THE BODY & BUSINESS MENTORSHIP
Your skills are valuable. Your business should reflect that.
Learn how to monetize your unique bodywork and movement skills to build toward consistent $10K months without wearing yourself out.
What if your competency could create demand? Imagine this...
Clients seek you out for your ability to assess, educate, and problem-solve—not simply for a massage.
Your credentials work together instead of feeling like separate services.
You confidently explain your approach and recommend structured plans of care.
Clients and other professionals understand why they should refer someone to you.
Your business can grow without continually increasing your physical workload.
The Method Behind My $10K+ Monthly Practice
I learned how to bring my education together into a framework that allowed me to assess, troubleshoot, apply, and retest what I was doing with clients.
That competency created credibility.
Clients began seeking me out specifically. Coaches and other professionals began referring. My schedule became consistently full.
I learned how to structure my business around client outcomes, packages, and community relationships instead of relying exclusively on individual appointments.
Today, I've maintained a business without traditional low seasons for two years, published a book, become an NCBTMB-approved continuing education provider, and developed opportunities to work with athletes, teams, and other professionals.
Now I'm teaching other practitioners how to build their own version of that success!
Your 4-Month Roadmap
MONTH 1:
CURRICULUM
Combine your Credentials
Learn the proprietary AAFT framework and how to integrate your bodywork, movement, structural, and neurological education into a cohesive approach.
Develop competency in assessing, reasoning, applying, retesting, and adapting your work.
MONTH 2:
CONVERSION
Turn Competency Into Income
Learn how to communicate your value, structure packages around client goals.
Improve consultations, build referral relationships, and position your expertise in the community.
MONTH 3:
CONTEXT
Become Known for Your Expertise
Go deeper into sensory-based nervous system work, movement, structural considerations, client personalities, and real case studies.
Learn to adapt your approach to the clients and communities you want to serve.
Outcome: Build confidence troubleshooting and communicating your reasoning within your professional scope.
MONTH 4:
COMMUNITY & CONTINUATION
Build Sustainable Demand
Bring your clinical reasoning and business systems together.
Review your results, demonstrate competency, strengthen referral relationships.
Create a plan for continued professional and financial growth.
What You'll Get Inside:
On-demand AAFT curriculum
Recorded lectures, demonstrations, readings, and assignments so you can learn around your existing schedule.
Live bodywork and movement case-study calls
Bring real client questions, troubleshoot approaches, and learn alongside other practitioners.
Business implementation and laser-coaching calls
Get support with pricing, packages, positioning, referrals, and converting your skills into sustainable revenue.
Competency discussions and test-outs
Demonstrate your understanding and identify what you need to strengthen.
Mentorship community
Connect with other bodywork and movement professionals who share your drive to problem-solve and grow.
Guest experts and in-person opportunities
Expand your professional network and learn from practitioners across complementary fields.
This Isn't Just Business
Coaching- It's a Different Way to
Understand the Body.
Most bodywork education teaches you another modality.
Most business coaching teaches you how to market the modalities you already offer.
The Body & Business Mentorship teaches you how to connect what you know, understand why you're doing it, and build a business around that competency.
Through my proprietary AAFT framework, you'll learn to look beyond isolated muscles, techniques, and protocols to understand how structure, movement, sensory input, and individual differences influence the way someone moves and responds to treatment.
Inside the Body Curriculum, You'll Explore:
Structural Dominance & Build Types
Understand individual differences in structure, movement tendencies, and physical demands—and learn how to consider those differences when selecting and adapting your approach.
Default Position & Movement Assessment
Learn to observe habitual positioning, identify movement limitations, and recognize how different parts of the body contribute to movement.
Pain, Length & Nervous System Responses
Explore pain science, muscle and connective-tissue behavior, sensory processing, and how these concepts inform your clinical reasoning.
The Five Senses & Sensory-Based Bodywork
Learn how sensory information can influence movement, perception, and client responses—and how to incorporate appropriate sensory strategies into your work.
Assessment, Application & Retesting
Build a repeatable process for observing, forming hypotheses, applying an intervention, reassessing, and deciding what comes next.
Real Client Cases & Troubleshooting
Practice bringing your massage, movement, and other credentials together to reason through individual client situations within your professional scope.
The Goal Isn't to Memorize Another Protocol.
It's to understand the reasoning behind your work well enough to adapt it.
So when a client doesn't respond the way you expected, you're not left wondering which technique to try next.
Accreditation
TESTIMONIALS
Student
Rachel
Personal Trainer
I’m a personal trainer and coach and learning Morgan’s aaft method has been eye opening. I’ve done a lot of corrective exercise continuing education throughout the years and this has by far been my favorite. Aaft is a way to treat and program for a clients needs/goals based on how their own body, muscle fibers, and fascia responds to stress. In this course we learned how to identify build types and within those build types how to best design workout programs to fit their specific needs. We also spent time working on anatomy and reviewing short vs lengthened muscles and how to identify pain. I learned new tools to work with groups on mobility and decreasing pain with nerve glides, cupping, and unjamming joints. I highly recommend this course to any personal trainer who loves to learn and be a step above the rest with knowledge on how to look at your clients as a whole to fix their pain and have them seeing results sooner.
Nick
LMT
"AAFT gives a fresh new perspective on the human body, focusing on how one's pain could be attributed to structure rather than simply a "tight muscle". It utilizes tools across multiple modalities and even works on the nervous system to help achieve these results. It looks at how the body handles physical stress based on 2 distinct body types that massively influences the client's treatment plan. Morgan's knowledge and delivery of the information is in-depth without being confusing, her demonstrations are practical and thorough, and she gives space and has the ability to slow down and simplify the knowledge so you don't fall behind. Your clients will be amazed at your new tools under your belt. Mine have been!"
Who am I?
I’m Morgan — founder of Find Aligned and creator of the Adapted Alignment Facilitation Technique (AAFT).
I’m a Licensed Massage Therapist with a Master’s in Sport and Exercise Science (specializing in eye-tracking), a Bachelor’s in Physical Education and Health, and over 40 certifications in neurology, movement, structural alignment, and massage therapy.
I’ve built my career on bridging theory and practice — not by teaching people to copy techniques, but by helping them think critically, assess accurately, and problem-solve with purpose.
I’ve taught the foundations of massage therapy for three years at the Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy and authored over 40 CE classes that blend Eastern, Western, and neurological approaches. My textbook on this material is coming in 2026.
Who am I?
I’m Morgan — founder of Find Aligned and creator of the Adapted Alignment Facilitation Technique (AAFT).
I’m a Licensed Massage Therapist with a Master’s in Sport and Exercise Science (specializing in eye-tracking), a Bachelor’s in Physical Education and Health, and over 40 certifications in neurology, movement, structural alignment, and massage therapy.
I’ve built my career on bridging theory and practice — not by teaching people to copy techniques, but by helping them think critically, assess accurately, and problem-solve with purpose.
I’ve taught the foundations of massage therapy for three years at the Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy and authored over 40 CE classes that blend Eastern, Western, and neurological approaches. My textbook on this material is coming in 2026.
Meet the Team of Instructors
Tylan Hadlock
Tylan Hadlock is a Certified Rolfer based in Mesa, Arizona. Specializing in Rolfing Structural Integration, he helps clients improve posture, reduce chronic pain, and move with greater ease by addressing imbalances in the body’s connective tissue.
In addition to his clinical work, Tylan has years of experience with the Big Five Model of personality.
He helps practitioners understand how personality traits influence client relationships, communication styles, and therapeutic outcomes, allowing them to provide more personalized and effective care.
Jacqui Hanford
Jacqui Hanford has been a dedicated professional in the fitness industry since 2008, helping individuals build strength, confidence, and healthier lifestyles. She holds multiple industry certifications, including Personal Training, Kickboxing, Functional Movement Screen (FMS), CrossFit Level 1 Trainer, CrossFit Gymnastics Level 1 Trainer, and USA Weightlifting (USAW) Level 1.
As a leader at Find Aligned, Jacqui oversees sales, marketing, and project management while also coaching business development. She is passionate about helping entrepreneurs and professionals grow their businesses by creating effective strategies, building meaningful relationships, and aligning their work with their long-term vision.
Continue Your Education, Enhance Your Career
Massage, movement, and mental health may look different in practice but the science of adaptation unites them. This mentorship shows you how to work with muscle, fascia, and brain as one system.
This is not another modality. It’s a framework.
