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Massage Therapy That Supports Changing Bodies
From first breaths to later years - intentional bodywork across the lifespan in New Hope, PA
Serving PA: Bucks County, New Hope, Yardley, Doylestown, Langhorne, Newtown, Warrington, Warminster, Morrisville, Bristol, Bensalem, New Jersey, Lambertville, Pennington, Princeton, Hopewell, Flemington, Lawrenceville, Trenton
BODYWORK THAT MEETS YOU WHERE YOU ARE
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Every body changes..
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From newborn to growing child
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Through puberty and hormonal shifts
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During fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum
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Into perimenopause and menopause
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Following surgery, illness, or injury
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During gender affirmation and transition
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Through stress, grief, trauma, and major life events
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As we age and continue adapting
What this work can create..
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More comfortable movement
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Greater ease within the body
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Improved body awareness
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A calmer, more regulated nervous system
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Healthier movement through fascia and tissue
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A deeper connection with your body's changing needs
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Greater comfort and regulation for growing children
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Opportunities for rest, bonding, and healthy development

Stephanie's Availability:
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New Hope, PA
Thu: 10 am - 5 pm
Fri: 2 pm - 5 pm
Sat: 10 am - 7 pm
Sun: 10 am - 7 pm
Newtown, PA
Wed: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
at The WellNest Bucks County
Stephanie Gimeno, LMT
I'm Stephanie, a licensed massage therapist and certified birth, postpartum, and death doula, mother of two, and two-time gestational carrier.
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Through this work, and even before I had a name for it, I've found myself alongside women and their families in some of the deepest and darkest crevices of profound transition. I understand what it means to sit with someone without rushing them through what comes next.
Since opening Willow & Nest in New Hope, my work has continued to expand beyond perinatal care. I've found the same intuitive approach translates naturally to therapeutic bodywork and other vulnerable seasons of change: listening closely, following the body's response, and offering warm, patient care that allows someone to settle before asking their body to shift.
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My work is slow-paced, deeply relaxing, and intentional, touching deeper connective tissue layers without the need for painful force. I use myofascial, somatic, and craniosacral techniques to address tension, pressure, and postural patterns while supporting the nervous system as a whole. I take pride in supporting individuals across and throughout the lifespan as their bodies continue to evolve with each experience.
