Dr. Ginny Whitelaw
Zen Teacher and Executive Coach
The Integral Bodywork^® and yoga I have done with these practitioners has vastly deepened my meditation practice and increased my sense of ease and energy in everyday life. Their work can vastly accelerate progress in any aspect of personal or professional development.

Laurie Soen Linxweiler, Roshi
Senior Zen Teacher, Daiyuzenji Zen Temple
It looks at the body and mind as a whole entity and helps facilitate a client’s release from any of their stuck points, consistently helping to create change in the body and supporting the client in keeping that change. Often after a session, my body feels lighter, younger and more energized. [read complete endorsement]

Gina Demos, ADTR
Founder and Director of The Dance Therapy Center
... I have had some chronic intense physical pain, having occurred from dance injuries and the effect of my personality on my body over the past 67 years. The pain has been alleviated and in two areas of my body totally healed. The pain is now only a memory. [read complete endorsement]

Meido Moore, Sensei
Director, Japanese Martial Arts Society and the Aikido Center of Chicago
Speaking as a Buddhist monk and long-time practitioner of martial arts, I would say that Integral Bodywork^® can be a useful method to help us realize and manifest the most deeply grounded and mature structures of our bodies and minds, which are our true potential. [read complete endorsement]

Marcia Nueske
Chicago Public School Teacher
The more I released the better I felt. And things in my life began changing rapidly. I have much more energy and stamina to do things. I am quicker at making decisions. I feel more motivated and directed to do housework and chores. I have become a risk taker. I started dating again and I am opening myself up to new social situations. It is very scary, but also very freeing. And I feel more alive. [read complete endorsement]

Dr. D
University Professor
I am having some indescribably odd and marvelous experiences during the sessions. It would be the domain of science fiction to describe all I am going through, however there is a real common denominator: these experiences make me face my fears, memories and pains and I am free to release them by expressing the emotion associated with it. I cry, I scream, I laugh during the sessions. And once I purge the "bad" I feel restructured, restored. It is almost like reformatting the hard-drive of my existence. [read complete endorsement]