DAVI Essential Therapeutic Bodywork is named after the founder’s last name, derived form the Hebrew name David, which means "Beloved by God." Representing a deeply held commitment for the level of care at the heart of this work.

 

Kimberly Davido is a CAMTC-certified Integrative Bodywork Practitioner and NPI-registered Complementary Healthcare Provider specializing in trauma-informed therapeutic bodywork for individuals experiencing chronic pain, stress-related conditions, and nervous system dysregulation. Her clinical interest lies in the complex relationship between psychological stress, emotional trauma, and musculoskeletal health. She is particularly focused on how prolonged stress responses and unresolved somatic holding patterns may contribute to chronic pain, postural imbalance, and functional movement limitations.

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Kimberly began her professional work in 2018 as the founder of Solace Reiki Wellness Center, where she supported clients through mind-body approaches such as breathwork, Reiki therapy, meditation, and somatic awareness practices. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she expanded her services to include virtual wellness education and remote stress-reduction sessions. Seeking to deepen her understanding of the structural and physiological aspects of chronic pain and tension, She completed over 2,800 hours of professional training through the School of Integrative Psycho-Structural Bodywork in Santa Monica, CA. Her education includes integrative manual therapy techniques designed to support fascial mobility, neuromuscular balance, and autonomic nervous system regulation. Kimberly has over seven years of experience in integrative, complementary care and has guided more than 2,000 transformational sessions. ​

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Her work is guided by the DAVI Method a personalized, integrative approach informed by clinical assessment and attuned therapeutic presence, where each session is adapted in response to the body’s unique patterns rather than delivered through a fixed protocol.​

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​Services Provided Within Scope of CAMTC Practice Guidelines and are intended to support functional health, mobility, and nervous system regulation.