MASSAGE & BODYWORK

OF VERMONT

NASM Certified Personal Trainer,
Corrective Exercise, Sports, Deep Tissue, Myofasical, Crainosacral,
Shiatsu, Acupressure, Swedish Ealsen, Thai Yoga Massage

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Meet Tiffany Boyd

Bodyworker & Sound Engineer

Tiffany Boyd has over twenty years of massage and bodywork experience.

She is trained in a range of modalities, including Deep Tissue, Sports Massage, Myofascial Release, Shiatsu, Acupressure, Cranio-Sacral, Reflexology, Swedish Esalen, Thai Yoga Bodywork, Seated Chair Massage, Shamanic Work, and is a Certified Personal Trainer through the National Academy Of Sports Medicine.

Tiffany studied anatomy and physiology at The University of Vermont, along with courses in human nutrition and biology. For questions relating to covid safety please inquire by phone or email.

With a bachelors degree from Union Institute & University in sound, visual art and curation, Tiffany became a sound engineer working in live event and concert production. The experience of mixing live sound gave her direct insight into how sound, frequency and audio sources impact our neurological systems and influence our wellbeing.

She started Sound Gravitas Productions, LLC, in 2013, a company dedicated to providing analog audio equipment for live concerts and events.

By combining her experience in bodywork and sound engineering, she provides an intriguing approach to health. You can learn more here about Tiffany's insights into the connection between sound and healing.

Frequency, Sound, Music, The Body,

Movement & Wellbeing

Why Bodywork?

It can help with

Quality Of Life

Relaxation, reduction in stress, improved sleep and pain management

Improved Mood

Improve emotional health by reducing stress hormones and increase neurochemicals that improve mood and a provide a sense of wellbeing.

Posture

Release tight muscles that compensate for weak muscles which pull you out of alignment.

Range Of Motion

Increased range of movement involves allowing a joint or muscle move and extend to its full range. When muscles are relaxed and increased in flexibility, range of movement around a joint is increased.