Ever wondered what happens when engineering precision meets holistic healing? Meet Alex Willen, founder of Wholesome Therapies, whose remarkable journey from competitive sports and engineering to somatic therapy offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of a modern healer.

Alex's practice stands at the intersection of body and mind, challenging conventional approaches to wellness. "Our body and mind, our thoughts, our beliefs are all connected," he explains, detailing how his structural integration techniques—similar to Rolfing but with important nuances—address multiple dimensions of wellness. With offices in Fort Collins and Boulder, his work particularly resonates with women and trauma survivors, offering them a uniquely sensitive therapeutic experience.

What sets Alex apart is his identity as a "wounded healer." Having navigated personal challenges including sports concussions and Lyme disease, he brings profound empathy to his practice. This vulnerability transforms into a strength, enabling him to connect deeply with clients while maintaining professional boundaries. Perhaps most refreshing is Alex's rejection of ego-driven practice: "I'm not looking to necessarily make the most money out of them or provide them like that have to be the absolute solution," he shares, explaining his willingness to collaborate with other practitioners when a different approach might better serve his clients.

Beyond his professional life, Alex finds fulfillment as a father to two children and as a member of an intentional community, embodying the holistic values that inform his therapeutic work. Whether you're seeking relief from physical discomfort or deeper emotional healing, Alex's integrative approach might be exactly what you need. Discover more about Wholesome Therapies at wholesometherapies.com or reach out directly for a consultation to see how this unique blend of technical knowledge and heartfelt care could support your wellness journey.