Nancy Siegel MS PT, RCST®

I invite people of all ages, races, identities, genders, abilities, incomes, and backgrounds to my practice. I am passionate about supporting embodiment practices as a pathway towards healing and self-awareness.

As a registered biodynamic craniosacral therapist with the North American Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy Association, I hold an Advanced Biodynamic Diploma (International Association of Biodynamic Trainings). In addition, I have over 5000 hours of additional training in the Healing Arts, Birth Psychology and Physical Therapy. I currently work as a senior tutor with Body Intelligence, a biodynamic craniosacral therapy school.  

My years of practice as a physical therapist adds depth and understanding to my craniosacral approach. I have a masters degree in physical therapy, and have worked in that field for 20 years. I am able to bridge allopathic and more holistic approaches to health as a result of my training and experience. In addition, I bring a deep and sensitive presence to my clinical work from my practice with an inquiry process.

I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the lineage of this practice and my learning. First and foremost, I thank and honor Anna and John Chitty. My understandings are directly rooted in their teaching and sharing. I have also studied with and been influenced by many individuals including Mata Amritanandamayi, Ray Castellino, William Emerson, Arrow DeGroot, Bridgit Viksnins, Lani Siegel-Snetsinger, and Andy Larsen.

The roots of Biodynamic Craniosacral therapy arise from Osteopathic Medicine, the development of which is attributed to Andrew Taylor Still in the late 1800’s. Osteopathic Medicine in turn, has it’s own roots intertwined with traditional bodywork atributed to indigenous peoples.

A deep gratitude for all that I have been given.