Movement is Health - experience possibilities with active solutions
Healing requires all of you.
Movement is the best optimizer for experiencing health, boosting vitality, harnessing your body's full healing capacity, and performing at your best.
At Moving Into Harmony we acknowledge the multitude of ways each person desires movement in their life. It is difficult when movement may be limited due to circumstance in life. We empathize you may feel bound or limited; how you have lost your ability to actively live your best life.
We can help you!
Give us a try!
Regain your mobility in your life with simple practices and health promoting movements you can do easily everyday. Practicing key movements customized for you, harnesses health, sustains strength and progresses performance.
Praise for Shawn
“Shawn is a wonderful practitioner, his level of training and knowledge of anatomy and manual therapy are brilliantly complemented by his depth of compassion and yoga experience. He has the ability to build bridges between how physical therapy and energetic healing are connected.”
~ Scott Blossom, Shunyata Yoga
The Fallen Log Puzzle – Removing the Obstacle on the Path An experience of removing a fallen log on a classic Southern Oregon’s (“my wilderness backyard”) Osgood Ditch Trail with the Siskiyou Mountain Club (a non-profit organization “We do the hard work it takes to keep the backcountry experience alive in the region we work”) Read More…
How do you consistently remain alive during life’s demands? How do you adapt? Are the adaptations you currently incorporate helping you live in harmony? Being alive is being fluid in response. Being alive is being in balance from the foundational support that your bones give. Establish balance from a sustainable resource, the bones, and discover Read More…
YES!!! our feet have the same capacity and movement potential as our hands? From a neurological view, the homunculus of the somatosensory cortex, the motor and sensory fields in our brains illustrate this occupancy of function for the feet and hands. By this understanding the capacity we have to use our feet for sensation and Read More…
