The Board at ABMST:

Margarita Camarena:

Margarita Camarena is an Alumna of The University of California, Davis who has built a multidisciplinary healing practice in the San Francisco Bay area over the past 16 years.

In Mexico City, she was born into a family of artists and healers. From a very young age, Margarita began to learn energy healing at the Berkeley Physic Institute graduating from the clairvoyant program in 1993. She is an advanced practitioner of bodywork, both structural and craniosacral therapies. She is a well-known Curandera, Reiki Master, and transcendental healing artist.

One of Margarita's passions is working with women at all stages of pregnancy from the fertility stage to postpartum. She practices Mesoamerican womb massage and postpartum bodywork adding to these ceremonial practices. Her experience in pediatric craniosacral allows her to offer this nurturing healing touch to babies, infants, children, and their parents.

Her mission is to reconnect people back to themselves through the ceremony of healing and personal ritual.

Theresa Kulikowski-Gillespie:

Theresa is a mother, military spouse, functional medicine physician assistant, mindfulness teacher, author, Army veteran, Olympic alternate, and 3xNCAA champion in gymnastics. She started my medical career at the University of Utah's PA program in 2005 and soon after joined the Army as a PA in 2009. During that time, she deployed to Tikrit, Iraq and earned a Bronze Star for service in a combat zone.  

Seeking more holistic approaches into wellness, Theresa branched into functional and integrative medicine as well as mindfulness and meditation. Theresa wrote two books bringing mindfulness and introspective tools into the high-performing arenas of sports and the military, Beyond the Battlefield: Stories of Tenacity and Mindful Guidance Along the Warrior's Path and Beyond the Chalk Box: Insight and Inspiration from Olympic Gymnasts. She is now the Founder of Fit Intuit, which is dedicated to empowering high performers with holistic wellness to optimize performance and nurture well-being. 

Heather LeFevre:

Originally from Texas, Heather graduated from The University of Texas with a BA in English and an MA in Communications and then set off on an exciting career in advertising and marketing living around the US and Europe developing strategies for brands such as Emirates Airline, Unilever, and Burger King. 

She wrote a book called Brain Surfing The Top Marketing Strategy Minds in the World that chronicles the year she spent traveling the world to work with top strategists while living with them and their families. 

Along the way, the stress and high heels, an abdominal surgery, and a dash of trauma led to pain that would not go away and began to limit her life. She discovered CranioSacral therapy to release trapped emotions and repattern her brain to get rid of the pain for good and became determined to bring this little known practice to others. She is now a techniques certified therapist and a certified movement trainer who never stops learning and is eager for the day when it is socially normal to seek support to heal ourselves and the tools to do so are easy to understand and access.

Deborah McGraw:

I've been practicing body and energy work for over 40 years.  My formal training began as a student athletic trainer while receiving my degree in Exercise Physiology from the University of Denver.  I then went on to become a physical therapists' assistant, rehabilitative massage therapist, athletic trainer and personal trainer.  I practice CranioSacral Therapy, Massage, Athletic Therapeutics, Somatic Counseling, and Energetic Healing work.  My work has continued to greatly expand over the decades.
I've deeply studied and practiced Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, numerous Massage modalities, and Somatic counseling.  Additionally, working within the areas of the Chakra and Aura bodies, Akashic channeling, and meditation have been part of my life-long study of the human condition.   This allows me to help you find the modality that best addresses your needs in the moment, assisting improvement in the long term.

Eric Moya M.S.

Eric Moya M.S began his career as a massage therapist in 1997. Discovering a passion for the mind/body connection. In 2007 he completed a Master's in Marriage, Family, and Child Therapy. Since 2022, Eric has also been a psychology researcher in the Fielding Graduate University where he is also working on his Ph.D in Clinical Psychology. His particular research interests are in the science of complex adaptive systems as a bridging framework capable of holding innovative bodymindspirit therapy growth.

As a committed community builder, he loves the mission of the ABMST and its potential to bring new directions in the dialogues of integrated therapy for the body, mind, and spirit.