Borbala "Bori" Suranyi  LMT, CPT, MTI, BCTMB spent 6 years in Galveston, Texas after receiving her masters degree in Architecture and Engineering from Hungary in 2011. Once in Texas, she decided to pursue her passion in bodywork and attended Texas School of Massage. She also became a certified personal trainer and has achieved 170 hours in sports massage education. She continued studying many different modalities while starting her own business, Galveston Sports Massage. In 4 years she became the go-to person in South Houston and Galveston for sports and orthopedic treatments. She worked with a wide variety of athletes from weekend joggers, cross fitters, through elite Ironman athletes to pro weightlifters.  In 2017 she moved to Cape Cod and started anew with Cape Cod Sports Therapy. While in the North East she worked in close relation with APT Training Systems (aptrainingsystems.com) and Paul Vincent Hockey (pvhockey.com). Through the summers she worked with off-season pro and college hockey and lacrosse players, and in the spring with pro-baseball players.  After two years of living and learning in the North, she moved back to Texas and started Restore Revive 360 in 2020. While the circumstances changed, the quality and efficacy of her sessions did not. She provides an integrated approach to manual therapy incorporating sports, orthopedic, myofascial, trigger point techniques combined with stretching, lymphatic drainage, cupping, taping, neuromuscular reprogramming and joint mobilizations for the best possible outcomes. She is also educated in strength and conditioning coaching, biomechanics, nutrition counseling,  and well versed in the Postural Restoration Technique® (posturalrestoration.com). Lately she has been turning her focus more towards psychological methods and energywork like Reiki, EFT, Somatic Experiencing® and Sleep Coaching. 
Massachusetts License Number: MT15314
Texas License Number: MT118622, MTI3315
Florida License Number: MA95911
​NCBTMB: 2000445

My story

After working in the Structural Engineering and Architectural field in Houston for 3 years I realized that sitting in an office alone is not for me. Soon enough I found myself on a new path of bodywork realizing that the human body is an amazingly engineered organism that is capable of much more than we would think. Right after finishing my basic studies I turned to Sports Massage to find more research-based concepts and more problem solving. As a Licensed Massage Therapist I started working for a chiropractic office and in the meantime started laying down the foundation of Galveston Sports Massage in 2014. With more and more studies and techniques learned, my client base grew steadily and permeated the sports scene of Galveston. In 2017 I sold Galveston Sports Massage and relocated to Cape Cod with my husband for his post-doctorate fellowship. I immediately started connecting with coaches and athletes to plant the seed of Cape Cod Sports Therapy. I soon realized that there is a great need for quality sports and orthopedic therapy. I continued learning more and tailoring my techniques to the local needs as I kept providing the same high quality treatments in my new office on the Cape. I learned a lot from my coaches there and familiarized myself with different sports that are prevalent in the North-East (hockey, lacrosse and baseball). I stepped on a new, interesting path with Postural Restoration®, which made me realize the depth of our complexities as human being and also the simplicity of our life as "Breath". Now there is no session where I wouldn't ask myself about my client if they can breathe properly.
In 2021 I moved back to my home country of Hungary. Now I practice in Budapest and as I reconnected with my roots, I also rewrote my self-definition. Besides manual therapies I took the courage to start practicing all the other methods I have been studying. It felt right to add these different skills to the palette to round out and pick up where bodywork leaves off. It is very rare that someone comes to me with "only" a body problem, sometimes we need to cross into other territories like energywork, traumawork, chronic pain rehab, etc. and pick the low hanging fruit of simple movement, breathwork and sleep coaching to support the growth. 
Today I offer all these techniques and whatever I don't, I find the best practitioners who do. 

Education

Texas School of Massage - 500 hour program - 2013
Sports Massage Therapy (Paths in Healing) - 100 CEU
Sports Massage Therapy (Hugh Bofenkamp) - 73 CEU
Orthopedic Manual Therapy (James Waslaski)- 116 CEU
Neuromuscular Reprogramming (Jocelyn Olivier) - 30 CEU
Myoskeletal Alignment (Erik Dalton, DO) - 24 CEU
Neuro-Somatic (NS Educators) - 38 CEU
Massage Cupping - 20 CEU
Myofascial Therapy - 12 CEU
Biomechanics (Conor Harris) - 96 CEU

Postural Restoration Classes:
Myokinematic Restoration (Jen Poulin) - 15 CEU
Pelvis Restoration (Jen Poulin) - 15 CEU
Postural Respiration (homestudy) - 15CEU
Impingement and Instability (Mike Cantrell) - 15CEU
Cervical Revolution (Ron Hruska) - 15 CEU
Cranial Resolution (Ron Hruska) - 15 CEU

Somatic Experiencing:
Beginning Level (Module 1-3) - 72 hours
Intermediate Level (Module 1-3) - 72 hours

​Sleep Coaching (Nick Lambe) 

Certified Personal Trainer (NCCPT) - 2013 and (NASM) - 2018, 2020
Rocktape FMT Level 1, 2
Rocktape PMT and IASTM
First Aid CPR AED

Events

IRONMAN 70.3, Galveston - 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
IRONMAN 140.6 North American Championship, The Woodlands - 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019
IRONMAN 70.3 Waco - 2019
International Weightlifting Championship, Houston - 2015
NRG Games, Galveston - 2015
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