
505-803-1476
Maria Chilton (License #1830) has been a Massage Therapist since 1995. Her forte is her ability to spontaneously incorporate various modalities to suit the individual’s needs in the present moment. The techniques she calls upon include traditional Swedish massage, deep tissue, polarity therapy, shiatsu, Reiki, reflexology and cranio-sacral. For the past ten years Maria has made hot stone massage a specialty. “Bodywork is an art form. The client is the canvas while the body worker’s hands, heart and intuition are the medium. The healing experience is the finished piece.” Maria is also the owner and operator of Little River Remedies, a small herbal apothecary.
505-927-2974
mariachilton70@gmail.com
C.J. has been practicing massage at the Carnelian Center since 2010.
She was a graduate from the Scherer Institute of Natural Healing and is licensed in the state of New Mexico. She is also a Registered Massage Therapy Instructor in New Mexico. We do our best work when we are relaxed and supported. The power of touch to heal can be subtle or profound that is up to you. I provide an informed touch that is founded in my study of anatomy and physiology. Senses provide us a tool to discover places in the body that are holding injuries or insults. Applying peaceful touch we can meet those places with awareness and compassion, bringing about a greater sense of wellbeing.
C. J. holds advance certifications in Biodynamic Cranial Sacral therapy, Shiatsu, Mana Lomi, myo-fascial release and is a YogAlign postural alignment therapist.
505 670 6124
Sarah Grant (License #1038) practices a Japanese Acupuncture in the style of Kiiko Matsumoto. This style involves gentle touch of various areas, predominantly the abdomen, to get information about where to place needles. The needles are thin, and inserted to shallow depths, making the treatments quite painless. Treatments last 1 to 1 ½ hours. Acupuncture is good for a variety of bodily imbalances including pain, headache, insomnia, allergies/asthma, fatigue, hormonal issues, and autoimmune disorders. Acupuncture treatments can be used to maintain good health with no negative side effects!
505-603-0362
sarahcrawfordgrant@gmail.com
Montse Serra was born in Barcelona, Spain. She study fashion design and worked during many years in the field of the publicity and the television as a stylist of clothes, set design and decoration. She has always worked with imagination and creativity. In 1997 transferred to Santiago, Chile, where she lived for five years and she awakened to the spiritual practice. She moved to US in 2012 and living in NM since March 2019.
In Barcelona, she was certified in Art Therapy with Jean–Pierre Klein. She has completed courses in Nero Linguistic Programming, Family Constellations and Holotropic Breathwork.
She has made several courses in shamanism with Anke Grass on “The Language of the Soul”: to become familiar with the force of the soul and the different shamanic methods of healing.
She is a Master in Reiki Usui, Reiki Karuna, and Reiki Satori Giver. Also a Master in Akashic Records -The Sacred Book Of Life-, which allows for expansion of intuition and provides information from the level of the Ascended Masters.
Providing healing ways to discover and to identify your tools: to find your place, your strength, your center and your balance in life, for to maintain the active mind, body and spirit in harmony.
402-515-2791
momos.spai@gmail.com
https://momosspai.com/
Jenny Rizzo is a craniosacral practitioner, doula, regenerative farmer and mother.
505-929-9622 / 731-535-4969
Dr. Phillip Eliezer Klein – “Elie” graduated from Southwest Acupuncture College in 2019 where he received his Masters of Acupuncture and Masters of Chinese Herbal Medicine. In 2013 he was certified as a Tai Chi and Qigong instructor by his Sifu Dug Corpolongo. Dr. Klein has always been motivated to nourish his community, and so began his professional career as a bread baker. He then went on to became the manager of Erda Gardens and Learning Center, a Biodynamic CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). He is currently growing an urban homestead at his home in Albuquerque, NM and teaches classes on Biodynamics, Qigong, and Tai Chi.
505-226-3066
info@goodearthmedicine.com

Susan provides therapeutic massage through the Veterans Affairs (VA) Community Care Network/TriWest. If you are a veteran, or know of a veteran who might be interested in receiving this benefit, please contact Susan for more information.
smprins@gmail.com
Kaycee Hinckley (OT License #3187) is a failed rodeo queen who grew up on a ranch in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming; she’s made her home in the Espanola Valley since 2007. She was trained as an occupational therapist (OT) at the University of New Mexico (2013) and has become a neurofeedback provider over the last 2 years of apprenticeship. Neurofeedback uses electrodes to provide feedback that trains your brain to work more efficiently and with more livable patterns, helping you to try new ways of being in your life. It is highly effective for brain injuries, PTSD, depression/anxiety, dementia, sleep difficulties, ADHD, as well as for peak training (many elite athletes use NF). It’s like weight-lifting for your brain; it is not “talk therapy”. As an OT Kaycee can provide a variety of services such as: ergonomic assessments (especially for people who work from home), specialized support for people with Autism (self-diagnosed or not) and other neurodevelopmental disabilities, educational coaching/consultation, parenting coaching, and aging-in-place consultations/home assessments. Call and let’s see how I can support you to live your best life.
307-272-0181
kaycee.hinckley@nimblecare.org