Prince William Living Influential Women Awards Nominee: Jennifer Entremont

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By Rebecca Barnes |Publisher, Prince William Living

Jennifer Entremont is a nominee for the Prince William Living Influential Women Awards for her long-standing commitment to holistic health, education, and the creation of safe, restorative spaces for healing within the Greater Prince William community.

Jennifer is the founder of Alternative Bodyworx Studio, a holistic health and wellness center located in the Crestwood Professional Center in Manassas. She is also a PRN therapist at Fauquier Health and a member of the Prince William Small Business Association. According to her nominators, she has been a health and wellness advocate in Northern Virginia since 2011 and has worked in the field for nearly two decades.

Over the past four years, Jennifer has been recognized for filling, as her nominators describe, a growing gap in holistic health and wellness services. Through Alternative Bodyworx Studio, she provides massage therapy, yoga, functional fitness, and nutrition support, with a focus on helping clients “heal naturally from the inside, out” through education, body awareness, and individualized care.

“As a practicing licensed massage therapist for over 16 years, she brings a passion to help her clients heal naturally and find longevity in their health,” one nominator shared, noting her continued commitment to professional education and expanding services to meet community needs.

Multiple nominators highlighted Jennifer’s intuitive, personalized approach to care. She is described as someone who takes the time to understand her clients first, then integrates therapies with intention and consistency. “She genuinely cares and extends the time to understand first and integrate outcomes with reliable results,” one nomination stated.

Beyond clinical services, Jennifer has created what another nominator described as “a spa-like zen third space for women to relax, connect, collaborate, and grow in mind, body, and spirit.” Her studio is intentionally designed to offer a calm, supportive environment that addresses the stressors of modern life while encouraging sustainable lifestyle changes.

“What makes Jen of Alternative Bodyworx Studio such an inspiration is her relentless passion and resilient spirit for the holistic healing arts,” a nominator wrote. Others highlighted her ability to “piece together all the parts of the healing journey puzzle” and to redefine wellness for each client.

Jennifer’s influence extends beyond her business. Through education, example, and consistent service, she connects clients to long-term wellness practices that support both physical and emotional health. Her nominators consistently highlighted her compassion, professionalism, and commitment to evolving her practice to benefit the broader community.

Jennifer Entremont is nominated for the Prince William Living Influential Women Awards for her dedication to holistic health, her role as a small-business leader, and her commitment to providing meaningful, accessible wellness care that supports individuals in mind, body, and spirit.

Join Us in Celebrating Our Nominees

Help us celebrate Jennifer and all of the 2026 Prince William Living Influential Women Awards nominees. Reserve your tickets for the Influential Women Awards Celebration at Sweeney Barn on March 5, 2026, and join us in honoring women who are making Greater Prince William a more creative, caring, and connected place. Visit princewilliamliving.com/influential-women for more details and ticket information.

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Rebecca Barnes is the Publisher of Prince William Living and the founder of the Influential Women Awards, created to honor women whose leadership, service, and professional accomplishments strengthen the Greater Prince William community. As a business owner, nonprofit leader, and long-standing advocate for local engagement, Rebecca has dedicated more than two decades to spotlighting the people and organizations that make Prince William, Manassas, and Manassas Park thrive. Through her work in media, destination branding, and community partnerships, she continues to amplify stories of impact and ensure that those who give back receive recognition equal to their contribution.

 

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