Did you know that Massage @ Blue Sky has its very own website? You can check it out at:
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Medical Massage Therapy with Cal

Cal is a genderqueer European settler who has practiced as a bodyworker and movement educator since 2008.

They received their massage license from NM Academy of Healing Arts in 2013. Cal uses the framework of medical massage (goal and results oriented massage) and techniques from myofascial release, swedish massage, Russian sports massage, neural manipulation, neuro-muscular therapy, reflexology and trauma informed, healing - focused consent practices. 

Their consistent study is focused on the release of the human form from social patterning through massage therapy and anatomy literacy. They operate under the core knowing that we are all in community together, and are better when we seek and receive trusted care with each other. You are the expert of your own body, it’s Cal’s work to learn and share tools to-when needed-facilitate ways for you to enjoy functionally moving within it.

Sessions involve a deep intake of questions and goal discussion with you, followed by collaborative, communicative table time. 

Did you know that Massage @ Blue Sky has its very own website? You can check it out at:
https://www.massageblueskyabq.com/

Paths informing Cal’s practice:

Cal is informed mainly by the threads of questions coursing through them, by their evolving understanding of social power and systemic influences on our bodies, changes in their own embodiment, long distances of sports training, the desire for the body to balance, as well as the gifted connections and necessity of ongoing repair work as an occupier on Tiwa and Pueblo land. 

Cal holds deep gratitude for the work they’ve received from multiple somatic practitioners, as well as the instructors, community organizers, and each person who has shared trust and session time. 

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Ongoing chapters of study:
Structural Integration 
Herbal Medicine 
Neural Manipulation: 72 hour intensive training with the Barral Institute