Michele is a graduate from the Institute of Beauty and Wellness and is passionate about helping people find rejuvenation and renewal amidst the stresses of life and relief from tension. Her bodywork style is nurturing and holistic. She works the entire body and is sure to work any specific areas of concern with a 360 degree mentality, working all around the entire area, as everything in the body is connected.
She has been a licensed massage therapist since 2000 and her honed skills and intuitive touch help powerfully unwind the unique tension in your body, while helping your mind and spirit deeply rest into the re-set you need.
Michelle is trained in various modalities of therapeutic massage and bodywork including Swedish, deep tissue, reflexology and reiki.
Michele is also a certified health coach and an experienced registered yoga instructor.
When she's not teaching yoga, coaching or massaging, I love spending time knitting, hiking and paddle boarding.
She has been a licensed massage therapist since 2000 and her honed skills and intuitive touch help powerfully unwind the unique tension in your body, while helping your mind and spirit deeply rest into the re-set you need.
Michelle is trained in various modalities of therapeutic massage and bodywork including Swedish, deep tissue, reflexology and reiki.
Michele is also a certified health coach and an experienced registered yoga instructor.
When she's not teaching yoga, coaching or massaging, I love spending time knitting, hiking and paddle boarding.
Stefanie began meditating at the age of 15, her first studies included reading about shamanism and at the Berkeley Psychic Institute in Mountain View, California. She later went on to study movement based Theatre at the University of Washington. She continued her studies of meditation privately with Charlette Rose, furthering her exploration of the tools from BPI. She began her studies of yoga in Santa Fe, NM with Tias Little, Massage Therapy in Telluride, CO at the Connecting Point School of Massage, Acupuncture, Oriental Medicine and Chinese Herbology at the Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder, and Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego. She began her own practice of intuitive work and teaching Meditation at the age of 19 (1997), and has maintained a private practice in the Healing Arts since then with Massage Therapy, Acupuncture, Chinese Herbology and Energywork. She re-discovered dance with Kendra Howard in Boulder, and continues her dancing at StreetSide Studio, Boulder. She was exposed to Neurosculpting in 2011, but only began an in-depth study and practice of it in 2016. She believes it has been the missing piece in her practice, because of the integrative aspect of Body and Mind. She found that even though she had been meditating for many years, there was a lot more to be discovered.
Stefanie believes that Meditation is a powerful tool to transform your life, and mind. Through it, we can heal ourselves, find our own answers, learn to be in charge of, and navigate our own minds and bodies. As humans, this is a unique ability. In a world where our senses are bombarded, and many of live in a constant low grade, or high grade states of stress, we can learn to slow down our nervous systems. She is extremely excited to teach Neurosculpting, it is a freeing, creative, powerful, fun way to meditate. It has completely changed the way she thinks about everything. She currently has a private practice in Arvada and Boulder, CO.
Stefanie believes that Meditation is a powerful tool to transform your life, and mind. Through it, we can heal ourselves, find our own answers, learn to be in charge of, and navigate our own minds and bodies. As humans, this is a unique ability. In a world where our senses are bombarded, and many of live in a constant low grade, or high grade states of stress, we can learn to slow down our nervous systems. She is extremely excited to teach Neurosculpting, it is a freeing, creative, powerful, fun way to meditate. It has completely changed the way she thinks about everything. She currently has a private practice in Arvada and Boulder, CO.
- Acupuncture Sessions
- Meditation and Neurosculpting
- doTerra Essential Oils
- Acupuncture and Massage Combo
- Injection Therapy - Biopuncture
I am Lieum Fallon, LAc. I have had a few professions in my life and a whole load of health problems. I finished my Master’s in Chinese Medicine in December of 2008 and have since practiced in San Diego, CA and in Arvada, CO.
People thought I was crazy only 2 years after having finished my Master’s in Mathematics in 2002, I began a new 4 year program in Traditional Chinese Medicine. I went to Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and toiled, albeit enthusiastically, for 4 years of rigorous training and internships to be qualified to sit for my licensing exams.
Why did I do it? Because I felt as though Western Medicine had failed me. During my Mathematics schooling a professor told me to see her acupuncturist because I was constantly blowing my nose, coughing and sneezing and taking time off for illness and back pain. After two lower back surgeries to remove part of my bulging disc, I was still experiencing limitations from back pain. I tried to exercise and get fit but had to stop every few days because I hurt too much or I was sick again.
Elizabeth Talcott, LAc. saved me. It wasn’t a particularly quick change, I just knew I had to keep going to her because I had nowhere else to turn. Over time I became sick less often, I was able to eliminate my asthma medications and I even started a martial art called Capoeira. This is pretty intense if you don’t know what it is. In short, she changed my life and I wanted to know more and help others.
People thought I was crazy only 2 years after having finished my Master’s in Mathematics in 2002, I began a new 4 year program in Traditional Chinese Medicine. I went to Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and toiled, albeit enthusiastically, for 4 years of rigorous training and internships to be qualified to sit for my licensing exams.
Why did I do it? Because I felt as though Western Medicine had failed me. During my Mathematics schooling a professor told me to see her acupuncturist because I was constantly blowing my nose, coughing and sneezing and taking time off for illness and back pain. After two lower back surgeries to remove part of my bulging disc, I was still experiencing limitations from back pain. I tried to exercise and get fit but had to stop every few days because I hurt too much or I was sick again.
Elizabeth Talcott, LAc. saved me. It wasn’t a particularly quick change, I just knew I had to keep going to her because I had nowhere else to turn. Over time I became sick less often, I was able to eliminate my asthma medications and I even started a martial art called Capoeira. This is pretty intense if you don’t know what it is. In short, she changed my life and I wanted to know more and help others.
