Meet Debra Temple
Debra is a long-time resident of Downingtown. She has been in the massage field for many years with a passion for healing. Debra received her massage certification from cortiva Institute in 2012 and is licensed and insured in the state of Pennsylvania.
She is a detail-oriented therapist who enjoys evaluating and deciding a customized plan for her clients. Various techniques are the core, such as cross-fiber-friction, myofascial release, triggerpoint, and craniosacral therapies. Massage can be simply about relaxation. However, physical or emotional pain can take its toll on one’s well-being. She believes that massage is a viable asset to a pathway of healing.
Debra is also trained in prenatal, hot stone, and raindrop technique. She continues to build upon her training through continuous education.
Her treatments include Swedish massage, deep tissue, myofascial release, trigger point, cross-fiber friction. Debra also provides a unique spa experience using hot stones and massage combined with Essential Oils.
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Meet Christine
Prior to becoming a massage therapist, Christine earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology in 1992 on an athletic scholarship. Christine has been a practicing bodyworker since 1997. She began teaching science for PSMT (Cortiva Institute) in 1998, and continued as faculty there until 2010, teaching basic and advanced massage therapy technique and science courses.
Christine founded Kinderssage after learning, and later teaching, The Gillespie Approach, the craniosacral fascial (CFT) work of Dr. Barry Gillespie formerly known as Brain Therapy. She assisted Dr. Gillespie’s research team in the development of The Brain Score Approach and was also among the team that accompanied him to Mexico in spring 2010 to teach his work to a group of obstetrical doctors and nurses.
Since then, Christine has developed a variety of her own training programs and treatment approaches, including Project Latch, Fascia Lab and Fascial Baby and Toddler.