Robyn graduated in 2006 from the Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy when it was still a 3 year (3000 hour) program. After graduating she opened a private practice and returned to OVCMT as a teaching assistant to various courses including Myofascial release and Neuromuscular therapy, and Ckinical Theory and Practice. She was also a clinic supervisor and supervised various outreach programs including Maternity, sports massage, and Hydrotherapy.
Robyn moved to Cochrane Alberta in 2013 with her husband and two boys. She continues to stay active in expanding her knowledge base with courses in Osteopathic techniques, Myofascial release, Clinical Somatic Training, and how to create a workout program for clients suffering from Fibromyalgia Syndrome.
Robyn and her family are loving the mountain lifestyle here in Cochrane, and she looks forward to continue working with clients looking to improve their quality of life by managing pain and stress, reducing musculoskeletal dysfunctions, ease discomfort from pregnancy, etc.
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Reflexology is a systematic procedure of applying pressure to the feet on specific points to elicit a healing response through the nervous system in corresponding parts of the body. There are approximately 7,000 nerve endings in the human foot and each of them is a reflex point that corresponds to a body part. The most used, abused, and neglected part of the body is our feet. They are always in motion and over time can make us miserable with pain and discomfort.
Reflexology is a systematic procedure of applying pressure to the feet on specific points to elicit a healing response through the nervous system in corresponding parts of the body. There are approximately 7,000 nerve endings in the human foot and each of them is a reflex point that corresponds to a body part. The most used, abused, and neglected part of the body is our feet. They are always in motion and over time can make us miserable with pain and discomfort.
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