Helping You Release Patterns of Pain and Stress to Feel Comfortable and At Ease in Your Body
Michelle Mintz OTRL, CST

Let's face it, life is tough! We all lead busy lives and have some sort of physical, chemical or emotional stress on a daily basis. These demands require different methods of coping. Yet our nervous systems often get stuck in just one way: the "fight or flight" reaction. Unfortunately, this increases adrenaline and other stress hormones. So eventually we get tired, make poor choices, get burned out and develop "dis-ease." 

My journey began in 1994 when I graduated as an Occupational Therapist from Wayne State University School of Allied Health. I worked in a hospital focusing on rehabilitation before moving to North Carolina, where I worked with children at a private clinic specializing in Sensory Integration for three years. It was there that I saw how powerful CranioSacral Therapy was at treating these children. I returned to school to study massage therapy and CranioSacral Therapy just to do this amazing work. I love it! No two sessions are alike, which makes it very interesting. 

"My body is so grateful. I can't even begin to tell you how much better my hips feel. I notice more and more things that I am able to do each day without pain." L.B.- Waterford,MI 

"Michelle Mintz has the skill of an expert symphony conductor. Through her gentle touch, she brings all the nuances of a body together into one solid free flowing rhythm for healthy living. Michelle's naturally attuned senses combined with her broad professional experience allows her to completely focus on assisting a person in healing their bodies. All her advice is wise and is filled with common sense." P.M.- Bloomfield, MI

"Thank you for the amazing CST session the other day--you are so intuitive, skilled and talented. I feel so much more at peace in my body. I'm so grateful for your healing hands in my life!" J.G.-West Bloomfield,MI

I also specialize in Women's occupational therapy for pelvic health.  I help women to relieve bladder and bowel issues, chronic pain and sexual dysfunction

Member of American Occupational Therapy Association