Adele Schiessle
Owner
Adele Schiessle has an insatiable thirst for learning how to improve health on every level. Her B.A. is in Psychology with a concentration in stress management. She spent over 20 years working in the fitness field as a personal trainer, yoga and aerobics instructor and health coach. In 2008 she expanded into learning how movement affects our brain functioning through Specialized Kinesiology, becoming the Parkinson’s and MS fitness specialist in a hospital-based fitness facility. She blends all this knowledge and years of experience along with her continuing education, to tailor programs specific to her clients’ needs while continuing to add to the modalities she uses to further support them.
It was Adele’s children’s challenges that led her to her studies in Specialized Kinesiology and neurodevelopment. Her family has reaped the benefits and she loves seeing other families stress levels come down as they increase their capabilities and confidence. Read more about her family below.
Adele looks forward to supporting, guiding and coaching you and your family to their Optimal Selves!
Education/Certifications/Training:
ACE Aerobic Instructor
ACE Personal Fitness Trainer
B.A. Psychology with concentration in Stress Management
Samapatti Yoga Instructor
Emotional Freedom Technique
Eden Energy Medicine
Brain Gym
Rhythmic Movement Training
Bal-A-Vis-X
Nutritional Therapy Practitioner
MNRI® Core Specialist
Transforming Touch Practitioner
Holistic Health Coach
Therapeutic Nutritional Counselor (in progress)
Ongoing continuing Education via:
NICABM (National Institute for the Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine)
Sarah Peyton – Interpersonal Neurobiology
Svetlana Educational Institute
American Posture Institute
Plus many others
Being the Client – My Story
I took the opportunity to be the client by attending a MNRI® conference and received 5 hours daily of MNRI® work for 5 days. To experience changes that I have seen in my clients was quite eye opening.
All the Way – My Daughter’s Story
Life is busy and when we get past the initial challenges that caused us to seek out help, we often stop a program before we fully complete it. Read more about how this affected my daughter.
My Son’s Story
When looking back, he was always an active kid. He needed to be on the move and even shortly after being able to walk started “running” into us all the time. We just figured we had an active little boy. Read more about our journey.