, either new to craniosacral work or new to me, but anyone can use this package.

It often takes as many as 3 sessions for both our systems to get into the holistic shared state that is part of the magic of biodynamic bodywork, which works from the inside out.

The cost is $333, and I recommend using them all within 3-6 weeks.

Click the link below to purchase the package and then schedule your sessions. Hope to see you on my table!

Schedule your appointment online MaryAnn Reynolds, MS, LMT, RCST®, BCTMB

Sharing for my friend Amy Bennett.
02/14/2026

Sharing for my friend Amy Bennett.

01/25/2026

🚨HUGE: PRITZKER WARNS NOEM AND ICE OF PROSECUTION AFTER TRUMP

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker just dropped a warning that landed like a hammer.

Not a press release. Not a tweet. A direct, on-air declaration.

Speaking to Jen Psaki, Pritzker confirmed Illinois is actively building cases against federal immigration officials right now.

Yes. Right now.

When asked how states can respond as the federal government blocks accountability, Pritzker didn’t flinch.

“First of all, it’s more than a database. We created something called the Illinois Accountability Commission. It’s headed by retired federal judges,” he said.

That wasn’t the threat. That was the setup.

The commission is collecting testimony. Video. Names. Evidence. Everything.

Why?

“Because we are gonna hold them accountable,” Pritzker said.

But wait. It gets worse.

Pritzker directly rejected the idea that ICE officers enjoy permanent immunity.

“When Trump and J.D. Vance are saying that these federal officers have absolute immunity, they do not,” he said.

The only thing protecting them, he explained, is presidential power. Pardons. Inaction. Silence.

And silence doesn’t last forever.

“You know what? He’s not gonna be president forever,” Pritzker warned.

Then the terms were clear:

“In 2029 in January, Gregory Bovino is gonna have to answer for his actions,” he said, before naming Kristi Noem, Tom Homan, and line officers accused of abuse.

No hedging. No ambiguity.

He went even further.

“Frankly, the line officers that are abusing people, and in some cases, shooting people in the face, they’re gonna be held accountable one way or another when this administration goes away.”

The supremacy clause, Pritzker admitted, blocks immediate action.

But documentation survives administrations.

And administrations fall.

The silence is how they get away with it. Illinois just broke that silence.

This wasn’t rhetoric. It was a countdown.

January 2029 is no longer a date. It’s a deadline.

Share this so it can’t be ignored. Kristi Noem, Greg Bovino, and every ICE agent are officially on notice.

A clinical study found that two bodywork techniques for neck pain, using sustained pressure (“real” bodywork) and light ...
01/14/2026

A clinical study found that two bodywork techniques for neck pain, using sustained pressure (“real” bodywork) and light touch (“sham” bodywork), got the same results, measured by pain sensitivity, neck mobility, and proprioception, in five minute sessions.

Why am I, a craniosacral therapist, not surprised? More people should know about this! Massage therapists who are wearing themselves out and clients who believe that deep tissue work is the only thing that helps.

“Whether we press deeply into tissue or rest our hands with still attention, something meaningful happens in that interaction between practitioner and client.”

Context is powerful: Even light, mindful touch can significantly shift pain and proprioception, reminding us that how we work matters as much as what we do.

01/10/2026

It takes boldness, even audacity, to step out of our habitual patterns.

01/07/2026

Craniosacral Therapy and osteopathy are often described as gentle — yet many people report deep physical and emotional shifts after just a few sessions. In t...

01/07/2026

An MIT study finds waves that ripple across a newly fertilized egg are similar to the waves in seemingly unrelated systems, from ocean and atmospheric circulations to quantum fluids.

This article by Function Health is about auto-immune diseases. Early testing could catch them early.
12/03/2025

This article by Function Health is about auto-immune diseases. Early testing could catch them early.

Roughly 15 million Americans live with at least one autoimmune disease, and that number is rising. 34% of patients diagnosed with one autoimmune condition will go on to develop at least one more. Yet these conditions are often misunderstood and underdiagnosed. It often takes multiple specialists and...

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West Lake Hills, TX
78746

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Tuesday 2:30pm - 6:30pm
Wednesday 2:30pm - 6:30pm
Thursday 2:30pm - 6:30pm
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Healing*

A car wreck in 1996 left me feeling like I was living in someone else’s pain body, and I set out to find some relief. I didn’t understand what the accident had done to my body, just knew that sometimes I dragged one foot when I walked, my hips and back hurt all the time, and moving in certain ways was painful.

I tried massage of various types, chiropractic of several types, osteopathic manual therapy, rehab yoga, regular yoga of different types, structural integration (Rolfing), Pilates, acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, functional movement, and more. I had never had a massage before, and I loved visiting these folks practicing various healing arts. Their work was so different from my writing jobs in journalism, technology, and government. It opened up a whole new world for me.

When I was considering a career change, I knew I wanted to do something in the healing arts. After being accepted into an acupuncture program and learning Reiki, I did Reiki for an injured healer friend, who told me I needed to get a license to touch people. So I went to massage school, doing my basic training at the nationally known Lauterstein-Conway Massage School, later completing its advanced program and becoming board certified in therapeutic massage and bodywork.

I finally understood what had happened to my body in that car accident, and I worked diligently to heal from that injury, blogging about it here.