Sandhill Healing Center and Your Movement Solutions Launch New Foot Program

Embark on a transformative journey with a 30-day foot program, Soul Harmony, led by Integrative Movement Specialist Julie Anne McGready from Your Movement Solutions and Medical Thermographer Yevette Sutter, RN, from Sandhill Healing Center.

This program will empower you to overcome certain limitations, build strength, and take control of your health and fitness. Soul Harmony is rooted in the knowledge that your feet are the foundation of strength, flexibility, and well-being. This program uses a holistic approach that integrates breath, posture, movement, and foot assessments.

Soul Harmony unfolds through a dynamic blend of eight small group training sessions and three thermal imaging sessions, meticulously crafted to offer personalized insights and foster a deeper mind-body connection.

With her expertise as a Nationally Certified Integrative Movement Specialist, McGready teaches the proven synergy of three-dimensional breathing, movement, and posture. Sutter, a seasoned RN and Medical Thermographer, incorporates a layer of precision with thermal imaging that will help you visualize progress and make informed health decisions.

Soul Harmony untaps the potential within your feet to develop strength, flexibility, and holistic wellness as you continue walking the path to vitality.

For more information and to register, call 941-627-1256 or visit CallYMS.com.

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