Bobbie Jonas

Intuitive Bodyworker & Therapeutic Medical Massage Therapist

I’ve spent a lifetime learning to listen — to bodies, to the quiet signals most people learn to ignore, and to that deeper intelligence that lives beneath the noise.

What I know is this: healing is not one thing. It lives at the intersection of the body's own wisdom, the beliefs we carry in our nervous system, the ancient knowledge that indigenous cultures have tended for centuries, and yes — modern medicine, when that's what's needed. My work holds all of it, without hierarchy.

I'm an intuitive therapeutic medical and osteopathic massage therapist with advanced training in lymphatic and fascia release — helping the body release what it's been holding, so pain softens, tension unwinds, and movement becomes possible again. A practice built over a lifetime, with more experience than I can fit on a page. I work with the whole person — not just the symptom, not just the story, but the living intelligence beneath both.

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I also know what it is to do the hard inner work myself.

Science is now catching up to what healers have long understood: that our thoughts and beliefs are not just mental events — they shape our biology, our nervous system, our capacity to heal. I do my own work — understanding the past, creating new futures, learning not to believe everything I think, and trusting the body's compass when the mind gets loud. This journey never ends. That's what keeps it alive.

That lived experience is not separate from my practice. It is my practice.

I have a gift for sensing what's happening beneath the surface — what the body is holding, what the nervous system is bracing against, what wants to move but hasn't found permission yet. My approach draws on therapeutic and osteopathic bodywork, somatic therapy, and intuitive healing — tailored to what you need, in the session you're in, on the day you arrive.

This work is skilled. It's integrative. It's deeply personal.

People leave different than they arrived. That's not magic — although sometimes it feels exactly like it. That's the body doing what it was always capable of.

Your body already knows what it needs. Let's listen together.

Conversations in my practice go where they need to go.

Sometimes that includes an MRI report they can’t decode, a diagnosis they’re still processing, questions they want to bring to their doctor but don’t know how to frame, or a scan coming up that has them worried.

I’m not a medical professional — I can sit with you, translate the language, help you build your questions, and make sure you walk into that appointment feeling prepared, informed, and confident advocating for yourself.

From my heart to yours

with a little mischief and a cappuccino.

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