Beauty, embodiment, and what first drew me to Sarga Bodywork There are many reasons massage therapists sign up for continuing education. Sometimes they need credits for license renewal. Sometimes they want new tools for clients. Sometimes they are burned out and looking for a better way to work. Sometimes they want a modality that fits the next chapter of their career. And sometimes, if I’m being honest, they sign up because something about the work simply inspires them. That was true for me....

On flow, intention, and why Sarga is not built around continuous contact Pausing here for sacral traction If your massage background emphasized continuous contact, uninterrupted flow, or long, seamless strokes, Sarga may feel different at first. That difference is real. And in my view, it is worth understanding clearly — not because one style is right and another is wrong, but because different methods are organized around different intentions. Sarga is not built around constant movement for...

Lately I’ve been thinking about the strange tension that can happen right before something meaningful. A class you signed up for because you genuinely want to grow. A trip you were looking forward to. A new room full of people you haven’t met yet.An experience you chose — and still feel nervous about. I’m feeling some of that myself before an upcoming trip...and I also know this feeling from teaching. Even when I’m excited to teach, even when I care deeply about the work, there is often a...