30 Years!

By Bevin Keely | August 9, 2023 |

30 years. Is it possible? I have been in practice for 30 years this month. Some of you have known me the whole time fresh out of massage school, through Structural Integration and Somatic Experiencing trainings, heartbreak, tragedy, new love, pregnancy, motherhood, our endless house remodel, a pandemic, and evolution into Thrive Together Healing Arts.…

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Healing Resources – Who else to see

By Bevin Keely | December 3, 2021 |

Everybody needs help. As a quick reference to the people and places we go to get ourselves taken care of, or have heard great things about from trusted sources, we offer you this list. We are so grateful to have these excellent practitioners to turn to, and always interested to hear who you go to…

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Trauma Healing Reading List

By Bevin Keely | October 22, 2021 |

Wendell and Wild For starters, a little something to prime your system. Embedded within this movie are themes of trauma recovery and triumph over systemic oppression. There is a scene towards the end that beautifully illustrates the compassion and space required to integrate one’s trauma, and there are the goofballs Key and Peele– what more…

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Sliding Scale Fees for Bevin

By Bevin Keely | August 4, 2021 |

This Sliding Fee Scale only applies to Bodywork with Bevin Keely The rate you pay is an agreement we make as two humans living in an expensive city with bodies to take care of and other financial obligations to uphold. It is my desire to be of service to folks who need bodywork, and it…

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Introducing Jennifer Keller, LMT

By Bevin Keely | June 3, 2021 |

Beginning in July 2021, Jennifer Keller will join me here at Thrive Together Healing Arts. Here’s a little Q & A to help you get to know her: What draws you to bodywork as a career? I’ve always enjoyed helping people and being of service. After a lot of customer service jobs, I needed to…

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Healing work in the time of COVID-19

By Bevin Keely | May 27, 2020 |

I am, at present, working my way through a major overhaul of my practice space, policies, and procedures, with COVID-19 as my muse. As I write this I am not really sure when I will be allowed to return to “non-essential” practice, but I am sure that it will be before we have really brought…

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