Gabriella Cole
Biodynamic Chiropractor
Everything you need to heal is already inside of you.
Whether through pain, grief or joy, our bodies invite us home.
My job is to help you find the feeling of home in your body.
At the heart of BioDynamic Cranial Sacral is safety.
When we feel safe, our physiology changes.
We breathe deeply.
We digest food and information with ease and fluidity. Learning comes naturally.
Energy is put towards growth.
Healing is a creative state of being in community.
I have over 25 years of deep research and practice into biomechanics, physiology, pathologies (when things go wrong), and a handful of modalities that I have studied and practiced therapeutically over the last 25 years to address many different flavors of pain.
I have trained to identify the resources of health within each persons system to see what IS working well.
BioDynamic Cranial Sacral
Patient Reflections
“Gabriella listens, she really listens. For a long time I felt like an old lady who just talked. Over the years Gabriella has shown me that what I think and feel matter. That I matter. This is a profound gift, thank you Gabriella”
— Uzes, France
“Gabriella has become the caretaker of our family. First me, then my husband, my mother, his sister and our new babies as soon as we welcomed them to the big bed. Gabriella was there with us days after each of their births. In the big bed, with my sister and husband and children, cooing her magic eyes and welcoming these beautiful beings with her sacred presence. You are a gift Gabriella. So grateful to have your imprint on all of our lives.”
— Point Reyes Station, California
“I had a weird hip and knee pain on and off for a few years and my regular chiropractor who I have seen for years and trust absolutely referred me to Gabriella. Her personality and warmth put me at ease, and her sense of humor and listening was lovely to be around. She gave me some exercises and worked with me over the course of a few months. When she put her hands on me I had the feeling of being held by the mother that I wished I had had. Pretty quickly my pain went away, but I kept seeing her until she moved to France. It’s a long commute to see her there but I still hope I can make it one day!”
— Mission, San Francisco