Our Bodies are capable of Great and Powerful things.
The gift and art of healing is of great worth and highly valuable.
The Master Healer Himself used Touch to Heal Many.
Medicine can do a lot to assist in health however, it can not replace a human beings natural need for touch.
“My son, when you are ill, do not delay, but pray to God, for it is he who heals.… Then give the doctor his place lest he leave; you need him too, for there are times when recovery is in his hands. He too prays to God that his diagnosis may be correct and his treatment bring about a cure.” (Sir 38: 9, 13–15) This quote is well said and though we are not doctors, we do pray for our clients and that our gifts and talents may help in the Lords work in healing His children.
“To find health should be the object of the healer; anyone can find disease.”
— Inspired by A.T. Still
Healing the body is more than easing pain - it’s restoring balance, freedom, and trust.
At Beyond Curves, every service is guided by trauma-informed care, ensuring you feel safe, supported, and empowered every step of the way.
Massage therapy restores balance to muscles, joints, and circulation. It relieves pain, supports recovery, and helps the body release stress.
Benefits:
MOT is a whole-body, hands-on approach to restoring mobility and alignment. It gently corrects imbalances so the body can heal and self-regulate naturally.
Benefits:
Touch for Health blends kinesiology, acupressure, and energy-balancing techniques to bring harmony to body and mind. It is gentle, non-invasive, and deeply restorative.
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With a background in Psychology (B.A.) and years of experience supporting clients, Tyree integrates neuro-somatic healing and spirit-led emotional support into care sessions.
Focus Areas:
Note: These sessions are not clinical counseling or psychotherapy, but integrative coaching and emotional support rooted in psychology, bodywork, and trauma-informed practice.
Every service at Beyond Curves is guided by trauma-informed principles:
This creates a safe, supportive space for both physical healing and emotional well-being.
You may disrobe for traditional massage (with full draping) or remain fully clothed. For clothed sessions, we recommend soft, stretchy fabrics such as poly-stretch, yoga wear, or athletic wear for comfort and mobility.
Do I have to undress?
No. You may choose full draping for massage or stay fully clothed in stretchy, comfortable clothing.
What’s the difference between Massage and MOT?
Massage focuses mainly on muscles, while MOT addresses the body’s structure, joints, fascia, and overall alignment for whole-body healing.
Is treatment covered by insurance?
Massage therapy may be covered with a doctor’s referral, depending on your plan. MOT and other services are typically not covered, though receipts are provided for submission.
What happens in my first session?
We review your health history, complete a movement/posture assessment, and begin with techniques that match your needs and comfort.
Is MOT like chiropractic or physiotherapy?
MOT is distinct - it uses gentle, non-invasive techniques that restore mobility and balance without forceful adjustments or prescriptive exercise.
“You are not broken - You are becoming.”
In every generation, God has inspired voices who remind us that healing is both physical and spiritual. Here you’ll find tender insights - from scripture, science, and inspired healers - that encourage us to see the body as sacred and health as a divine gift.
The Importance of Touch and Nurturing
Harlow’s famous experiments showed that infant monkeys clung to a soft cloth mother over a wire mother that provided food. This revealed a timeless truth: touch and nurturing are as vital to life as food itself. Human beings are made for connection. Touch is not optional — it is foundational to growth, trust, and healing.
🔗 Read more here
Jesus the Divine Physician
As healers, we remember that Christ is the true Physician, and we are simply His instruments. Pope Francis reminds us: “The battle against evil is a long and hard one; it requires patience and endurance” (2013). Christ alone is the Good Doctor; our task is to be His co-workers, offering care with humility, patience, and compassion.
🔗 Read the full article here
Healing Relationships
A qualitative study from Germany found that the most powerful outcomes often come not from technique alone, but from the sacred bond between healer and client. Presence, trust, and relationship are themselves a medicine. This echoes the scriptures: “Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ” (Galatians 6:2).
🔗 Read the study here
Joseph Smith on Modern Science
Joseph Smith taught truths about the universe that now align with ideas in modern physics. His words reveal a prophetic resonance with quantum principles — that matter, energy, and spirit are deeply interconnected. He saw God’s hand in both creation and in the healing gifts given to His children.
🔗 Read the article here
Samuel Thomson – Herbal Healing for the People
Samuel Thomson (1769–1843) believed God had placed herbs on the earth for the healing of all, and that ordinary families should be empowered to use them. He saw his calling as divinely guided, offering simple, natural remedies that restored dignity and freedom to everyday people. Like many healers of his time, he observed the profound plant knowledge of Indigenous peoples, whose wisdom affirmed that nature’s pharmacy was already a gift from the Creator.
🔗 Read A New Guide to Health (1835)
Andrew Taylor Still – The Philosophy and Mechanical Principles of Osteopathy (1902)
Andrew Taylor Still, founder of osteopathy, described the body not as random matter, but as a sacred temple built with divine intention. Raised among both frontier medicine and Native healers, Still saw God’s design in every ligament, vessel, and bone. To him, health was the natural law written into our tissues:
“We have learned to know that Nature does no imperfect work, but, on the other hand, does its work to perfection, and perfection is its watchword in all its parts and functions.”
For Still, truth was alive in the body, waiting to be revealed by hands that listen and hearts that trust God’s order.
📖 The Philosophy and Mechanical Principles of Osteopathy (1902) PDF