Robin’s Yoga & Healing Center

I called Robin at the last minute for an appointment, and even though I was a first time client she still agreed to work me in, so long as I was willing to share my time with her 4-​month old granddaughter. That worked out much better than I imagined it would. She barely missed a beat between poses while she tended to the baby’s needs and then back to mine. If I hadn’t been in so much pain going in, I might not have gone for it and would have missed out on a great massage.
If you’ve never had Thai massage, it can most easily be described as passive yoga, but that doesn’t really do it justice. Robin’s technique and delivery was great, she is very personable, and she wants to make sure your comfortable, yet still getting the full benefit of the treatment.
Her prices are VERY reasonable, especially the introductory rate. I just wish her regular sessions offered were longer, but then again, Thai massage takes a lot of physical effort.
I’m not into a lot of the traditional eastern healing and Robin didn’t make me feel like I had to learn a whole new language or accept a whole new culture just to enjoy my massage.
I also took in a yoga class that same evening and the class was small and intimate. It was, as advertised, a beginning yoga class, but I was able to get what I needed from it, as it was geared to novices (from a pose description POV) yet allowed for plenty of stretching and challenge where I needed it.
Will I be back? Definitely. Will I encourage friends and strangers to go? You betcha!