Hey There, I'm Austin.
I graduated from the North Carolina School of Massage and Bodywork Therapy in 2018, where my education emphasized neuromuscular therapy, anatomy, and kinesiology. Since then, I have completed thousands of therapeutic sessions, developing a client-centered approach grounded in a thorough understanding of the muscular and nervous systems. My work focuses on soft tissue treatment, postural assessment, and the relationship between muscular tension, movement, and chronic pain. I blend targeted neuromuscular techniques with somatic awareness and stress-relief elements, allowing each session to address both the physical sources of discomfort and the broader patterns of tension held throughout the body. My goal is to provide thoughtful, individualized treatment that goes beyond temporary relaxation, helping clients experience meaningful pain reduction, improved mobility, and lasting relief.
Alongside my clinical practice, I am completing my bachelor’s degree in psychology, with plans to pursue advanced training in somatic psychotherapy, trauma-informed care, and psychedelic-assisted therapy. My long-term interest lies in bridging bodywork and psychology, particularly by integrating craniosacral therapy, somatic approaches to trauma, and emerging therapeutic modalities. I am especially interested in how the body responds to prolonged stress and how therapeutic touch, nervous system regulation, and psychological care can complement one another. This direction reflects a natural evolution of my work as a massage therapist and my belief that physical and emotional well-being are deeply interconnected. As I continue my education, I remain committed to offering grounded, compassionate care informed by clinical experience, ongoing study, and respect for each client’s individual needs.
Licensed
Massage Therapist