About Tom Meyer

Tom draws on a strong foundation in meditation and connection to stillness, spirituality, and body energy work. He began this work as a Reiki practitioner, then trained at the Port Townsend School of Massage. He is a Licensed Massage Practitioner. He also has studied extensively in Hawaiian spirituality and continues this healing work with the Kalama Foundation in Seattle and is a Lomi practitioner.

Tom trained and certified as a Cranio-Sacral practitioner through the Natural Health Resources Center in Seattle. The Center's program, developed and taught by Ursula Popp, L. Ac., RC, is based on the theories and techniques developed by William Sutherland and expanded by others to include visionary and biodynamic approaches to Cranio-Sacral work.

Tom is an avid organic gardener and a Master Gardener. He is pictured below in his garden in Quilcene, WA, at the foot of the Olympic Mountains. Tom enjoys cultivating organic fruits and vegetables and ornamental garden plants, including several varieties of bamboo. Clients often browse the gardens during their trip to Quilcene.

Quilcene is approximately two hours northwest of Seattle, on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula, forty minutes south of Port Townsend, thirty minutes southwest of the Hood Canal Bridge.

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The entry to Tom's treatment room is just to the left of the garage door, shown at right in the background. His treatment room is on an accessible level entry from the client's vehicle.