LOOM Integrative Wellness

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

Come have fun in the California sun! Grab your CE credits before the deadline! Launch pricing is for this offering only and won’t come back around. Go to HollieCope.com and register while seats last! Look for the “Massage CE” tab.

05/20/2026

Heading to Los Angeles in October to launch LOOM Integrative Wellness Professional Educational Programs. We will begin with Massage and Bodywork modules that are accredited by NCBTMB.

We will be hosted by Southern California Health Institute in Los Angeles and our first module will be “Structural Assessment and Integrative Methodology For Massage Professionals.” This is the first 25 Hour CE course that will be the starting point for anyone who wants to become a LOOM Certified Neuromuscular Therapist with an advanced 150 Hour certification that can be completed in separate modules.

This program has been written under medical directorship and will place you head and shoulders above most massage school graduates to prepare you for working in medical environments. First and all modules include hands on and class requirements for Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina & South Carolina Licensure.

We are starting on the West Coast, but don’t worry. Dalton will become a premier destination for Bodywork Therapists all over the Southeast by Mid 2027. No more dreaded trips to less than desirable venues or dealing with horrendous Atlanta traffic.

If you need CE Hours before the October deadline in Georgia, book our launch for your credits and come to LA!

October 2,3,4!

25 Hours and a great city to explore! SOCHI is located in North Hollywood, Los Angeles. Fly out, grab your hours, learn something entirely new, see some cool stuff and fly home. Boom. No more dreading the deadline!

Promotional Pricing is available but limited!
Regularly $525

Book Now For Only $295!

Seats are limited. October 2,3,4.
25 Hours (NCBTMB Approved)
Los Angeles.
SOCHI, Partners of
LOOM Integrative Wellness,
“Weaving Integrative Education into Mainstream Healthcare.”

More educational programs for additional professional scopes coming soon!

Contact Hollie Cope for more information.
[email protected]

05/09/2026

Listen, I know we joke about the crisp pop of a cold can.

The fridgerettes. Replacements for ci******es that you keep cold and that don’t stink everyone out.

The caffeine. The buzz.

The happy anticipation of crispy fizz.

But we really can’t make light of it anymore.
It’s an addiction.

And then we say, “but it’s an addiction to something healthier than sugar…or alcohol…I’mma be hooked until I’m dead, and that’s ok. You can pry it out of my skinny, cold dead hands. It’s ok.”

But it’s not ok.

I’ve recently said, “well I’m weaning myself off of things so I will enjoy them for now.”

But why am I choosing to be stunted?

I want to be healed. I know what it takes. God did it for me before, God will do it again.

But God needs our participation, not our excuses.

Diet sodas are not healthy, and I’m not going to give you the urban legend that they turn your insides to plasticine.

I’m going to tell you the truth.
And I’m going to try to follow it…
As soon as I finish this last can…

05/06/2026

05/05/2026

Our first Loom After Lunch:

Why Your Body Doesn’t Listen to You

Ever feel like your body is ignoring you—tight when you want to relax, exhausted when you need energy, or in pain despite your best efforts to “fix” it? This workshop challenges a common assumption: that the body should obey commands like a machine.

In reality, the body doesn’t respond to force, demands, or willpower. It responds to signals of safety, balance, and cooperation. Its primary goal is maintaining homeostasis—a dynamic state of internal stability. When your system perceives stress, threat, or overload, it resists—even if your conscious mind is trying to push through.

In this one-hour workshop, we’ll explore:

* Why forcing relaxation, posture, or performance often backfires
* How tension, pain, and fatigue are forms of communication—not failure
* The difference between control-based approaches and synergy-based approaches
* How your nervous system prioritizes protection over performance
* Simple ways to create internal conditions your body will actually respond to

Participants will gain a new framework for understanding their body—not as something to control, but as something to collaborate with. Through guided awareness and practical examples, you’ll learn how to shift from commanding your body to working with it, leading to more sustainable ease, movement, and well-being.

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Outcome:
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of why your body “resists,” and practical strategies to create the kind of internal environment where change happens naturally—without force.

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Join Us! Bring a friend.
Free workshop 5/8/26
Cornerstone Medical Main Lobby
1:00 PM