Tery Bigley, LMT, CCT, CNHP, CNC, ND, CAHP, CIEH, CMSAT
Traditional Naturopath, Clinical Shaman
827 South Union St #130, Warsaw, IN
574-216-6466
Tery has been an Indiana State Licensed massage therapist since 2006. A Certified Cupping Therapist and member of the International Cupping Therapy Association. Specializing in Therapeutic Massage, Deep Tissue Therapy, Trigger Point Therapy and Cupping therapies. She is also skilled in pregnancy, infant, adolescent and geriatric massage. She specializes in therapeutic modalities to address chronic pain issues.
She is also a Certified Natural Health Professional (CNHP), a Certified Nutritional Counselor (CNC), Complementary and Alternative Health Practitioner (CAHP), and a Traditional Naturopath (ND) and a Qest4 MSA Bioenergetic Assessment practitioner (CMSAT).
As a Nutritional Counselor and Traditional Naturopath Tery offers the Qest4 Bioenergetic Assessment, RBTI Testing and Muscle Response Testing and Live Blood Microscopy to address both the physical and emotional aspects of Dis-ease.
Tery has recently attended Reiki training at The International Center for Reiki Training in Southfield Michigan obtaining her Reiki Master Certification. Another new modality Tery has taken training for is Clinical Shaman, at OBX Wellness in Manteo,NC This gives her the skills necessary to energetically clear and balance all of the energy centers of the body
She is a graduate of Charter College of Health and Massage Therapy, Certified Natural Health Professionals of Warsaw IN, Trinity School of Natural Health in Warsaw, IN and Academy Epic, North Carolina. She has completed Applied Microscope and Nutrition Technology at the Biomedex Professional Training Program in Chicago IL
Tery taught classes at Charter College of Health and Massage Therapy before opening her own practice as BodyWork by Tery, LLC in Warsaw, IN., offering traditional and therapeutic massage services, Cupping therapies, RBTI testing, Natural Health Consulting and Qest4 bioenergetic testing, Reiki and Clinical Shamanic Balancing.