About

WD Right WEB

I have been fascinated with learning about the body since I started learning the names, locations and actions of my muscles while weightlifting and cross training for ski racing in high school.  I transitioned my senior year in high school from ski racing to bike racing.  As a bike racer, I was first introduced to massage.  I knew at the age of 17 that I wanted to use my hands to help the body move with more ease and efficiency.

Bodywork has formed the foundation of my professional life, but my approach is now less focused on hands-on modalities.  I have continued to evolve how I support my clients to achieve their own optimal wellness.   I completed a M.A. degree in Integrative Health Studies and Health and Wellness Coaching in 2019 through the California Institute of Integral Studies and a Master of Environmental Studies degree from The Evergreen State College in 2001.

I offer my clients relaxation and restoration practices to encourage and enhance healing and wellness for women.  I look forward to discovering how I can help you to learn how to integrate more ease into your body and being.

Call, text or email with questions or to schedule.

253.753.3200

Prices and offerings may change at any time.

©2023 by Wendy Daray. All rights reserved.

4 thoughts on “About”

  1. Rebecca (Becky) Wolfe

    Wendy,

    I hardly know where to begin…I’m just “blown away” by the depth and breadth of your interests and productivity. Makes me feel really lazy when I see all that you’re doing in and with your beautiful life. I share all of your interests and appreciate even the quilts. However, I do not have the patience nor the motivation to work on them. My mother and aunts and my great-aunt and others stitched many stunning quilts, but I’d rather play tennis in my free time. Maybe someday…(when I grow up). What I remember about you was your outstanding skills as a skier. I guess that’s what’s so surprising to me about your fascination with quilts and many other domestic delights.

    Your mom and I had a long-overdue phone visit this afternoon (Aug. 8) and she and your dad will visit me next weekend for dinner and an overnight here in Edmonds.

    It’s wonderful to read your lovely descriptions of so many things that relate in one way or another to breathing. My life, too, has been greatly influenced by Thich Nhat Hanh’s “Being Peace.” “I breathe in; I relax. I breathe out; I smile.” It works every time. Self-calming is by far the best kind.

    I would love to keep in touch with you and will visit and revisit your website from time to time.

    My sincere gratitude to you for providing this great website.

    • Wendy

      Becky,

      It is great to hear from you after so many years. I would love to get back in touch.

      I really appreciate your positive feedback. It is nice to know that my ramblings resonate with others.

      Thank you,

      Wendy

  2. firstibreathe

    Good for you Wendy…what a fun blog-website. Thanks for sharing it with me. Between the lines I read that life is good for you and your boys. Best of luck with your re-opening practice. Wish I lived closer I am looking for a new massage therapist!

    Hugs to you..

    • olybyhand

      Thank you for the kind words. I will always have a space for you on my table! You were my original inspiration to become a massage therapist when I was 17. Thank you again for taking me under your wing.

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