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 Molly (Mary) Deutschbein (she, her) sees all ages and stages in her private practice from newborn babies to elders in their nineties. She uses gentle touch modalities, mindfulness practices and client self-care education to help her clients achieve a deeper connection to their bodies, lessen or eliminate pain, increase function and feel more content. Molly empowers her clients (and their parents when seeing children) to see the healing force within themselves, to recognize that while a "healer" may be a cheerleader, coach and source of sustenance, the healing actually occurs within the client using their tools and resources while being given caring support.  

Molly specializes in bodywork for reproductive health (fertility to postpartum) and infant bodywork for breastfeeding challenges. Molly has supported hundreds of families as they added a new member to their family. She was an independent childbirth educator and peer lactation counselor for six years. She is a full spectrum doula who has attended homebirths, VBACs, a breech birth and many variations on "normal" births. 

Molly is a NYS licensed massage therapist and an Advanced Craniosacral Therapist with both Upledger Institute Techniques Certification (CST) and Biodynamic Certification (RCST). For more details on her extensive Craniosacral coursework click here.

She is a certified practitioner of Abdominal Therapy with advanced pregnancy training, and she is a Reiki Master Teacher.

Molly was a founding member of the Abdominal Therapy Collective Inc, an international organization offering training to bodyworkers and laypeople to promote gut and reproductive health. Although she does not practice, Molly is a trained herbalist and encourages the use of nutritive herbs as food medicine.

Movement is an important component to health. Molly is a Registered Yoga Teacher. She has studied biomechanics with Katy Bowman and “rewilding” the psoas with Liz Koch.

As a volunteer, Molly had staff privileges at Strong Memorial Hospital from 2005 to 2010, where she worked weekly as a member of the Palliative Care team bringing gentle massage, craniosacral therapy and Reiki techniques to patients with chronic illnesses, receiving cancer treatment or moving into end of life in hospice. 
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Molly in Ojo Caliente, New Mexico
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Kurt Deutschbein (he, him) is a NYS licensed massage therapist, certified personal trainer, Egoscue certified postural assessment specialist and a martial arts practitioner. He brings a great deal of knowledge to his bodywork practice drawing on over 20 years of study in modalities such as nutrition, herbal medicine, homeopathy, yoga, martial arts, traditional Chinese medicine and Qigong.

Kurt's practice is built around helping individuals to improve the quality of the daily activities they enjoy. Whether bouncing back from an injury (medical massage), managing pain (massage, postural correction) and/or striving to improve the quality of activities from gardening to sports competition (functional fitness training).
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Kurt and Molly canoeing on Irondequoit Creek