The Bodhi Tree holistic healing

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We at The Bodhi Tree specialize in all the latest techniques in Massage therapy, Acupuncture, Cupping, and Float Therapy. Our massage therapist, Ally Goodman, graduated from Boulder College of Massage Therapy. She specializes in Deep Tissue massage, Swedish massage, Sports massage, Prenatal and Post Partum massage. Our Acupuncturist, Rachel DaPron, has her Masters of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from The Oregon College of Oriental Medicine. She's nationally Certified and has preformed over 4000 treatments to date. She specializes in Community style Acupuncture. She also offers Local point private session Acupuncture, Fire Cupping, Wet Cupping and Herbal Consulting.

The massage therapist at The Bodhi Tree is Ally Goodman. She owns The Bodhi Tree Holistic Healing center in Downtown Lawrence, Ks. In 2013, she graduated from Boulder College of Massage Therapy (BCMT), in Boulder, Co. While attending BCMT her studies included Shiatsu, Swedish, Deep Tissue and Integrative massage. In addition to the many massage techniques she learned, she also took courses on herbalism, reflexology, and energy healing.

Practicing massage allows me to help clients enrich their lives through a mind, body and spirit connection.I went to massage school because of my desire to help people by meeting them exactly where they are in their lives. Pain, stress and sleep problems all contribute to a lower quality of life and my goal was to learn a skill to alleviate these problems and to make this my life's work.

Our Acupuncturist is Rachel DaPron. My long journey through my health and wellness education started as a personal quest to get my life back. Before declaring my major in my undergraduate work, I began to experience blinding migraine headaches and severe neck and back pain. My doctor kept telling me I was fine, so I decided I would use my education to help myself.
For this reason, I began studying Nutrition and received my Bachelor's Degree in that area in 2006 from Oklahoma State University. However, changing my diet did not seem to make a difference in my pain. In addition, the long hours of studying for my degree had made my pain worse.
I was beginning to think I would have to resign myself to a long life of getting worse and worse because western medicine had not been helpful so far. Then, while looking at graduate programs, I found Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine Master's Degree Programs throughout the United States. Although, I had never had the opportunity to experience alternative medicine while in Oklahoma, I decided this was the next path in my journey to regain a happy life.
I then spent the next 5 years learning Acupuncture, herbal medicine, Shiatsu, Qi Gong, Yoga, fire cupping and many other alternative therapies. My fellow students and I received many treatments from each other throughout this time and I had the luxury of the reasonably priced student clinic as a resource. To my great surprise and relief, I began to see progress through my pain. Acupuncture, massage and yoga were the main contributors to my success. I graduated from Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in 2011 with a Master's Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and a passion to take this medicine to anyone who needs it.
The only barrier to getting this medicine to any and all who need it was the cost. Acupuncture treatments can be prohibitively expensive. Then I found the Community Acupuncture Movement. This network of practitioners took me under their wing and taught me how to deliver this miracle of healing in a low cost manner.
Now I am here to help and I am grateful for the opportunity.