Corey’s journey into the world of massage therapy began at a young age. As a kid, she participated in a variety of activities including singing, ballet, gymnastics, softball, soccer, and martial arts where she obtained her black belt at age 16.

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After spending some time traveling across the US, Corey landed in Savannah, GA and became an insurance agent. During that time, she broke her ankle and realized recovering from an injury was much more difficult as an adult. During this time, she tried many different chiropractors, massage therapists, physical therapists, sound wave therapies, and yoga. While these therapies helped with the pain, the relief did not last.

 

Needing a career change, Corey began to think about working with her hands to help people heal. She found a job at a local spa in Athens, GA that would train her in reflexology and hire her as a therapist. She used this time to develop her confidence and therapeutic touch. She received great feedback from her clients that fanned the growing flame of her passion for the healing arts. Knowing that massage was more than just making someone feel nice, she set out to find a very special school to advance her training, a school that would teach more than just massage therapy.

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In the Fall of 2021, Corey found that special school in Florida. She moved to Florida to attend the Center for Neurosomatic Studies where she continued her training and completed two research studies. The most impactful research study was a 10-week project with a focus on menopause symptoms, resulting in a 75% decrease in the patients’ symptoms. These results have inspired a passion for women’s health, and how it can be improved through massage therapy. As a graduate of the Center for Neurosomatic Studies in 2024, Corey became a Licensed Massage Therapist in the State of Florida. 

 

Corey continues to learn more about new research, the human body, and anatomy. Her free-spirited optimism and playful attitude make it easy for her to connect with people. She is a passionate educator, bringing awareness to how posture affects their symptoms. She aims to assist her patients in healing and finding peace within. She is proud and excited to grow her practice at Sensorric, advancing the field by teaching others about Neurosomatic Therapy. 

 

To book a session with Corey, you can call/text her at 912-341-5913.