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Well Wombn Inc.

200 S. BroadwaySte 100Tarrytown, NY 10591
Business Hours: 9:30-6:30Email: hi@wellwombn.comWebsite: Visit Website Google Map

Well Wombn Inc. is a specialized massage, bodywork, and wellness practice exclusively serving women, children, and infants at The Hearth by Well Wombn in Tarrytown, NY. Founded by NYS Licensed Massage Therapist Emily Harding Cartalemi, Well Wombn specializes in women’s health and bodywork across the lifespan, with particular expertise in fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, pelvic health, and hormonal transitions. Services include therapeutic massage, prenatal and postpartum massage, fertility-focused bodywork, abdominal and pelvic-focused bodywork, craniosacral therapy, reflexology, Reiki, assisted stretching, and other integrative bodywork modalities. Well Wombn also provides specialized infant and pediatric bodywork, offering gentle, developmentally appropriate care tailored specifically to babies and children. The Hearth by Well Wombn is our thoughtfully designed wellness center in Tarrytown and the home of Well Wombn Inc. The space brings together complementary practitioners and services focused specifically on the wellness of women, children, and infants, creating a place where clients can access skilled, individualized care throughout many different stages of life. Our approach is highly individualized and never one-size-fits-all. Sessions may incorporate a variety of techniques based on each client’s needs, comfort, stage of life, and goals. Whether someone is navigating fertility treatment, pregnancy or postpartum recovery, experiencing chronic pain or tension, moving through hormonal changes, bringing their baby or child in for gentle bodywork, or simply seeking restorative care, each session is designed around the person receiving it. Located at 200 S. Broadway in Tarrytown, The Hearth was created to feel different from a traditional medical office or day spa: beautiful, intimate, calming, and centered around skilled, thoughtful care for women and children in our community.

 

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