Therapists at The Balanced Being offer manual therapy addressing injury and pain and include specialty groups of athletes and prenatal
Kelly Moore LMT, CIYT, C-IAYT
Kelly has been working therapeutically with individuals since 1990. Integrating experience both clinically and as an instructor, in the fields of bodywork, yoga, and social services, Kelly meets each client where they are to facilitate desired results.
Following a degree in Sociology (minors in psychology and philosophy) and an early career working in social services with at-risk teens and families, interests in mind-body integration brought Kelly to study neuromuscular therapy and yoga.
After graduating from the Center of Advanced Therapeutics, Kelly founded The Balanced Being in 1997 to support clients in living active, pain-free lifestyles through shifting dysfunctional pain patterns.
Kelly continued studies in advanced bodywork therapies and began teaching therapeutic massage modalities at the Center of Advanced Therapeutics in 2000. Classes taught include Neuromuscular Techniques, Anatomy in Clay, Deep Tissue Techniques, Swedish Massage, and assisting in Advance Neuromuscular Technique seminars. Kelly's manual therapy practice focuses on addressing injury and pain and includes specialty groups of athletes and prenatal.
Steven Norber LMT, CIYT, C-IAYT
Steven integrates a lifelong history of body awareness with an inquiry into what it means to be human. With a wide array of experience, including a career as a professional dancer (classical ballet), ballet instructor, physical therapy assistant, social service worker, counselor, neuromuscular therapist, and yoga instructor, Steven works with people to create an authentic space for health and wholeness. Steven holds a BA in psychology along with master's level psychology and education classes at the University of Colorado-Denver.
In 1999 Steven completed the certified and advanced program from the Center of Advanced Therapeutics in bodywork and neuromuscular therapy. In addition to maintaining a bodywork practice in both Denver and Broomfield, Steven taught neuormuscular therapy to massage therapists and a special course for physical therapists. Steven continues to offer anatomy and physiology training for yoga teachers.
Steven was introduced to yoga as academic study in 1976 during high school. A traumatic brain injury received in 1986 moved him ever more inward and eventually led him to France to study with Iyengar teacher Francois Raoult. Through this meeting it became clear to Steven that the path of Iyengar yoga had been waiting for him. Partnered with his teacher training with Nancy Stechert, Steven served as instructor for the anatomy & physiology component. A Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher, Steven has studied with the Iyengar's in Pune India, Rajiv and Swati Chanchani in Rajpur India, and attends teacher's classes offered by senior instructors in the United States.
Married in 1999, Steven and Kelly enjoy traveling, being in nature and, of course, yoga with their center "Living Yoga". Inspired by the love of music (albeit lacking musical talent), Steven has endeavored to keep music in his life through designing and manufacturing high end audio components with his company PranaFidelity.
Seth Streich
Seth comes to The Balanced Being from the St. Moritz School of Massage in Centennial. He was trained in Swedish Massage, Sports, Deep Tissue and Trigger Point Therapy, and is highly empathetic, intuitive, and compassionate.
Seth is a former professional baseball player with the Oakland Athletics and the San Diego Padres. He was a Minor League All-Star in the California League, and named the Oakland Athletics Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2014 before shoulder and elbow surgeries ended his pro career.
Following the end of his playing career, Seth spent time traveling around America, visiting National Parks and taking time to find the meaning and purpose of life. He began using writing, music, storytelling, and comedy as tools for self-discovery, healing, building self-awareness, and personal growth.
Seth has an Associates Degree in Sociology, a Bachelors in Human Services, and a Certificate in Spiritual Psychology. He has work experience in Substance Abuse Counseling and Inmate Education in Los Angeles, Mental and Behavioral Health in rural Pennsylvania, and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in Denver.
His interest in massage began during his rehabilitation process with the San Diego Padres, where he spent three years attempting to recover from multiple arm surgeries, finding massage tables the most comforting and healing places during one of the most painful and heartbreaking times in his life.
He wants to bring the same healing he received during that time to others, to help people in pain to feel better, and to inspire others in their wellness journeys and live their best lives. He is a friend in the world you can count on to offer helping hands to those in need.