Published by New Image Studios
Feel Better with Corey Proffitt-Boyd is a podcast where wellness meets real life. Hosted by Nationally Board Certified Massage Therapist Corey Proffitt-Boyd, the show explores the connection between stress, healing, emotional wellness, and the everyday chaos we all carry. Through honest conversations, relatable humor, and thoughtful insight, Corey brings a refreshing approach to massage therapy, self-care, burnout, anxiety, grief, relationships, and the realities of modern life. Whether it’s discussing what stress actually does to the body, why people struggle to slow down, or the emotional weight many silently carry, Feel Better Today with Corey Proffitt-Boyd creates a space that feels calming, genuine, and human. Professional without being preachy, therapeutic without taking itself too seriously — this is wellness for real people.
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In this episode Corey Proffitt-Boyd explores how our bodies silently store stress and tension long before our minds notice it, explaining common signs like tight shoulders, headaches, jaw clenching, and back pain. He shows how emotional and physical stress trigger the same responses and how the body compensates until pain appears. Corey shares simple, practical habits—slower breathing, regular movement, short stretches, and nightly body check-ins—to help listeners notice and release tension. He closes with a five-minute bedtime challenge to ask what your body needs and begin the process of recovery.
In this episode of Feel Better Today, Corey Proffitt-Boyd, LMT, BCTMB invites you to choose one small, sustainable habit—like drinking more water, moving a little each day, getting extra sleep, or checking in with your body—to improve your health. The focus is on consistency rather than perfection. By repeating one manageable change, listeners can quietly build better energy, less tension, and improved well-being over time.
In this first episode, host Corey Proffitt-Boyd introduces the podcast’s mission: practical, evidence-informed ways to improve everyday health by listening to your body. Drawing on years as a massage therapist, he highlights how pain and tension are messages, and how small consistent changes—sleep, movement, stress management, and massage—can meaningfully improve quality of life. The episode closes with a simple invitation: pause for one minute to notice where you hold tension and begin building awareness—the first step toward feeling better.