December 8, 2014
Two New Businesses in the Hilltop Campus Village
Two new businesses have opened up in the Studio Suites on the third floor of the Priester Building, 601 Brady Street, in the Hilltop Campus Village. Both of these newcomers are geared towards personal well-being.
Hypnotherapy – in Suite 301-C
Sylvia has been practicing hypnotherapy since 2002, when she graduated from the Colorado School of Counseling Hypnotherapy. Her experience over the past 12 years has included practices in Colorado, California, and Iowa. She enjoys helping people discover the greatness the lies within them. What she loves about accessing the subconscious mind through trance is that it results in changes in peoples’ lives that are not only quick, but are long lasting. “My job as a hypnotherapist is as a facilitator in the process the client is going through to release themselves from the grip of old memories of trauma, pain, or habits and patterns. The process always belongs to the client and it is an honor to be a part of it.” She recently moved into the Priester Building’s “Studio Suites” and enjoys the openness of the space and the excitement of being a part of a growing group of enterprises.
Massage on the Hill – Suite 301-D
Kari has worked for the past five years at the Institute of Therapeutic Massage and Wellness. She is now happy to own her own business here in the Hilltop Campus Village. She has a variety of massage techniques and services to offer. They include Thai Yoga Massage, Swedish bodywork, Deep Tissue, Polarity, Hot Stone Therapy, Thai hot herbal compresses, and Siddha body detox wraps. “I have had experience working with many clients with a varietyof health backgrounds, particularly Dystonia and Parkinson’s disease. I enjoy seeing my services benefit my clients. I offer complimentary water, tea and fruit after each session of treatment.” Kari is excited to be in her own studio and is looking forward to meeting you. Call (563) 676 3499 to set up an appointment.
This brings to four the suites leased in the Priester Building’s “Studio Suites” within office 301. The suites offer low cost occupancy, plus parking and other support amenities to start ups seeking an office presence, home-based businesses needing to move to a professional setting, or not for profit organizations. The initiative was started as a joint effort between Atty. Ted Priester, building owner and HilltopCampus Village, which also occupies space in 301. The Hilltop Campus Village obtained a $5,000 grant from Main Street Iowa’s Business Initiatives Challenge Grant to reimburse the owner for 50% of his rehab costs. For more information on the suites, contact Ted Priester at (563) 322-5386 or Scott Tunnicliff at (563) 322-8293.
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