When you know what your body’s really saying, it’s much easier to make the changes that let you live your life most fully.
I’ve been a massage therapist since 1999. All of my career paths to that point centered on communication: from health education to report design and technical writing, my job has always been to make sure the right information is given and received accurately, with clarity and compassion.
My work now is not so different. Instead of words or pictures, I use my hands to help you communicate with your body: to find out the real story.
When you know what your body’s really saying, it’s much easier to make the changes in your tissues and in your life that let you live your life most fully.
I’ve lectured at UC Berkeley and Kaiser Permanente on the history, efficacy, and appropriate roles massage and bodywork have in healthcare; and I’ve published on the the use of bodywork in helping people recover from trauma and grief. I received my early bodywork training at the McKinnon Body Therapy Center, received my national certification in massage and bodywork in 2004, hold my California Massage Therapist certification, and completed my advanced training in Craniosacral Therapy with the Upledger Institute in 2005. I continually update my education, and add new skills to my repertoire.
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Robyn is both a skilled and knowledgeable practitioner, but it is her intuition that sets her apart. She finds and follows the finest thread of energy to its source. Her fingers know how to ask gentle, probing questions to focus healing attention to all my kinks and tangles. I always leave Robyn’s studio feeling more integrated and in touch with my body. —L.L.
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On Robyn’s table I feel safe, accepted and in control. Our sessions are not about anything being done to me, but instead about what I am free to explore, what my body wants to do. I’ve experienced joy, laughter, fear and grief while on Robyn’s table...all the while feeling completely held, and fiercely protected. —L.P.
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