 Keith Economidis
MSOM, L.Ac., CAR, NCTMB
TCM Acupuncture, Japanese-style Acupuncture, Rolf Structural Integration, Massage Therapy
Keith is a graduate of Southwest
Acupuncture College (SWAC), where he completed a 3000 hour Masters
degree in Oriental Medicine. While the main focus in acupuncture
was more ‘TCM’ or ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine’,
Keith also took electives & clinics in Japanese styles as well.
While the end result of both styles are similar, Japanese techniques
typically utilize thinner gauge needles and less vigorous manipulation
of the needles. This makes for a less invasive & less painful
session while still achieving nice results. SWAC’s curriculum
also included extensive courses in Chinese Herbology & a variety
of Health & Biomedicine related course work in Western Pathology,
Anatomy, Physiology, and more. The program included introductory
courses in Shiatsu, Tui Na, Cupping, & Gua Sha.
 Keith was certified as a Rolfer® in 1997 by the
Rolf Institute of Boulder, CO during the 700 hour basic course.
He later completed 300 more hours of continuing education and Advanced
coursework. He was certified as an Advanced Rolfer© in November
2001. Keith has been a Massage Therapist in private practice since
1993. He graduated from the Cayce/
Reilly school of Massotherapy, located in Virginia Beach, VA
in April ’04. This extensive 600hour program was based on
the unique integration of physiotherapy and transpersonal studies.
During the first semester he learned a specific protocol, and in
the second semester he had courses in advanced techniques, Sports
massage, Swedish, Reflexology, and Hydrotherapy. Simultaneously
he attended 180 hours in Jin Shin Do Acupressure workshops. Keith
went on to attend workshops in Reiki, Neuromuscular Therapy, Cranio-Sacral
Therapy, Applied Kinesiology, & Visceral Manipulation.
Prior to massage school, Keith attended & graduated from Radford
University. His Major was Physical Education with a concentration
in Sports Medicine. During this program, Keith completed a separate1500
hour mentorship in Athletic Training while working with a variety
of sport teams on the High School & collegiate levels. This
led to a position as the Head Athletic Trainer for two years at
a private school in Virginia Beach, VA. Keith was an Emergency Medical
Technician from 1988- 2000 and volunteered with a Rescue Squad during
this time. He also volunteered as a Ski Patroller for 2 seasons
at Wintergreen Mountain from 1986-1988. From his extensive background
of many modalities, Keith offers a variety of techniques and personal
insights. Sessions are intuitive & unique- often blending several
styles. Your personal requests are always honored should you desire
one specific modality. To view my curriculum
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To contact Keith, call: 303-444-9355
 Meg Maurer
I am a graduate of the Rolf Institute in Boulder, Colorado. I decided to study Rolfing after feeling the profound changes in my own body as a result of my first 10 Series. I am also a Nationally Certified and Connecticut State Licensed Massage Therapist. I have studied Nutrition at the University of Connecticut and Institute of Integrative Nutrition in New York City. As an avid runner and cyclist, I strive for optimal heath and balance - in the food I eat, the body I inhabit and the life I live. I know it is possible to live in a body that is free of pain and moves with ease. I believe in the benefits of alternative therapies as a path to wellness. My intention is to work in collaboration with my clients to help them achieve good health and live happy, active lives.
To contact Meg, call: 303-444-4890
Visit www.megmaurer.com
 Karen 'Sara' Looney
M. Ac, Dipl. Ac, L.Ac., BSEE
Classical Five-Element Acupuncture, Yoga, Structural Energy Alignment, Reiki Master Teacher
Sara is a licensed Acupuncturist and certified Reiki Master Teacher, with other training including adjunctive therapies such as: yoga, structural energy alignment, bioenergy balancing, Swedish massage, Seichim, spiritual counseling, dietary and lifestyle recommendations. She has been a healer and yoga teacher for 22 years, and her presence has a healing effect. She is knowledgeable and experienced in the world of science as well as the healing arts. Her brilliance and compassion shine through, as she understands healing, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Healing energy flows through her like a peaceful river. Sara Looney earned her Master's Degree in Classical 5 Element Acupuncture from the Institute of Taoist Education and Acupuncture in May 2007. This four-year program consisted of 3,500 hours of education and 540 hours of clinical practice. She is certified and licensed as a Diplomate in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). She is a member of the Acupuncture Association of Colorado, the AOM Alliance, and is a registered acupuncturist in the state of Colorado.
Sara also has a degree in Electrical Engineering (and used to work for NASA), and enjoys making up silly songs or writing poetry. She also receives darshan with Ammachi as often as possible.
To contact Sara, call: 720-310-5174
Monica Edlauer, MSOM, LAc.
Monica Edlauer, MSOM, LAc. has been living, studying, working and raising her family in Boulder, CO since 1996. She graduated from Naropa University in 2000 with a BA in Early Childhood Education and Contemplative Psychology (Health/Healing specialty), along with a minor in Traditional Eastern Arts. Through Naropa, she developed a foundation in the Japanese healing art of Jin Shin along with Five-Element theory and Plant Spirit Medicine.
After attaining certification as an advanced practitioner of Jin Shin Tara, Monica attended Southwest Acupuncture College, earning her Master of Science in Oriental Medicine degree in August 2007. This four-year program consisted of 3000 hours of education, including over 1000 hours of clinical practice. Monica is certified as a Diplomate of Acupuncture by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). This includes certification in Clean Needle Technique and Injection Therapy. Monica’s training includes herbal medicine, moxabustion, electrostimulation, tui na, shiatsu, auriculotherapy, cupping, and injection therapy.
Raising three wonderful children has provided Monica with tremendous insight, expertise and a love for treating children from conception onward. It is no wonder Monica enjoys specializing in prenatal, postpartum, and pediatric acupuncture. When treating children under 8, she uses a special technique called “Shonishin,” a gentle, painless form of acupuncture without needles. She also uses Chinese pediatric massage (called “tui na”), and herbal medicine with children and adults alike.
In addition to women’s and children’s health issues, Monica’s experience encompasses the treatment of many disorders commonly addressed with acupuncture, including musculoskeletal pain, addictions, respiratory and digestive disorders, neurological conditions, and psychological and emotional issues.
She has also had special training in treating sports injuries and OBGyn concerns.
To contact Monica, call 303-859-7556
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