Bridget Paule is The Working Body, LLC

Curiosity and the search for joy are my inspiration - what's yours?

  ​I grew up in Anchorage, Alaska, singing and exploring my natural surroundings.  As a teenager, I loved backpacking in the mountains and forests and paddling the coastlines of south central Alaska.  A child of experiential and outdoor education, I graduated from Prescott College in Arizona, earning a degree in environmental studies, focused on field ecology (and a little rafting and rock climbing).  Returning to Alaska, I worked as a field botanist, naturalist, educator and non-profit administrator.  I gained experience in a wide variety of movement practices, strength training, outdoor activities, food preservation, construction, mindfulness meditation and step-parenting.  I experienced tendonitis, acute knee, ankle and shoulder injuries, and the repetitive strain and poor posture (and mental) habits of office work.

I was introduced to Structural Integration in 2009 when I received my first Ten Series.  I immediately loved the work, my body soaking it up, instinctively recognizing a path to healing.  What really drew me in, though, was curiosity and wonder at the workings of the human body.  A seed of change was planted.  In 2020, after concluding a decade-long experiment working in an office, that seed sprouted.  I enrolled at The New School of Structural Integration. 

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Now, as a practitioner, my curiosity has endless fuel as I continue my study of the human body and spirit and our capacity for healing: physically, mentally and emotionally.  My joy is seeing clients breathe more deeply, stand taller, gain relief from pain and move more fluidly.  I see clients' physical ease translating directly into being and doing more of what they love.  

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​My goal is to help you make the most of life through your own well-working body. 

I use hands-on manual therapy to help restructure your posture and move with greater ease.

Let's work together to get you moving toward your inspiration.