Scott Gauthier MS - Advanced Structural Integration

Structural Integration is a systematic approach to releasing patterns of stress in your body, freeing you to move more easily and with less effort.

Scott Gauthier is an advanced practitioner of Structural Integration who works with clients in chronic pain and disfunction due to poor posture and movement patterns Reduce stress and tension
Ease pain
Move more freely
Optimize athletic performance
Improve posture
Accelerate your yoga practice

11/21/2024

Thanksgiving and New workplace in Sherando -

Thanksgiving and New workplace in Sherando As we move through this season of gratitude, I wanted to take a moment to express how truly thankful I am for you. Every day, I’m inspired by your commitment to your health and well-being. It’s an honor to support you on your journey, and I’m incredibly grateful for the trust you've placed in ...

09/09/2024

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Update from Scott Gauthier As I enter into my 32nd year of practicing Structural Integration, I have realized that I really enjoy doing this work. I semi retired during Covid and to be honest wasn’t sure what was next. But as the world as returned more to “normal”, I’m thrilled to share some exciting news with you: I....

12/09/2022

News from Scott Gauthier - https://mailchi.mp/e9dd65ab933a/news-from-scott-gauthier

07/28/2022

Scott's Summer 2022 Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/8b5796c6e8e9/november-news-from-scott-gauthier-5761961

Clear out the old to make space for the new.

11/24/2021

Scott's Thanksgiving Thoughts -

Scott's Thanksgiving Thoughts Wishing everyone a wonderful Thanksgiving! Here is a meditation to give thanks to your body:

03/22/2021

Scott's New Schedule -

News from Scott Gauthier Well, what a year it has been. So many changes, challenges, and shifts. To review what has happened to me, I left my office in Charlottesville a year ago and moved my practice to my house in Sherando. I worked outside during the summer and remodeled a sun room at my house to work in during the colde...

10/27/2020

Bone, not adrenaline, drives fight or flight response When faced with a predator or sudden danger, the heart rate goes up, breathing becomes more rapid, and fuel in the form of glucose is pumped throughout the body to prepare an animal to fight or flee.