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Emily Morgan, M.S.

  • Position: Member
  • Department: Exercise Science Advisory Board
  • Office Location: None
  • em8807@bellsouth.ne
  • Campus: None

Biography

Emily Morgan, M.S., is a Pensacola Native and owner of The Hangar of Healing (2014). The Hangar stands for the Holistic Approach to Nutrition, Growth, Activity and Restoration.  Emily specializes in Spine, Posture, and Joint Mobility via a modality called ELDOA™.  She also teaches Lymphatic Drainage, Holistic Nutrition, and is a Holistic Lifestyle Coach.  She received her Master's Degree in Exercise Science from the University of West Florida in 2004.  She has been working in the exercise and wellness field for over 25 years and has many other certifications. Emily is a Level 4 ELDOA Trainer, Nutrition Specialist, Lymphatic Drainage Coach, Holistic Lifestyle Coach, and Personal Trainer. 

Emily and her business partner, JL Cruz, co-own NWF Center for ELDOA™(2022).  ELDOA is an exercise methodology that uses the fascial system to help create space in a joint.  They are specific exercises of the spine and other joints that help align posture and increase awareness of body movement using performance-based exercise.

Emily has taught nutrition and fitness/wellness classes at Fortis Institute and Pensacola State College. She was also an Adapted Physical Education Teacher for 7 years. She enjoys speaking to groups about holistic concepts and loves to teach and educate the community about different ideas and concepts for movement and wellness.

As a former D1 collegiate, semi-pro soccer player, and former professional women’s football player, Emily’s own injuries and challenges with scoliosis, concussions, and orthopedic surgeries have had a significant impact on her own life and healing modalities.  She has transformed her knowledge and education of the mind and body and how all systems work together, which gives her a unique take on movement.