06/06/2026
One of my favorite parts of the clinic is this mural.
It feels like a bridge between where I've been and where I'm going.
Huge shout out to Adove Roden .roden and Kim Murriera for helping to land her on the wall.
Long before Spinal Flow, there was The River Body — a name and logo that came to me through a deep understanding that our bodies are more like rivers than machines.
Always moving.
Always adapting.
Always responding to the environment around them.
Our bodies are made primarily of water.
Water flows through our cells, our tissues, our fascia, and through the cerebrospinal fluid that bathes and protects the brain and spine.
Everything in the body is connected through this living network of communication.
I've always been fascinated by the work of researchers like Masaru Emoto and, more recently, Veda Austin, who invite us to consider the relationship between water, environment, attention, and experience.
Whether viewed scientifically, philosophically, or spiritually, it raises an interesting question:
If so much of us is water, how are our experiences shaping us?
Our stress.
Our thoughts.
Our relationships.
Our joys.
Our grief.
Spinal Flow works through the spine, the nervous system, and the body's own innate intelligence.
And I believe the what we're really doing is helping our inner river flow again.
Helping the body remember what it already knows.
Helping life move where it may have become stuck.
I look forward to tending to your river body
Stay tuned for the final reveal🌊