Hunter Structural Integration

My 5-year anniversary is coming up soon, and looking back at this picture makes me so happy. 🤍

I remember how scared I was to take that leap — opening my first brick-and-mortar space and moving my business out of the house felt HUGE at the time.

There were so many nerves, so many “what ifs,” and so much uncertainty… but I did it anyway.

Now, almost five years later, I can look back and see just how far I’ve come. I’ve grown, learned, changed, and built something I’m incredibly proud of.

This picture is such a good reminder that sometimes the things that scare us the most are the very things that help us grow the most.

Almost 5 years. 🥹🤍 What a journey it’s been.

The fall reset I needed. 🥰❤️🥰

✨ A couple last-minute openings just popped up! ✨

Unfortunately, my hairdresser got sick and had to cancel on me tomorrow — but her loss is your gain! 😂💆‍♀️

That means I now have a 2:00 PM and 4:30 PM appointment available tomorrow.

If you’ve been meaning to get on my table, send me a message and let’s get you booked! 🤍

First come, first served!

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Another tool just got added to the toolbox… 👀✨ I’m officially Gua Sha certified!

I originally considered going the Graston route, but after doing my homework, I decided I didn’t need to pay the additional premium simply for the Graston name.

And honestly, one of my favorite things I learned through this process is that Gua Sha is so much more than the facial beauty routine we usually see online. Scraping has a long history in traditional practice, and there are different techniques and applications depending on the tissue, area of the body, and intention behind the work.

Graston is a specific branded system of instrument-assisted soft tissue work, and I absolutely respect the education and methodology behind it. For me, though, I wanted to understand the principles behind scraping itself and how I can thoughtfully incorporate it into the kind of work I already love doing — fascial work, structural bodywork, movement, and looking at the body as a whole.

I’m always looking beyond the exact spot someone feels discomfort. I’m interested in the tension patterns, fascial restrictions, compensations, movement, and connections that may be contributing to what we’re seeing and feeling in the body.

So no, this little tool isn’t replacing my hands. 😂 It’s simply another tool in the toolbox — another way to work with tissue, provide different input to the body, and complement the deeper hands-on work I’m already doing.

I’m excited to keep learning, refining my technique, and start bringing Gua Sha into my practice. 🤍.

Pittsburgh bound for scraping certification. ❤️❤️

Good Morning,
I had the opportunity to stop by and see Mo Riah in her new coffee shop James Leigh Coffee Company . I love the vibe in there. It was very cozy. Congratulations I can not wait to see continue to see your business grow. I forgot to snap a picture in there so figured I would share the one with how I met you.

Go and try something today you wont regret it :)

Why thank you! 🥰

Just took a cancellation for Monday. 12:30, 1, or 1:30 available! Shoot me a message here or text 8144196889 🥰🥰🥰