Sally Zell Services
Sally Zell
Peoria, IL, 61614
Location
Peoria, IL, 61614
ABMP Member Since
January 2003
State License Number
IL #227001184
More Addresses
7009 North Glenwood Avenue, Chicago, IL, 60626
Biodynamic Cranial Sacral Therapy, Deep Tissue Massage, +4 Techniques
Services
Biodynamic Cranial Sacral Therapy
Deep Tissue Massage
Massage Therapy
Pre-Natal/Pregnancy Massage
Structural Integration
Swedish Massage
About
About Sally Zell
Sally Zell has been practicing Massage Therapy and Bodywork since the early 1990’s and was Nationally Certified (NCTMB) in 1993, Board Certified in 2014 (BCTMB). She became Illinois licensed in Massage Therapy in 2004.
Sally certified as a pre and perinatal massage specialist in 1998 under Carole Osborne (AMTA’s 2008 Teacher of the Year), has taken advanced training and served as a teaching assistant to Carole Osborne and staff. She had developed and taught the prenatal curriculum at Illinois Central College Massage Therapy program, Peoria IL. She at one time was certified as a Labor Doula under Doula’s of North America (DONA) and has assisted childbearing women in over 70 births.
Sally has studied Structural Integration through IPSB in San Diego, CA and personal mentoring with Ed Maupin PHD. .
You can also find me on BirthLink.com a resource for Pre and Perinatal years.
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
This 2 year certification training has garnered me the RCST/Registered Craniosacral Therapist designation. I also completed 3 advanced modules and a certification for working with Babies in the Cranial field.
BCST helps a person to come into better relationship with their innate self healing capabilities. The relationship between client and therapist (the Relational Field) is developed and deepened as this light touch work continues. Profound changes in nervous system regulation can occur. Integration of injury, shock and trauma can be worked with in a safe and still environment.
While it pleases me to work with infants and babies, everyone I work with has been born and could potentially be carrying imprints from these earliest times.
