Tiffany W.

Hailing from the serene countryside of Iowa, Tiffany thrives on the tranquility of her family's charming acreage. After high school, Tiffany embarked on a courageous journey by joining the Army, serving in Iraq and various other locations. Her service exposed her to the profound impacts of combat PTSD and other mental-emotional conditions, fueling a deep-seated passion for helping those struggling with similar issues.

Transitioning from military life, Tiffany pursued her AA and BA in accounting, gaining valuable experience across diverse corporate roles. However, her true calling emerged through her dedication to underserved populations and individuals grappling with mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, and trauma-related illnesses.

Massage Therapy became Tiffany's transformative pathway to make a difference in people's lives. She specialized in trauma-informed modalities like Lymphatic Drainage, Acupressure, Myofascial Release, and Clinical Aromatherapy, ensuring her approach was both holistic and healing. Tiffany continuous to expand her expertise with Trauma Touch Therapy and other advanced certifications.

Tiffany's unique strength lies in her deep compassion and empathy, coupled with the ability to view situations from multiple perspectives. This approach not only helps her overcome challenges but also empowers her clients to achieve their desired outcomes. She passionately believes that growth is born from challenge, encapsulated in her mantra: “You can't grow if you aren't challenged.”

Dedicated to personal growth, Tiffany constantly learns about herself, striving to become an ever-better trauma steward. Her family's legacy of hard work and resilience influences her approach, as she fondly recalls her grandfather's dedication to his construction business well into his 80s, supported by her grandmother, who taught Tiffany the joys of baking and the importance of cherishing family time during her summer stays.

A Body Wisdom graduate herself, Tiffany loves teaching students here, while she sees her clients in her own private practice.

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