About Esther

   Esther Bramlett has been a practicing bodyworker since 2012. She graduated with a degree in Exercise and Sports Science from the University of San Francisco in 2012 and received a license from the McKinnon School of Massage in Oakland, CA the following fall. In addition to completing multiple courses in anatomy, physiology, and kinesiology she has over 1,000 massage education hours. Beginning her career in San Francisco as a physical therapy aide, she transitioned into building her own practice in Buda, Texas in 2016. Esther specializes in clinical deep tissue and sports massage.

   As a certified YRT Vinyasa yoga instructor, she incorporates yogic philosophy and exercises into her treatments. Her scope of practice includes injury rehabilitation, pre-natal and postnatal massage, and many other modalities. Esther's passion for achieving ease and efficiency in her own physical training ties seamlessly into her goals of enabling her clients to experience ease and harmony within their own bodies whether they be athletes or non-athletes.

   As an artist, Esther has created work on stages that have been seen from California to Europe. Her discipline and care for manual therapies extends from her somatic integration training she has received through years of dance training and clinical study. Completing programs through the University of San Francisco as well as the San Francisco Conservatory, she has toured with contemporary projects as well as companies in circus arts for more than ten years.

Whats the fuzz?!

This fun, educational video produced by quirky anatomist Gil Hedley P.h.D explains the fascinating workings of Fascia in layman's terms. Fascia is a thin sheath of fibrous tissue enclosing a muscle and organs that permeates throughout our entire body, and is the main focus area for treatment in massage therapy. This exploration of fascia is what we Bodyworkers call "exploring inner space". The continuous pursuit of understanding how to correct imbalances within the relationships of the deep layers of fascia, organs, bones and muscle is my passion in life. If you need a short answer to the question, "Why should I try massage? What good will it do me?" This video is for you!