Massage and Bodywork

Lori graduated from the Boulder College of Massage Therapy in 1999. While at massage school, she had a roll over car accident. The accident changed her life and luckily she was in school where she could get the care she needed to feel better. The need for care with her chronic pain has given her empathy when working on clients with injuries and chronic pain. She completed the Associate of Occupational Studies in Massage Therapy in 2000 with a focus on sports and orthopedic massage. Lori had her first child in January of 2002. The experience of being pregnant and the post partum time prompted her to seek further education with pregnancy. Her continuing education brought her to prenatal and postpartum massage and care through a Lamaze childbirth education certification and postpartum doula certification through the Doulas of North America (DONA). Lori enjoys working out, hiking, yoga and spending time with her son.

University of Phoenix

Jim opened Heafner Health Physical Therapy in February, 2016. He is a proud member of the RallySport Health and Fitness community!

Areas of Expertise: Orthopedics, Manual Therapy, Soft Tissue Mobilization, Chronic Pain Management, Functional Movement, Patient Education.

I am Amelia, a Certified Holistic Nutritionist and NHMTR bodyworker with a focus on Functional Medicine. I help athletes reduce pain and inflammation through bodywork, acupressure, and aromatherapy to reset the nervous system so that you can get back to your training and recover faster.

I have been practicing Functional Medicine for 20 years. I have helped thousands of families and clients over the years.  I am also a dōTERRA essential oils Wellness Advocate. I use essential oils to reset and relax the nervous system, reduce stress, and promote optimal health.

Feeling stressed or anxious? Bodywork can help tremendously to restore calm to your body and life. What is NHMTR Bodywork? Neuro Hydro Molecular Tissue Repair is a unique and gentle form of bodywork that effectively activates the body’s innate ability to heal itself. It’s similar to acupressure and yet does not use needles.