After graduating from the Pennsylvania School of Muscle therapy in 2001, Gilda has continued to make education in the science of the body a priority in her massage therapy career. She has studied various Pfrimmer deep muscle therapy, cranial sacral, Heller myofascial, neuromuscular therapy, yoga therapy, Thai massage, osteopathic positional release therapy, and neurovascular massage therapy. Gilda continues to grow with her daily regimen of studying anatomy and kinesiology.
Gilda has also been privileged to check with a master Rolfer, Bill Harvey, to learn biodynamic therapy.
She believes in stoking the fire of practical knowledge continuously. Her effort benefits her clientele and enables her
to read the body much like her books.
Gilda uses her skilled bodywork experience to bring balance and integrity to the healing system facilitated when we are in alignment. She believes in turning off the flight cycle or fighting to the zen, digesting, and resting. Massage therapy, yoga, and meditation aid in the neurological exchange so vital for our well-being. Besides the art of her massage,
Gilda uses movement therapy and visceral bodywork to achieve the longer-lasting goal.
She also highly recommends yoga and self-care to maintain the bodywork you will receive.
She is very passionate about her gift; she inspires other massage therapists, teaching continuing education on the east coast for Elite. Another accomplishment is working with Eagles football players and acquiring various accounts, i.e., practicing at the University of Pennsylvania, Temple ambler, Einstein Hospital, Marriott Hotel, Enon tabernacle, and many more. She contracted to practice massage therapy at the Ambler YMCA, which has grown to four locations over eleven years.
Gilda has maintained her private practice and relocated to an urban spa study in West Mt Airy and Chestnut Hill.
Gilda’s Spa experience, Citrus Salon, day spa, and the Rittenhouse Hotel require excellence.
