Irvin Eisenberg, Structural Integrator

Irvin has over 1600 hours of formal Body work training.

Irvin Eisenberg has completed a 500 hour KMI Structural Integration Certification and is a  Board Certified Structural Integrator. Irvin is a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist and holds a New York State license  for massage and hydrotherapy. (Note: Vermont does not grant licenses for Massage Therapists). Irvin is also a CPMT (Certified Pediatric Massage Therapist), and has training in pediatric structural integration.


Irvin received a certification for completion of the 1000 hour training program from the Finger Lakes School of Massage where he studied and practiced a wide variety of massage and massage related work including Anatomy, Physiology, Kinesiology, Swedish Massage, Kinesthetic Awareness through Movement (KAM), Shiatsu, Energy Palpation, Connective Tissue Therapy, Neuromuscular Therapy, Medical Massage, Sports Massage, Essential Oils, and, Hydrotherapy. Additionally, for fourteen-weeks  he provided massage to a developmentally disabled client.  Irvin is also a Reiki practitioner with level one 

training obtained from two Traditional Reiki Masters. He has completed workshops on healing offered by the Barbara Brennan School of Healing.  Prior to attending massage school, Irvin concentrated on the study of kinesiology through his training in dance and choreography as a student at Bard College.

Irvin has been working with Rebecca Riley (a Certified Rolfer®  Structural Integrator) in a collaborative practice where they perform Four Hand Massage.


For updates on things Irvin is interested in and projects he is working on check out hisBlog/Newsletter or visit his Face book page Irvin's Facebook Page

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