Stacy Sibona became a massage therapist through a calling – well, actually it was a phone call.  Stacy had a successful career in the corporate world when fate intervened. A co-worker was in extreme pain, hobbling down the hallway, when Stacy offered to call an acquaintance, a massage therapist, for her colleague. As Stacy hung up the phone a revelation hit her – she absolutely kne

As often happens with people who embark on second careers, Stacy embraced learning all she could about massage therapy. Attending the Therapeutic Massage Training Center, Stacy completed over 500 hours of course work in Swedish Therapeutic Massage, Reflexology, Shiatsu, Sports, Neuromuscular, and Clinical Massage.  She was the staff massage therapist at the respected Podell Medical Center from 1997-2001, as well as the  massage therapist at the Murray Hill Health and Racquet Club from 1997 to the present and Center Street Chiropractic from  2004 to the present.

The more Stacy practiced massage therapy, the more she became fascinated with the mind-body connection and the theory that emotions are held in the body, which can create physical dysfunction. This led to a four-year professional training program in the Rubenfeld Synergy Method.  In the process of amassing approximately 1,600 contact hours with clients during training and becoming a certified Rubenfeld Synergist, Stacy discovered that the Rubenfeld Synergy Method can awaken an awareness and aliveness in the emotional body.   

Always on a quest for more knowledge, Stacy's Rubenfeld experience led her to a three-year course of study in Gestalt Training. In addition, upon completion of the Gestalt Training, Stacy embarked upon a 300-hour program focusing on Structural Integration work. Structural Integration is a series of seven to ten sessions utilizing myofascial techniques with the goal of aligning the physical body along the vertical axis. This alignment improves the body's relationship with gravity resulting in increased range of motion, energy and well-being.

In 2009, Stacy completed an 800-hour, four-year professional training course in the Feldenkrais Method. The Feldenkrais Method focuses on movement, aiming to expand and refine the use of the self through awareness. Through specifically designed movement sequences, Stacy helps clients improve their flexibility, posture, balance, and body image.