Meet Elizabeth

Elizabeth Jacobowitz, MA, BCTMB

Elizabeth brings over 20 years of education, teaching, and healing to her practice. With more than 2,000 hours of bodywork training, plus a masters in Expressive Arts Therapy, she offers a masterful blend of science and intuition, presence and skill.

A Life in Motion and Meaning

Elizabeth Jacobowitz is passionate about the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit. She creates a compassionate space for individuals to reconnect with themselves through movement, creativity, and therapeutic presence.

With decades of training and teaching experience, Elizabeth’s work is grounded in both science and soul. Her approach is integrative, gentle, and deeply transformative.

Credentials & Specializations

Training & Certification

Expressive Arts Coaching, Consulting and Education

Embodiment Coaching. (note: take out befriending your body)
Wellness Coaching
Anatomy Trains Structural Integration
Sensory Repattering
Sports Massage
Relational Somatics

Advanced training in:

MA in Expressive Arts Therapy (European Graduate School & Expressive Arts Institute of San Diego)
BS in Health and Exercise Science (Syracuse University)
Massage Therapy (International Professional School of Bodywork)
Board Certified Massage Therapist (BCTMB)
California Certified Massage Therapist (CAMTC #35322)

Faculty Experience

School of Integrative Psycho-Structural Balancing (Los Angeles)
International Professional School of Bodywork, aka IPSB College (San Diego)
International College of Holistic Studies (San Diego)
Windemere Institute of Healing Arts (Iowa)

Elizabeth has taught in a variety of institutions focused on healing arts and integrative bodywork, including:

She specializes in integrative somatics, sensory repatterning, anatomy and physiology, introductory bodywork, and self-care for caregivers and helping professionals.

Outside the Studio

Elizabeth finds joy and inspiration in movement, whether she’s hiking along quiet trails, dancing with freedom, swimming in open water, or simply spending time outdoors. Nature is where she reconnects with herself, listens more deeply, and remembers what it feels like to be fully alive in her body.

For her, these aren’t just hobbies. They are nourishing practices that reflect her belief that movement is essential for vitality, emotional well-being, and self-discovery. The same presence she experiences in nature and movement is what she brings into her work. She invites her clients to rediscover that sense of connection within themselves — to move, feel, breathe, and come home to their bodies with ease and curiosity.