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The Amari Method

Understand your body.
Become your own healer.

Reduce pain and move more freely through hands-on guided movement. Build the ability to help yourself, so you can keep doing what you love.

Start with a $29 Assessment
The Amari Practice

A practice you can make your own.

Build on the relief you experience in sessions. With continued guidance, you learn how to use the movements yourself and adapt your practice as your body changes.

Explore the Amari Practice
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Your first visit

Start with a $29 Assessment.

Your first visit is a private, 50-minute session in San Francisco, focused on reducing pain and freeing up restricted movement. Your feedback shapes the hands-on guidance you receive. A substantial change can happen in the first session.

$2950 minutesPrivate & in person25+ years in practice
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When Amari fits

When pain limits what you can do.

Explore how Amari can help with pain and restricted movement across your body.

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I thought the best I could hope for was less pain. I've never felt this at home in my body.
Sara, Amari client Read client stories
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The Living Practice

Support your practice at home.

The Living Practice gives you video demonstrations and cues for the movements you explore in sessions. Revisit them between appointments as you develop your own practice.

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Start with a few questions about what you are experiencing. Take the online quiz  ›

From the Journal

Explore the Amari Method.

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Exploration

Suspension squat: exploring the chain
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Exploration

Power Posture: exploring the shoulder blades
Exploration

The elbow reset: exploring tennis and golfer's elbow
Exploration

The hand balancer: exploring wrist and hand tension
Questions

Answers to your questions.

Does the Amari Method take insurance, or can I use my HSA or FSA?+
We don't bill insurance directly, but we provide a superbill on request that you can submit for possible reimbursement. HSA and FSA eligibility depends on your plan, so check with your administrator before booking.
How is the Amari Method different from physical therapy?+
Amari is a private, hands-on practice built around guided exploration. You are active throughout: moving, breathing, noticing, and trying precise changes with one-on-one guidance. It does not replace medically necessary care.
Does the Amari Method help with sciatica, a herniated disc, or TMJ and jaw clenching?+
Those are common reasons people explore Amari. The Assessment is a chance to experience the work and decide whether the practice is a fit. Severe, urgent, or medically concerning symptoms should be evaluated by an appropriate medical professional.
Where in San Francisco do you see clients?+
Private, hands-on sessions take place in San Francisco's Richmond District. Virtual sessions are also available for people who cannot attend in person. Exact directions come with your booking confirmation.
Is the Amari Method backed by science? Is it legit?+
Amari is a movement practice, not a medical treatment, and it does not promise a particular result. It works with position, leverage, breath, movement, and hands-on guidance. The Assessment lets you experience the process directly and decide whether it is useful for you.
What is the Living Practice program, and can I buy it on its own?+
Living Practice is a 53-lesson video program and visual reference for the Amari work. It can support an in-person practice or be purchased separately.

Last updated August 7, 2026

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Experience what can change.

Begin with a private, 50-minute Assessment in San Francisco. Work on the pain or restricted movement you want to change for $29.

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