Robert Gardner Wellness

9 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from May 26, 2014
  

  maidivine asked:

  Any recommendations for a massage therapist? Someone that deals with chronic pain/TMJ? I have horrible TMJ. This radiates down my neck and my shoulders are crazy tight. I have asked around and nobody seems to know anyone. I am afraid to go to a random place I find online. I have definitely had some massages that made me feel even worse. I am located in central austin but willing to drive up to 30 minutes. I am desperate.

  

  RobertGWellness replied:

  Sounds like you're having trigger point pain causing referred pain. I've worked for 13 years as an LMT and went into massage due to TMJ issues I had. Feel free to contact me via phone if you want to ask questions, happy to talk with you and see if I can refer you to specific self care videos on my youtube channel so you can help yourself. http://robertgardnerwellness.com/ Robert 512 905 2298

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• Referral from March 19, 2014
  

  ux_bd asked:

  Looking for a deep tissue massage in Austin, TX Hey r/massage, Could you please recommend a great massage therapist/practitioner in Austin? Also, if I wanted to start getting massages on a monthly basis, how should I structure that plan? Hour long sessions once a month? Twice a month? I'm a mid 20's male (6'1, 180lbs) looking for some help with a tight neck and back due to my desk job. I've started lifting weights and playing squash again now that its getting warmer, which is also causing some soreness. I'm open to both male and female therapists. Price isn't really an issue as long as its fair and the massages are making a positive impact on my back. Thanks!

  

  RobertGWellness replied:

  I'm not technically in Austin but Thai massage will be better and longer lasting for what your needs are. As an athlete and office worker you need someone with more skill than the average massage therapist. http://robertgardnerwellness.com/ My clients report that they don't need my work as often and many settle into getting a session every 2 weeks instead of cheaper sessions once a week.

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• Referral from February 2, 2012
  

  Scot S. asked:

  i have a question. Does anyone know any good yoga instructors in the area of 183/lamar? I have my amputee patients that would like to get it started at their workplace, but the instructor would have to go there. Let me know please, and I will pass it on.

  

  Nancy S. replied:

  Ok...He's in Round Rock...here's his page...https://www.facebook.com/pages/Robert-Gardner-Wellness/169483626423820

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• Referral from March 14, 2016
  

  Lisa T. asked:

  Hi guys, do any of you (or someone you know) specialize in trigger point therapy? Friend of mine is in need.

  

  Robert I. replied:

  http://www.robertgardnerwellness.com/ Have them contact me.

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• Referral from November 20, 2015
  

  Alex S. asked:

  Anybody know of a good CEU provider that teaches Thai Massage in Texas?

  

  Robert I. replied:

  Give me a studio contact Jennifer and someone who knows the law in KY and I'm happy to travel. Classes are listed on Robert Gardner Wellness events but registration on the website will take another week or so. Currently in the spring I'm teaching in Houston, Austin, Dallas, Brownsville, Fort Smith, AR and Davenport, Iowa. Other dates will be added as I find them out. You can download my **Free** Thai massage workbook here: http://www.robertgardnerwellness.com/free-thai-massage-workbook/ Questions? Contact me 512 905 2298 Robert@RobertGardnerWellness.com

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• Referral from December 28, 2014
  

  Beth M. asked:

  Any clinical/therapeutic therapists in Austin, TX? One of my clients is moving there shortly, and I'd like to be able to provide him with some names. He has some medical issues and is an EXCELLENT client who has seen me weekly for 90 minutes. He will be located downtown. Please PM me.

  

  Robert I. replied:

  All depends on what his issues are and what they consider massage. :) http://robertgardnerwellness.com/

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• Referral from December 4, 2014
  

  Beth F. asked:

  Any suggestions on Thai massage training some what close to northern Alabama early this year or spring???

  

  Robert I. replied:

  I'm not sure AL is close to TX but my materials are available for sale. http://www.robertgardnerwellness.com/ I'd be happy to travel to AL but I'd need someone to host then check on rules/regs to be an approved provider in the state.

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• Referral from October 23, 2014
  

  Stefanie B. asked:

  Is anyone here from the Austin, Texas area? I find that there is an EXTREME lack of continuing education classes offered around this area. Any advice from others in the area?

  

  Robert I. replied:

  http://robertgardnerwellness.com/ Dallas Intro and Table Thai in November. There May be another Austin class in mid November. *Free* workbook on the website. Thai massage Texas style!

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• Referral from July 4, 2013
  

  Jennifer W. asked:

  Greetings everyone! I have a quick question, I am currently working for a chiropractor, part-time and I have only had my license for a few months. I have not had any CE yet and the other MTs that I work with are experienced in other modalities and are so knowledgeable, feeling like I have NOTHING to offer the client/patient, what modality would anyone recommend that would be appropriate in a chiropractic setting? Trigger point? Myofascial release? Medical Massage? Side note: I do work with some patients that are there because of vehicle accidents. Thanks!

  

  Robert I. replied:

  Thai massage. No doubt. http://robertgardnerwellness.com/request/free-intro-thai-massage-workbook/

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