Stacey Duquette
As a Massage Therapist, she incorporates a wide range of techniques including deep tissue, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, energy and breath work. She completed an additional specialized 200-hour training in Orthopedic Manual Therapy with Dr. Thomas Hendrickson D.C. in Emeryville, CA. This technique helps to restore function, improves movement patterns and alleviates pain and discomfort.
Since moving to Massachusetts, she completed an additional 500-hour certification with the Hard and The Soft Yoga Institute under the mentorship of Beryl Bender Birch and continues to grow as both a Massage Therapist and Yoga Instructor.
Contact Stacey 413.636.2042
Stacey has over 25 years of movement experience as a certified yoga teacher, Pilates Trainer, MELT Method Instructor and Licensed Massage Therapist. She received her primary Yoga training under the mentorship of Rodney Yee at the Piedmont Yoga Studio. While living in Northern California for 17 years she had the opportunity to study with many senior Yoga teachers in a variety of traditions. Her classes and massage integrate many modalities.
As a Massage Therapist, she incorporates a wide range of techniques including deep tissue, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, energy and breath work. She completed an additional specialized 200-hour training in Orthopedic Manual Therapy with Dr. Thomas Hendrickson D.C. in Emeryville, CA. This technique helps to restore function, improves movement patterns and alleviates pain and discomfort.
Since moving to Massachusetts, she completed an additional 500-hour certification with the Hard and The Soft Yoga Institute under the mentorship of Beryl Bender Birch and continues to grow as both a Massage Therapist and Yoga Instructor.
Contact Stacey 413.636.2042
Scot McComas, MPT
Physical Therapist | Manual Therapist | Movement Educator
Scot McComas, MPT, is a physical therapist, manual therapist, lifelong athlete, and explorer of human movement. His passion for movement began in childhood through hockey and outdoor adventures and continues to shape his integrative approach to health and healing.
Scot earned his bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training from Northeastern University and his master’s degree in Physical Therapy from American International College. He has completed extensive advanced training through the Upledger Institute, Barral Institute, and other leaders in manual and movement therapies.
In 2010, Scot founded Integrative BodyWorks Physical Therapy, where he combines anatomy, skilled manual therapy, movement, and more than 25 years of clinical experience.
A 200-hour certified yoga instructor and longtime hockey player and coach, Scot continues to stay active through hiking, paddleboarding, snowshoeing, and motorcycling—always finding new ways to explore movement, nature, and human potential.
Susan Moore
Susan is a craniosacral therapist specializing in working with chronic pain, auto-immune disorders, and trauma. She spent her girlhood in the woods of Minnesota, exploring the countryside on the back of a horse, and this deep connection to nature taught her to trust the truth and wisdom of the body. Susan first trained as a Physical therapist Assistant, working in orthopedic outpatient settings for a decade. This time taught her much about the Western model of health and healing as she also witnessed the ways that physical pain, injuries and dysfunctions include mind and emotions. Her explorations in the field of mind/body led her to yoga. She went on to become a yoga teacher and earned the certification of IAYT Yoga Therapist. In 2024 Susan completed a Master’s in clinical social work. Her unique blend of experience allows her to meet clients and students where they are most comfortable. Healthy aging is a passion, as Susan understands how we must accept and adapt to our ever-changing circumstances. She has a special interest in working with trauma, having experienced firsthand it’s deep impact on the nervous system and how physical health, vitality, and sense of self are compromised.