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The owners of All Wellness / Pilates Space, (from left to right) Laura Savard, Arica H. Bronz, Lena Cannizzaro.
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HHC, Owner
Laura Savard joins Pilates Space after returning to Vermont from Boston and Washington, DC where she spent time post graduation from Wheaton College, in Norton, MA with a BA in Environmental Psychology. Her interests focus around humans' reciprocal relationship to the natural world and more recently, holistic health and wellness. She is a recent graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City and is a Certified Integrative Health Counselor. Laura deeply believes that health involves discovering what nourishes each person physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
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Owner
At a young age, Arica realized that awareness of and connection to the physical body can be a gateway to emotional and spiritual well-being. As a result, she has studied movement and healing in various forms for 20 years.
Arica holds a BA in dance education, is a nationally certified Massage Therapist, and has taught Yoga and Pilates since 1998. She is currently pursuing Anusara Yoga teacher certification.
Her classes emphasize optimal alignment, balanced action, heart opening philosophy, and connection to a larger spirit that unites and flows through all of us.
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PT, Owner
Lena is a 2002 graduate of the University of Vermont’s Physical Therapy program. She enjoys working with all age populations and settings, from inpatient rehabilitation, which she currently does at Franklin County Rehab Center, to outpatient physical therapy.
Lena achieved her Pilates certification in October 2006 through Polestar Pilates Rehabilitation curriculum. She has enjoyed incorporating Pilates principles of movement into her treatment, along with her knowledge of anatomy, kinesiology, and biomechanics into her classes.
Lena believes strongly in efficiency of movement as a key to “reforming” the body.
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is certified in the Pilates Method of Body Conditioning by the Pilates Studio, New York City, and trained by master teachers Romana Kryzanowska and Bob Liekens.
Lynne is a former professional dancer with many years experience teaching modern dance technique and Classical Ballet.
She is delighted to offer Pilates training as the perfect synthesis of movement and body conditioning. |
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Anne’s background is in elementary education, educational television and most recently freelance writing. She grew up in Burlington and Williston and graduated from Middlebury College before moving to New York City. She then spent 12 years in England and Jerusalem, studying Pilates in both settings.
One memorable moment came early on when, after exactly two one-hour classes, Anne’s husband noticed her improved posture and stance and said: “What have you been doing? You look great; you’re standing like a dancer!” She also regained a lost half-inch of height, flexibility and strength, and will tell anyone who’ll listen about the benefits of Pilates for anyone, but especially for “women of a certain age”, like herself!
Anne lives in Winooski, where she loves to work on her recently purchased house, read, tend her garden and feed friends and family. She is also a habitual cruciverbalist (crossword puzzle devotee).
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Katie received her masters in physical therapy from Quinnipiac University in 2005. She moved to Vermont soon after graduation and quickly fell in love Burlington. In 2006, she was introduced to Pilates and quickly added it to her regiment of running, skiing, and strength training.
Katie completed the rehab curriculum through Polestar Pilates in April 2008 and has enjoyed incorporating the principles of Pilates into her patient treatment. She enjoys working with a wide variety of patients ranging from those with sports injuries, to chronic pain, as well as the geriatric population. Katie is a firm believer that anyone can benefit from Pilates by creating awareness and a better understanding of the “mind body” connection. |
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