Bryn shares with her students There comes a moment in nearly every class when something shifts. At first, students are trying to remember names. Muscles. Ligaments. Attachments. They want to get it right. They're looking for certainty. And then...something changes. The questions begin to sound different. Not, "What is this called?" But... "Why does it matter?" "How does it move?" "What is it protecting?" "How does it relate to everything around it?" That's the moment I adore! Because anatomy...

There’s a moment in healing where the question quietly shifts. Not “When will I be better? ”But… “Who am I becoming through this?” I’ve been living inside that question. This past stretch of recovery has not been linear, graceful, or particularly poetic on most days. It has been humbling. It has asked me to slow in ways I didn’t consent to, to listen more deeply than I sometimes wanted to, and to meet the edges of my identity-especially the one that has been so intertwined with hands-on work....

I’m writing to share some personal news and update you on an upcoming pause in my hands-on practice. On September 17th, I’ll be undergoing ankle reconstructive surgery—a long-overdue step toward healing after decades of pushing through pain. It’s time to give this body the care and restoration it’s been asking for. I’m leaning into the opportunity to rest and rebuild from the ground up. Continuing Support Before Surgery I’ll be continuing to see clients through early September. I warmly...