Category Archives: Beyond The Bunkhouse

Stories, events and contributions outside of the NEM guided services.

Partnering with Insight Therapeutic Massage

We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with Insight Therapeutic Massage. Owner, Heather Birch, is a phenomenal massage therapist among other things and a fellow hiker and climber. If you are in the market for a massage, please check out Therapeutic Insight Massage and save when you present an NEM receipt.

Welcome to Insight Therapeutic Massage

Here at Insight Therapeutic Massage we offer a wide variety of services that include massages of all types, doula services, reiki, meditation and prenatal classes for couples. We strive to give you a more personal and friendly experience with each visit that is rarely found in businesses of this field these days. We not only want to give you a great experience and the best services available. but we want you to feel more like family than a client. Insight Therapeutic Massage was founded in 2011 by Heather Birch in Concord, NH. Since then we have vastly expanded into new fields of medicine and offer a great variety of services that typically are not all found in once place. Stop by for a visit at our office for a tour and introduction to the team at any time during business hours. Continue reading →

Free Yourself to Find Happiness

Go! Because, why not? Because, all we have is experience. We have one perspective – and if we don’t face the unknown then it will never change.

 
“It seems to me that when you free yourself from a single idea of what makes a life, you open up possibilities. And when you embrace the life you have, you open up to happiness.” –Brett Houle


Have you heard of the magazine Iron & Air – The motorcycle and the places it takes you? I am fortunate to call the publisher, Brett Houle, a good friend. We share a strong bond through our love of the mountains [specifically the White Mountains of New Hampsire]. His magazine is editorial perfection. Even though I don’t ride motorcycles (yet), I am captivated by the human need to expand our horizons – so elegantly displayed through word and image in Iron & Air. Continue reading →