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About Our Myofascial Release PracticeOur practice is located within Capital Integrative Health, a collective of like-minded, health professionals. Individually, we have received countless benefits from myofascial release and are here to offer it to anyone ready to go deeper on their healing journey. We encourage you to seek treatment from both of us to experience our unique and individual styles, adding depth and a multi-faceted approach to your healing. Myofascial release is a scientific art form blending our technical skills with our intuition and energy.
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Kari Altmann Willford, B.S., LMT, CPT
My journey in healing work is continually fueled by my desire to help others and by having a deeper understanding of our mind, body and soul. I am an expert level, John F. Barnes (JFB) myofascial release therapist. Through my work I blend my intuition, deep listening and technical skills to gain insight into your body. I believe in your personal empowerment and guide you in self- treatment techniques beyond the treatment room. Myofascial release is the most profound healing I have experienced and I am grateful to bring this modality to my clients.
Prior to living in the D.C. area, I spent 10 years in Arizona and maintained a private practice in personal training and bodywork. During that time, I also worked at the world-class spa, Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain. Throughout this time, I deepened my experience and practiced excellence in service and eventually achieved master therapist status. I graduated from the University of North Dakota and Arizona School of Massage Therapy and am a certified personal trainer with American College of Sports Medicine. I have also studied nutrition, yoga (200hr), corrective exercise (Function First) and contemporary Shamanism (Robin Rice), all of which adds to each session.
Prior to living in the D.C. area, I spent 10 years in Arizona and maintained a private practice in personal training and bodywork. During that time, I also worked at the world-class spa, Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain. Throughout this time, I deepened my experience and practiced excellence in service and eventually achieved master therapist status. I graduated from the University of North Dakota and Arizona School of Massage Therapy and am a certified personal trainer with American College of Sports Medicine. I have also studied nutrition, yoga (200hr), corrective exercise (Function First) and contemporary Shamanism (Robin Rice), all of which adds to each session.
Jenny Dipasupil, LMT
Massage therapy has been my professional passion for over 12 years. I help facilitate holistic healing in clients by calming the nervous system and treating fascial restrictions in the body. My work is grounded in anatomy and dedicated study of techniques. Presence and intention are keys to an effective practice. These skills help me observe and listen to the whole person: body, mind, spirit and emotions. This focus combined with my intuition guides me to tailor treatment to meet a client’s needs for that day. I support clients on their unique healing journey by exploring body awareness during a session and encouraging consistent self-care between treatments.
My Jersey upbringing was tempered with the Filipino heritage of my parents. I ventured south to explore DC and attend the George Washington University. After graduating in 2000 with a BA in Psychology, I continued my academic studies in the fields of art therapy, early childhood education, and nursing before pursuing my vocation in massage therapy and bodywork. I have worked in a variety of settings, from day spas to wellness centers, a chiropractor’s office and full time private practice for four years. CranioSacral Therapy and Myofascial Release are my chosen modalities because they have facilitated so much healing within me and so many of my clients. I’m so thankful to be continually refining my skills in seminars and with my clients who are the true teachers of my craft.
My Jersey upbringing was tempered with the Filipino heritage of my parents. I ventured south to explore DC and attend the George Washington University. After graduating in 2000 with a BA in Psychology, I continued my academic studies in the fields of art therapy, early childhood education, and nursing before pursuing my vocation in massage therapy and bodywork. I have worked in a variety of settings, from day spas to wellness centers, a chiropractor’s office and full time private practice for four years. CranioSacral Therapy and Myofascial Release are my chosen modalities because they have facilitated so much healing within me and so many of my clients. I’m so thankful to be continually refining my skills in seminars and with my clients who are the true teachers of my craft.