What is Myopractic Therapy?
Myopractic Therapy is a hands-on healing art within the natural wellness field. It uses gentle, non-traumatic manipulation techniques to help the body restore balance, relieve tension, and function optimally. Rather than forcing things "back into place," Myopractics encourages the body to correct itself by restoring natural motion.
Goals of Myopractic Therapy
Relieve pain, tension, and stress by restoring balance.
Optimize the body’s natural function and vitality.
Restore movement to muscles, joints, and other structures so the body can work as it was designed.
Core Philosophy: Life is Motion
Every cell, tissue, and organ in the body moves in its own natural rhythm. Whether it's the expansion of your ribcage with each breath or the subtle pulsing of blood through the arteries, motion is essential to life. When that motion is restricted, dysfunction and discomfort follow.
In Myopractics, we call these limitations restrictions—and our work is about helping the body release them.
The Foundation: Your Pelvis
The pelvis is the body's base and structural foundation. If it's out of balance, the rest of the body compensates—often by shifting tension and weight-bearing to other areas. This creates a ripple effect of strain and imbalance, contributing to pain and limited movement.
How Myopractics Helps
Myopractic Therapy identifies and removes restrictions in the body’s motion—not by forcing adjustments, but by guiding the body back into alignment. This process:
Reestablishes the body's natural posture and movement.
Promotes healing and full-body balance.
Leads to greater freedom of movement and a decrease in stress and pain.
About me
Hi, I’m Dannielle—a student of the Myopractic field and a firm believer in the body’s innate ability to heal, realign, and reset.
My journey into bodywork didn’t begin in a classroom—it started on a chiropractor’s table. I spent years getting adjusted, only to walk away with intense migraines after each session. Eventually, my counselor suggested I try something different: Myopractics. One session turned into a revelation—and that revelation eventually became a calling. Over 15 years later, I found out that the very Myopractor who helped me, Rhonda, was also a teacher. I knew I had to learn this work for myself. And now? I’m doing exactly that.
I’ve put my own body through the wringer: years of repetitive motion injuries, knee surgery, suspected scoliosis, and a horse accident that left me with a broken nose and a fractured C4 spinous process. Pain was my constant companion—and yet, it’s also been my greatest teacher. It’s what brought me to Myopractics, and it’s why I’m so passionate about helping others find relief, balance, and a better relationship with their own bodies.
When you step into a session with me, I want you to feel seen, supported, and safe to be fully yourself—messy, goofy, quiet, loud, or anywhere in between. I’m not here to fix you; I’m here to help your body remember how to heal.
Meet the Human Behind the Healing
When I’m not helping people recalibrate their bodies, I’m probably hanging out with my dogs (who run the house, obviously), experimenting with new gluten-free recipes, or out on my motorcycle living my best wind-in-my-face life.
I support balance — in the body, on the bike, and in life.
Before entering the Myopractic field, I worked as an equine veterinary technician — which basically means I spent years elbows-deep in horse anatomy, reading subtle shifts in behavior, and managing massive muscle systems with minds of their own. Working with 1,200-pound emotional rollercoasters taught me patience, presence and how to listen beyond words. Turns out, those skills are priceless when working with people, too.
I blend body awareness, anatomical knowledge, and intuition into every session. I’m a little bit science. A little bit instinct. And a whole lot of “let’s figure out what your body needs today.”
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