Our Vision To help our clients have a clear understanding that health means more than not feeling sick. It involves a profound feeling of wellness that encompasses our mental physical and emotional selves.

Our Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9:00am - 7:00pm
Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Saturdays: By Appointment Only

Elise Bohaty C.M.T., CST — Owner, Medical Intuitive, Holistic Healer
Elise is a medical intuitive and an energetic woman who has embraced her profession as a lifestyle commitment. Her philosophy is, that working with the body is like learning a new language. She considers herself an interpretor of sorts. Helping people understand and listen to what the body needs in order to heal and feel whole. Her work ranges from subtle healing and esoteric styles of practice to deep structural integration and sports therapy. She studied Therapeutic Massage at the Minneapolis School of Massage and Bodywork, graduating in 1989. While in school, Elise began an informal study of nutrition, meditation, macro-biotic cooking, and using diet and nutrition as a natural means to treat illness. She has studied a wide variety of modalities in the 22 years of her practice, including Esalen Massage, Swedish Massage, Meridian Therapy, N.M.T., M.F.R., Deep-Tissue Massage, Cranio-Sacral Therapy( Milne Institute) and Body Mind Centering.The most profound study has been her meditation practice and the study of world religions, specifically Buddhism. Her spiritual Journey is at the core of her commitment to be in service to others and is the platform with which she resonates from.  It has always been her dream to build a center that encompasses all of what she has learned, a true place of healing. breathing room is that dream realized.

Shauna Tuttle  C.M.T.  Massage therapist, Reflexology

Dr. Rose Boyd DC. — Chiropractor
Rose graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic with a passion to help others realize their wellness potential and how amazing their body's healing capacity really is. After obtaining her Bachelor's of Science Degree at Iowa State University, she completed her doctorate at Palmer College, totaling more than eight years of study in human anatomy and the healing art of chiropractic.

Chiropractic philosophy is guided by the knowledge that the body is self healing and healing is controlled by the brain and the nervous system. When stress, toxins, and injuries prevent the body from communicating properly, pain and disease may result. Rose was trained specifically in how to remove stress from the nervous system so that the body may heal in the most natural way possible.

Rose is proficient in a variety of chiropractic techniques and is dedicated to finding the technique that works best for each individual, since everyone is unique. She has worked with a variety of patients from infants to elderly to athletes. She has helped patients looking for relief from acute injuries to patients suffering from chronic illnesses. Through biomechanical adjustments, specific muscle testing techniques, trigger point work and nutritional therapies, she loves helping others on their path to healing and wholeness.

Mary E.K. Denison is a licensed acupuncturist in the State of Minnesota.  She first attended the Minnesota Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MIAHS), graduating with a Master’s level in Oriental Medicine in June, 1998.  To get into the MIAHS program, students had to hold a two year degree.  Mary’s two year degree was an Associate of Science, which she received in June, 1973.  Prior to graduating from MIAHS, Mary passed her national exams and received her Diplomat in Acupuncture from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) board.  In order to keep the NCCAOM certification, a necessary requirement for an acupuncturist to keep their license in the State of MN, she must satisfy 60 hours of documented continuing education every four years.   MIAHS was sold to the Northwestern Health Science University a couple of years later and they renamed it the Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MCAOM).  They brought the Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine program to a Master’s degree.  Mary continued her studies for an additional year in order to obtain her Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine, with another graduation date of April, 2002.  In October, 2006, Mary completed her certification in the Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture program (facial and abdominal).  These protocols were developed by Dr. Martha Lucas, Ph.D., L.Ac., which strictly follow Traditional Chinese Medicine theory.

Mary has also been a Swedish massage therapist and Foot Reflexologist since 1986.  She  attended Sr. Rosalind Gefre’s Professional School of Massage for her certification.  She  studied several techniques of body work and theories over the past 23 years.  In those studies, she was introduced to the Chinese 5-Element theory, and fell in love with the Asian’s ancient view of healing.  Mary holds a high respect for the Western medicine model, and feels that they are experts in saving lives in emergency and life threatening situations.  Where that is not necessary, Mary prefers to seek first natural ways of healing, as she has accepted that we follow the same laws of nature, and embraces the Yin/Yang theory.  She has faith in God and the Divine, who she believes has placed in our bodies an innate wisdom towards wholeness.  Her treatment goals are focused on the whole mind, body, and spirit. When her clients remain faithful to that goal and are committed, they will experience healing that may not have occurred, subtle or otherwise.  It is her desire to bring awareness and encouragement to her clients as they seek new and healthier ways.  As a Sufi saying states, “This thing we tell of cannot be found by seeking, yet only Seekers find it”.  Mary maintains that to get something you never had, you have to do something you never did.