My earliest memory of healing, wellness, and desire for change was at the age of 12. I was a competitive gymnast and dancer, and turned vegetarian after learning about dolphins being caught in tuna nets.

This was my first noted awakening.

As a result of a gymnastics injury, I began looking into yoga practice around the age of 18, then traveled to the United States and Canada to locate a proper teacher. I found Tias Little in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on this journey and didn’t look back. I took a job as an innkeeper, found an apartment, and rolled up my student sleeves.

10,000 hours later, I found myself in Boulder, Colorado, studying Structural Integration (aka Rolfing). I completed the basic training in 2005 and then took off for Italy, where I would treat my first clients in the southern part of the country, and where my family originates.

Upon my return to the States, I returned to Boulder for continued education with The Guild Structural Integration while exploring the yogic teaching of Richard Freeman and other senior teachers. Eventually, I landed back in Santa Fe and continued my education with Tias Little and started formulating RolfYoga - a blend of Structural Bodywork and Yoga.

I took the RolfYoga program around the states for a few years, then in 2015, I set up a formal clinic in Pittsburgh, PA, called The Center for Structural Wellness, which I ran for 15 years.

Today, I bring to you Campisi Holistic and Campisi Holistic Canine, which serves to bring both humans and canines out of pain and into freedom. I could not be happier with the newer addition of animal therapy and believe this to be my life’s work and passion.

I live and work in Taos, New Mexico, with my lovely partner Greg and our Ridgeback-Mastiff Chloe Lucielle. I travel to Santa Fe and Pittsburgh, PA, to treat humans and canines, as well as offer online remote options.

Thank you for being here,

L’aura Marie