I wish everyone's answer was "this morning!" But if your periods are painful, you want to be pregnant and you're not, your body didn't birth your baby as you thought it should, or you pee a little when you sneeze, gratitude is probably not your first feeling. In fact, when you experience your womb or your pelvic bowl as a source of discomfort or dysfunction, it's more likely that you feel frustrated, discouraged or even betrayed by your body. These issues and many others can be alleviated with the simple hands-on massage techniques of Maya Abdominal Therapy.

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Meet Amy

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I've been providing compassionate, body-centered care to families in Boulder County since 1993. As a homebirth midwife, the most fulfilling aspect of my job was my relationships - the intimate connections I made with my clients as guide and witness to their birthing journeys. Though I have retired from catching babies, I continue the deep connections and guidance for women of all ages and stages in life. For optimal health, we all need to live in our bodies, trust them, nurture, thank and enjoy them.

Maya Abdominal Therapy

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Our Abdominal Therapy originates in ancient Maya massage practices. Gentle external massage helps guide organs back into proper position and enhances the flow of blood, lymph, nerve impulses and chi in the abdomen. Increased flow restores balance and allows the body to heal. We teach and encourage a daily routine of abdominal self-massage to enhance the results of professional sessions. This combination of self-massage and professional guidance will bring you back into right relationship with your belly.

Massage Therapy

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Massage is not a luxury; it is essential health maintenance, just like exercise. While exercise (including most styles of yoga) is the yang, integrative therapeutic massage is the yin of self-care. Receiving nurturing touch resets and restores the body like nothing else.

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These techniques are a brilliant combination of traditional wisdom and modern science. They originate in ancient Maya practices of abdominal massage. Dr. Rosita Arvigo studied for 40 years with traditional healers in Central America and combined what she learned with extensive anatomical study and her Naprapathic practices.

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