
About
My name is Corinne Colburn-Sanchez LMT CST-T
Even as a child I knew I was destined to touch peoples lives. I just didn't know at that point that it would be so literal. While I know I am fulfilling density the only thing that saddens me is that I didn't start sooner.



Hi, I’m Corinne, licensed massage therapist, craniosacral therapy practitioner, body nerd, nervous system enthusiast, Doctor of Chiropractic student, mentor, and the human behind The Divine Pineapple.
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I’ve been doing massage since 2014, and somewhere along the way I realized this work was never going to be “just massage” for me. Bodies tell stories. Tension has context. Pain has patterns. The nervous system keeps score. And people deserve to be treated like whole, complicated, beautifully human beings, not like a sore shoulder attached to a payment method.
My work blends therapeutic massage, craniosacral therapy, myofascial techniques, nervous system support, intuitive listening, and a whole lot of real-life experience. I like the science. I like the subtle stuff. I like the places where anatomy, energy, emotion, stress, trauma, and lived experience all overlap, because that’s usually where the real work is.
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At The Divine Pineapple, I don’t do one-size-fits-all sessions. I listen, I assess, I adapt, and I work with your body instead of trying to force it into submission. Some people come in needing pain relief. Some need help calming their system down. Some are carrying stress they can’t even explain. Some just need one freaking hour where nobody needs anything from them.
All of that belongs here.
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I’ve completed advanced craniosacral therapy training through the Upledger Institute, including CST1, CST2, SER1, SER2, and Sensory Integration, and I earned my Craniosacral Therapy Techniques Certification in 2025. I’ve also assisted in teaching CST1 courses, and I’m currently continuing my education as a Doctor of Chiropractic student.
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So yes, I’m always learning. Always studying. Always connecting dots. And honestly, I love that part.
That love of learning is also what pulled me into mentorship. At the beginning of this year, I started my first massage mentorship/apprenticeship program, and it lit up a whole new part of my purpose. I don’t just want to practice bodywork — I want to help train thoughtful, skilled, ethical practitioners who understand anatomy, nervous system care, client safety, communication, and the art of truly listening with their hands.
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Mentorship matters to me because this profession needs more than people who can run through a routine. It needs practitioners who can think, feel, adapt, problem-solve, hold space, respect boundaries, and keep learning. My goal is to continue growing that mentorship work through The Divine Pineapple, creating a grounded, real-world learning environment for future massage therapists who want more than surface-level training.
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I’m also building toward another huge dream: turning a bus into a mobile massage and craniosacral therapy space. The goal is to create a treatment room on wheels, a peaceful, functional, beautiful space that can bring bodywork directly to people instead of always requiring people to come to me. This project is still in progress, but it is very much alive, and every step gets it closer to becoming a real, working part of The Divine Pineapple.
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The mobile massage bus represents accessibility, creativity, freedom, and community care. It means being able to reach more people, show up in new spaces, serve clients in a unique way, and build something that doesn’t look like every other massage practice out there. It is part treatment room, part dream project, part “because why the hell not?”
As this bus project grows, I’m also open to support and donations from anyone who feels called to help bring it to life. Every contribution, whether it goes toward build-out materials, plumbing, flooring, treatment-room setup, supplies, or the thousand tiny things that make a mobile space actually functional, helps move the vision forward.
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I’m also a mom, a business owner, a future doctor, and a woman building something bigger than a standard massage practice. My long-term vision includes education, mentorship, mobile bodywork, and creating spaces where both clients and future practitioners feel supported, respected, and empowered.
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The Divine Pineapple is where clinical skill meets intuition, where relaxation meets real therapeutic intention, and where your body gets to be heard instead of judged.
Because I believe this deeply:
Your body is not broken.
It is communicating.
And I’m here to help you listen.