Services and Modalities

Abdominal Therapy

Abdominal Therapy is a hands-on technique that recognizes the abdomen as a central hub of physical, emotional, and energetic well-being, where digestion, reproduction, elimination, and circulation are deeply interconnected. This approach supports core physiological processes including digestion, hormonal regulation, elimination, and nervous system balance.

By gently working with the abdomen, back, and hips to support optimal NAVEL flow (Nerve, Artery, Vein, Energy, and Lymph) Abdominal Therapy addresses tension, supports organ mobility, and promotes improved circulation. This work may help the body return toward an optimal baseline of function, which is why it serves as the foundation of my practice.

Woven together by Dr. Rosita Arvigo, Abdominal Therapy, also referred to as the Arvigo Techniques of Maya Abdominal Therapy®, integrates her doctoral training in naprapathy, herbalism, and more than thirteen years of apprenticeship with Don Elijio Panti, one of the last known traditional Maya healers. These teachings were further shaped by decades of collaboration with herbalist, midwife, healer and friend Miss Hortense Robinson.

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Abdominal Therapy Can Support

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    • Lower back pain.

    • Hip pain.

    • Poor circulation.

    • Migraines/headaches.

    • Chronic pain.

    • Trouble taking deep breaths.

    • Scar tissues and adhesions.

    • Emotional Support

    • Indigestion

    • (IBS) Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    • Crohn’s Disease

    • Gas and Bloating

    • Constipation

    • GERD

    • Stomach Up-Set

    • Nausea

    • Hips and low back pain

    • Round ligament pain

    • Pelvic discomfort

    • Circulation of blood, lymph, and energy to the pelvic region

    • Digestive health

    • Nervous system regulation, helping the body move out of stress and into rest

    • Connection to the body and baby through intentional, nurturing touch

    • More balanced pelvic alignment in preparation for birth

    • Abdominal and pelvic awareness as the body changes

    • Gentle, non-invasive support alongside prenatal medical care

    • Irregular and or painful menstrual cycles.

    • Irregular ovulation.

    • Starting their fertility journey.

    • Trouble conceiving.

    • A displaced or prolapsed uterus and or bladder.

    • Lower Back Pain.

    • Endometriosis.

    • Ovarian cysts.

    • Uterine fibroids.

    • Pain with intercourse.

    • Peri menopause, menopausal symptoms.

    • PMS and Depression with menstruation.

    • Headaches/migraines.

    • Feelings of anxiety and depression.

    • Reconnecting to self after trauma.

    • Low energy.

    • Prostate health.

    • Erectile Disfunction.

    • Fertility health and support.

    • Lower back pain.

    • Edema.

    • Feelings of anxiety, depression and overwhelm.

    • Digestive issues. See digestive issues

    • Inner connection.

*We recognize that human biology and gender identity exist on a spectrum, and not all bodies or identities fit neatly into traditional categories. For clarity and ease of understanding, we use the terms “women” and “men” here when referencing common anatomical and physiological patterns, while honoring the individuality of each person we serve.

The uterus is the woman’s core, if it is out of balance, her whole life is out of balance - physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.

- Don Elijio Panyi

Reiki

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Reiki is a healing practice originating in Japan. Meaning universal energy, this practice is based on the concept that this universal energy flows through all living things, and when this energy is balanced, the body is better able to heal itself. The practitioner acts as a conduit for energy, allowing it to flow where the body needs it most. Reiki sessions are typically performed with the client fully clothed and can be done on a massage table, chair, or even remotely.

    • Chronic stress or anxiety

    • Difficulty relaxing or disrupted sleep

    • Nervous system dysregulation or overwhelm

    • Emotional imbalance or mental fog

    • Physical pain or muscular tension

    • Support needs during illness, recovery, or medical treatment

Board Certified Nurse Coaching

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Board Certified Nurse Coaching is a client-centered, goal-oriented, coaching practice. Utilizing our nursing scope of practice, we partner with you to explore your goals, identify barriers, and support meaningful, sustainable change. Board Certified Nurse Coaching complements traditional healthcare by addressing lifestyle, behavior, and psychosocial factors that influence your health outcomes and honors the belief that healing unfolds best in partnership, through patience, wisdom, and care that respects the whole person.

    • Ongoing stress or anxiety affecting daily life

    • Sleep disturbances or difficulty maintaining rest and balance

    • Nervous system dysregulation or burnout

    • Emotional overwhelm or reduced mental clarity

    • Chronic pain or persistent tension

    • Navigating illness, recovery, or medical treatment without adequate support

    • ADHD or navigating a partner or child with ADHD

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Functional Medicine

Functional Medicine is an integrative, science-based approach that focuses on identifying and addressing the root causes of illness rather than treating symptoms alone. Grounded in my nursing practice, these principles emphasize genetics, environment, lifestyle, nutrition, stress, and relationships and how they influence our health. Nurses trained in Functional Medicine use a systems-based framework to assess patterns of imbalance across the body.

    • Ongoing or unexplained symptoms where root causes have not been identified

    • Health concerns requiring a whole-person, systems-based perspective

    • Conditions influenced by individual history, lifestyle, or environmental factors

    • Gaps in prevention or long-term health planning

    • Imbalances related to nutrition, movement, sleep, or stress

    • Need for integrative support alongside conventional medical treatment

    • Difficulty creating or sustaining meaningful behavior change

    • Reduced overall health, resilience, or quality of life

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