76 South 100 West, Moab, Utah 84532, United States
Facilitators
Breann Davis (She/Hers)
Crystal Bunch (She/Hers)
Crystal Bunch (She/Hers)
Breann Davis is the Executive Director and Co-founder of the Wellness Collective. With over twenty years of experience as a nationally certified massage therapist, Breann holds additional certifications in Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Hospital-Based Massage. She is a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) with a specialty certification in Trauma Sensitive Yoga from the Center for Trauma and Embodiment in Brookline, Massachusetts. Additionally, Breann holds a 200-hour certification in Instinctive Meditation. Her passion lies in helping others connect mind and body, fostering holistic well-being.
Breann initially moved to Moab to pursue her love for the river as a guide. She continues to cherish this connection by co-hosting annual Women’s Wellness River Retreats.
In addition to her role at the Wellness Collective, Breann is the owner of Balanced Body Massage and Yoga. Learn more about her business at www.moab.massagetherapy.com .
Crystal Bunch (She/Hers)
Crystal Bunch (She/Hers)
Crystal Bunch (She/Hers)
Meet Crystal! Program Director and Co-Founder of the Wellness Collective. She is a 500 Hour Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga Teacher, 200 Hour Certified Mindfulness Instructor, Aerial Yoga Instructor and a Reiki Master. Crystal is currently enrolled in a 800 Hour Yoga Therapy Certification Course. Crystal provides private and group sessions such as; yoga, wellness coaching, meditation, and energy work.
Crystal practices wellness daily to connect the mind to the body. It is her belief that connecting the mind to the body is the key to overall peace. She moved to Moab in 2018 after traveling to the magical desert for over a decade and couldn't be happier wandering in the red rocks and aspens high above her majestic town.
Drew Roots (he/Him)
Crystal Bunch (She/Hers)
Annie Dalton (she/hers)
Hi, I’m Drew! I own and operate San Miguel Wellness. I am a career bodyworker and teacher and have lived and worked in the Moab area for 30 years. I feel fortunate to have a livelihood pursuing two of my main top passions—Tai Chi and specialized bodywork for chronic pain and injury recovery. I’ve studied many different styles of massage/bodywork over the years and am currently experiencing excellent results with Push Therapy/Root Fx and Tibetan + Yang Style Tai Chi. In all of these we start out slow, releasing tension as we learn how to feel and develop not just core strength but how to use your core properly to release old chronic tension, gain mobility, and experience true grounding and rooting so you can do the activities in life that you love and need to do as you age. Learning to cultivate your own chi properly gives one many health benefits over time which is a valuable skill in itself to take into your life. My website is www.smwr.abmp.com I look forward to meeting you soon!
Annie Dalton (she/hers)
Laura Kenderes (she/hers)
Annie Dalton (she/hers)
Annie Dalton is the owner and artist/maker of Moab Varnish & Desert Edge Design. She is a mixed media artist with a passion for essential oils & mountain bikes.
After Annie graduated from Arizona State in 2005 with a BA in Biochemistry & Fine Art, she wandered the western states before meandering right back to where she was born - Moab, UT.
Annie has gathered a wealth of experience as an educator and guide in a wide variety of settings: classrooms, art studios, rivers and mountain bike trails.
Her current body of artwork is made to intentionally help others elevate their mundane daily rituals, and as tools for embodiment practices.
Exploring the edge where inspiration & creative self-expression merge to form a path to wellness continues to drive her creative practice.
She delights in helping others discover what inspires them and developing their own creative practice around that inspiration.
She believes connection to nature & a creative practice is the best preventative medicine around, and that we all need a whole lot more of it.
Katie Grauel (she/hers)
Laura Kenderes (she/hers)
Laura Kenderes (she/hers)
Katie Grauel is a certified Rolfer® and Board Certified Structural Integrator, and owns/operates Moab Rolfing®. Rolfing® structural integration is a holistic manual therapy and movement education that strives to bring greater ease and awareness to posture and movement, resulting in less effort and pain. In her private practice, Katie works with clients through hands-on bodywork and movement to ease the patterns of tension held within the facial matrix of the body. In group classes, she guides participants through their own somatic exploration and instructs Rolf Movement® practices that can be effective self-care tools for those dealing with chronic injuries or pain. Katie seeks to engage her clients as active participants in their own healing process, which begins with awareness of sensation and perception, allowing for the possibility to build new healthy patterns of movement and being. Katie first moved to Moab in 2014 as an intern for Community Rebuilds, and has worked for the Colorado Outward Bound School for the last 10 years as well, so has plenty of first-hand experience with the challenges and joys of physical work. She loves helping people find solutions for their body so they can pursue their professions and passions without pain!
Laura Kenderes (she/hers)
Laura Kenderes (she/hers)
Laura Kenderes (she/hers)
Laura Kenderes is a Nationally Board Certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach. Originally from Pennsylvania, Laura’s passion for service and empowering others with their health has led her to many opportunities from outdoor experiential education, guiding in the rivers and canyons of Utah, to being a professional Chef and Wellness Coach for the World Cup Liv and Giant Mountain Bike Teams.
As a Health Coach Laura works alongside individuals providing accountability and support to work through the barriers and create sustainable lifestyle and emotional routines and practices that bring peace and confidence moving forward. She believes in the power of community and support and wants to provide space to be heard and valued. She finds great purpose in seeing her clients grow a deeper connection with their health.
Jeanette Kopell (she/hers)
Jeanette Kopell (she/hers)
Jeanette Kopell (she/hers)
Hi I am Jeanette Kopell. I am a 200 hour certified yoga teacher. I have lived and worked in Moab for over 20 years. I have a passion for helping people. Yoga and healing go together beautifully. I am currently studying to become an Ayurvedic Health Counselor. Let’s grow and heal together.
Page Nelson (she/hers)
Jeanette Kopell (she/hers)
Jeanette Kopell (she/hers)
Page is a somatic therapist, dancer, Craniosacral therapist and Reiki Master. She holds a Masters in Integral Counseling Psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies and is a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner™ from Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing Trauma Institute. She has been a dancer of the 5rhythms™ and other conscious dance practices for 8 years. She is currently enrolled in the SomaSource™ dance facilitator training, a movement-based process that maps the developmental journey unifying body, heart, and mind.
Page works as a remote therapist and moved to Moab in August 2023 to live closer to nature, learn how to slow down, and be able to do the outdoor activities that inspire her.
Thomas Zimmerman (he/Him)
Jeanette Kopell (she/hers)
Lauren Doucette (she/hers)
Hey, I'm Thomas Zimmerman! I'm honored to serve the Moab community as a paramedic and now through the Wellness Collective and Recovery Dharma meetings. During the past fifteen years working in the medical field I've witnessed the impact of western medicine and its approach to healing. These experiences have deepened my empathy for the suffering of others and sparked my interest in exploring holistic pathways to health and well-being. My own journey has shown me the integral role of breath, mindfulness, music, and community to propel us towards a deeper wellness and flow with life. I’m currently embracing the journey to become a trauma-informed breathwork facilitator, excited to explore and share practices that support people where they're at and allow them their own unique and intuitive way forward.
Lauren Doucette (she/hers)
Lauren Doucette (she/hers)
Lauren Doucette (she/hers)
Hello! I am Lauren, the Feel Good Body Coach. I am a functional strength coach and nutrition specialist. I work with folks to cultivate body-empowerment through the practices of functional movement, behavior change, and nutrition education. I am certified with the American Council on Exercise, Precision Nutrition, and Girls Gone Strong. I have been working in Moab for 5+ years building a healthier community. I take a uniquely personal and evidence-based approach in all my systems. I incorporate individuality, preferences, lifestyle, beliefs and support systems to create meaningful, lasting, resonate change. I believe deeply in the power of daily routine to bridge complex internal experience with concrete external results. My life purpose is to help people feel good in their bodies!
Celia Alario (she/hers)
Lauren Doucette (she/hers)
Celia Alario (she/hers)
Celia is an International Coaching Federation certified coach, and a National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach (NBHWC is governed by the National Board of Medical Examiners). She is committed to walking alongside you as you pursue vitality, balance, purpose and joy across all dimensions of wellness—from physical, emotional, spiritual and intellectual wellness, to optimizing how you experience your livelihood, community and environment. She became a certified coach after more than two decades in social impact communications, where public speaking coaching was always her favorite part of the job. She continues to offer communications coaching to help you find your most authentic voice and communicate with clarity, consistency and credibility, in ways your audiences will find irresistible! Celia believes everyone has the innate inner wisdom to clarify a vision, and the moxie it takes to get there. She works with clients on sharpening both 'being' and 'doing' skills, to improve our lives, the places we work and to help build a better world. Some areas she coaches on include: holistic wellness, optimizing the pillars of health (food, mood, movement and rest), coping with chronic and autoimmune conditions, navigating menopause, managing up, leadership skills, aligning with your heart’s desire, articulating thought leadership, handling challenging conversations, improving your professional relationships, cultivating optimistic thinking, and developing practices for mindfulness and emotional regulation.She’s committed to helping you leverage your strengths and past victories to cultivate a mindset (and heartset) to fuel your pursuits, achieve your goals and celebrate big breakthroughs.
Amanda Gray (She/Hers)
Lauren Doucette (she/hers)
Celia Alario (she/hers)
Amanda Gray is a registered yoga instructor, certified end-of-life-doula, reiki 1 practitioner and writer. Her personal journey has given her a unique perspective on grief, hope and healing and she pulls from her experiences to provide compassionate care and attention to all she serves. Skilled with leading groups,, teaching yogic and healing practices and thoughtfully holding space, you can expect to feel genuine care and comfort in her presence. An avid traveler, reader and self-proclaimed life long learner, she lives in Moab most of the time, with her husband and her beloved dog and cat.
Our Board
Tara Beresh (she/her)
Joanna Onorato (she/her)
Joanna Onorato (she/her)
Board Member
Joanna Onorato (she/her)
Joanna Onorato (she/her)
Joanna Onorato (she/her)
Board Member
Mandy Moore
Joanna Onorato (she/her)
Mandy Moore
Board Member
Sky White
Joanna Onorato (she/her)
Mandy Moore
Board Member
Our Partners
November is our Fall Fundraiser!
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