Paula Phelps Smart, LMT
Paula Phelps Smart, LMT, CLT-ACM CPST
#CertifiedLymphedemaTherapist, #CranioSacralTherapy, #VisceralManipulat
Licensed Massage Therapist, Florida MA26863 and MM10784
Since 1997, I have been in practice studying different types of therapies and meditation from wonderful teachers in many countries; concentrating on Visceral Manipulation, Cranio-Sacral Therapy, and Myofascial Release, and Advanced Certified in Lymphatic Drainage. Originally, I received my Masters in Business Administration from the Universi
11/27/2025
In November 2011, while I was taking a myofascial workshop in Sedona, Karl and Anthony went mountain biking. Memories
11/08/2025
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOrWiKSDp_t/?igshid=YzcwaXRtMGE3c2Zh Birds 🐦 🦢🦅 songs stimulate the pools of the trees. Imagine what these songs do to your body!
Unlock your full potential with our therapy sessions and discover my new certifications in Lymphatics, empowering you to embrace positive change.
10/10/2025
Love Taylor Swift. .science
10/07/2025
09/16/2025
One of my patients ask what cervical neck pillow I recommend.
Neck Pillow & Pillows for Sleeping- Neck Pain Relief - Pinched Nerve arc4life works on pain relief in the neck and lower back. Improve posture and get better sleep. Our pillows for sleeping can be used for side sleeping and back sleeping. Use the pillow for both neck support and gentle neck traction for pinched nerve and herniated disc. Deep Sleep, Comfortable in any...
09/02/2025
The Murder and the Guide 🦉 🐦⬛
A group of crows is called a murder. They often attack a single bird, take over its nest, and consume its eggs or hatchlings. The owl, however, is a very different kind of bird. It symbolizes guidance, wisdom, intuition, and the ability to see through deception. The owl represents a deep understanding of truth and is often seen as a messenger between the spiritual and physical worlds. Its silent, watchful nature suggests foresight, objective observation, and the importance of trusting one’s inner voice.
A mother owl sits firmly on her nest, guarding her young. When a murder of crows gathers to attack, she remains still, patient, and unmoved—trusting that perseverance and composure are her strongest protection. If her owlets choose to step outside her shelter, they make themselves vulnerable, but that choice is theirs. Regardless, she does not waver, even as the crows attack her or her fledglings. She knows that, eventually, the crows will tire and fly away, and the danger will pass.
Unlike a hawk or other birds of prey, the owl does not fight back aggressively or abandon her nest. Instead, she endures, steady and unshaken. In time, she leads her young to a safer place, but her strength lies not in force, rather in her calm, unwavering presence.
If we could learn from the owl—remaining grounded and steadfast despite the turbulence of the world—we might find greater peace. We can guide others, but if they choose to ignore our protection or wisdom, that is their decision. Our role is to remain steady, for worldly trials are only temporary. 🦉Paula Phelps Smart LMT-CLT ACM CPST
09/01/2025
Moving beyond past experiences.
08/18/2025
I received another certification: Advanced MLD – Management of Post-Plastic Surgery Procedures (CPST).
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Our Story
Since 1997, I have been in practice studying different types of therapies and meditation from wonderful teachers in many countries; concentrating in Certified Lymphedema Therapist, Visceral Manipulation, Cranio-Sacral Therapy and Myofascial Release. Originally, I received my Masters in Business Administration from University of Tampa, and I worked in development for several non-profit organizations. In 1993 I was in a car crash which resulted in a L1- T12 fracture. Following the accident I was bed ridden for several years. My conus medullaris and cauda equine of my spinal cord were damaged. In the process I had to learn to walk again. Experiencing organ problems and horrific pain levels led me to travel the world in search of healing and seek treatment through many surgeries. The combination of western medicine, alternative medicine and mediation has brought me where I am today. As a result, I study therapies for my own healing process. My struggles have been a great asset to me; understanding pain and healing has many levels and can be a beautiful, transforming and hard journey to undertake. I am fortunate to have the opportunity to share the knowledge and wisdom that I have gained personally with my many clients today.
Licensed Massage Therapist, Florida MA26863 and MM10784
Member of:
American Massage Therapy Association
Florida State Massage Therapy Association
Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals
International Association of Healthcare Practitioners
Continuing Education Classes offered by Paula Phelps Smart, LMT
Barral Visceral Manipulation & Barral Visceral Manipulation
Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen 1 (VMI)
Visceral Manipulation IA (VMIA)
Visceral Manipulation IB (VMIB)
Visceral Manipulation II (VMII)
New Manual Articular Approach – Upper Extremity (MAUE)
ACOLS Academy of Lymphedema Studies
Complete Lymphedema Certification
Myofascial Release- John Barnes
Myofascial Release I
Myofascial Release II
Myofascial Release Unwinding
Fascial- Pelvis
Cervical-thoracic
Advanced Myofascial Unwinding
Myofascial Rebounding
Pediatric Myofascial Release
Cranio Sacral Therapy- Upledger Institute
CranioSacral Therapy I (CSI)
CranioSacral Therapy II (CSII)
SomatoEmotional Release I (SER I)
SomatoEmotional Release II (SER II)
The Brain Speaks (TBS)
Heart Centered Therapy I (HCT1)
Pediatric CranioSacral
Neuromuscular Classes
Neuromuscular Therapy for the Torso and Pelvis (NMTP)
Neuromuscular Therapy for Cervical and Cranium (NMCC)
Neuromuscular Therapy for the Lower Extremity (NMLE)
Neuromuscular Therapy for the Upper Extremity (NMUE)
Many other related classes such as Jones Technique, Core Myofascial, Aron Matis Stretching; please note my primary therapy is Visceral Manipulation, Cranio-Sacral Therapy and John Barnes Myofascial Therapy.
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4103 W Neptune St
Tampa, FL
33629
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9:30am - 2pm |
| Tuesday | 9:30am - 2pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30am - 3pm |
| Thursday | 9:30am - 3pm |
| Friday | 10:30am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 12pm |
09/09/2025