Tony Preston is the very best at Any body work you need. Really. Anything. And if he thinks best, he will refer you to someone he knows. It’s a wonderful feeling to be in his mind and hands. Literally.

Tony is amazing. Actually hes kind of a miracle. That rare combination of deep knowledge, insight, concern and a real ability to see the big picture of how your pain or issue impacts your life. More than once, I have taken his input back to a specialist or a therapist to find that it advances the treatment significantly. Not one to normally look beyond the medical field, I find myself so much happier, in less pain and feeling younger than in a long time now that I have Tony in my court.

Tony is amazing! I saw him for the first time two months ago with a list of symptoms that were affecting every moment of my daily life. After the first session, one pesky ailment: GONE. After the second session, more improvement and after todays session (my fourth or fifth) I feel like myself again! I am so grateful for his wisdom, experience and care.

Tony has supported our family for about 20 years. He has solved so many issues for our special needs son and increased the quality of his life and ours.Tony stays of on top of so many leading advances in therapy he had helped us with many referrals and strategies. One of the best members of our support team.

Tonys Craniosacral work has done the most to relieve my pain of any modality that I have experienced. I am particularly grateful for his adjustments to my neck, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles and feet. I make it a point to maintain regular appointments on his schedule in order to avoid unnecessary pain..

Craniosacral bodywork at The Body Guild is the right alternative therapy for my ADHD/SPD child. Since my sons first therapy here five years ago, I have seen improvements in body movement, sensory sensitivity and regulation. Tony Preston has personalized his therapy to maximize our other therapies like vision and occupational therapy. Tony has taken the time to educate me as the parent, on his process and made suggestions for other experts in the field of Sensory Integration. The best part is that my son loves it, and no longer requires prescription medication.

Craniosacral authority. Like no other.I went to Tony few years ago for a shoulder and jaw problem. I had seen a number of people for the shoulder problem, and was still having a lot of trouble with itIn his first session we talked for about 30 minutes. He seems to be encyclopedic about bodywork, especially craniosacral. Then, he worked on my head and shoulder for about an hour. At the end of it, my jaw and shoulder were better.Over the next several sessions, he mostly worked on my head. He explains his work, but I dont really get it. He does some work on the rest of my body, mostly my spine and pelvis, and sometimes on my shoulder. My shoulder had better improvements than Ive gotten with other body workers or physical therapy.This craniosacral work is very different from other cranial work that Ive had done. It is more casual, relaxed and Tony seems to get something that other people dont. Recently, I came in and said that I was having some anxiety. It was a quiet session of very different, much lighter work. I was surprised at how effective it was at getting rid of my anxiety.

Professional.Master at his work.I have been to many others in his field and Tony is head and shoulders above the rest.

The reviews must be written by family, friends or colleagues. This wasnt effective in the least and I wouldnt even consider it massage or body work. Tony is a nice guy, so I feel bad about being honest here but I was tricked by the reviews and dont want other people to waste their money and time. If you want to lay on a table fully clothed and have him poke you gently in a few places for an hour and do some light stretching then go for it, but if youre looking for real body work then look elsewhere. I felt no different at all after leaving and it felt like a scam. I wouldnt even go back if it was FREE...no joke.He wasnt even considerate enough to let me know to wear something comfortable, so I show up in jeans and a polo. You cant work effectively through jeans, Im sorry. But that wasnt an issue because he didnt even try. I offered to at least take my shirt off and he declined saying he was afraid of the Me Too movement. Im sorry but youre a massage therapist and if you are worried about getting in trouble with clients then thats kind of a red flag. There are procedures in place to cover both the client and the therapist. He had some decent tips and his website is helpful, but you can find all this information online.