Activate your potential and feel younger
Get fast, long-lasting, drug-free relief from: Whiplash...Neck Pain...Headaches and Migraines...TMJ Disorder...Thoracic Outlet Syndrome...Frozen Shoulder...Shoulder Impingement...Rotator Cuff Injuries and Tears...Sciatica...Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD)...Low Back Pain...Shin Splints...Plantar Fasciitis...Carpal Tunnel Syndrome ...Fibromyalgia (FM)...Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)...Repetetive Stress Injuries (RSI)...Arthritis...and more!
Three locations: Solana Beach, Scripps Ranch, and Your Home
For North County residents, Robert sees clients at Loy Chiropractic in Solana Beach.
For San Diego residents, Robert sees clients at his professional office in Scripps Ranch.
For San Diego and North County, Robert is mobile; he will travel to your home for your convenience. He travels to San Diego, Scripps Ranch, Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley, La Jolla, Del Mar, Carmel Valley, Solana Beach, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Rancho Santa Fe, Olivenhain, Encinitas, Carlsbad, Oceanside, Vista, San Marcos and Escondido.
For San Diego residents, Robert sees clients at his professional office in Scripps Ranch.
For San Diego and North County, Robert is mobile; he will travel to your home for your convenience. He travels to San Diego, Scripps Ranch, Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley, La Jolla, Del Mar, Carmel Valley, Solana Beach, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Rancho Santa Fe, Olivenhain, Encinitas, Carlsbad, Oceanside, Vista, San Marcos and Escondido.
Robert Sherman, Massage Therapist
Robert Sherman, LMT, CMT, BBA, is a Licensed Massage Therapist with over a decade of helping people overcome pain from auto accidents, sports injuries and emotional trauma.
With an interest in Eastern Philosophy, he has studied meditation and taught hundreds of people how to meditate. After a successful career in business-to-business sales, he redirected his healing abilities to the massage therapy field where he has helped thousands of people become pain-free.
As a graduate of Vitality College of Healing Arts in Carlsbad, he has been certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCTMB), trained in India in Ayurvedic Massage, and is a Professional Member of the American Massage Therapy Assn.
With an interest in Eastern Philosophy, he has studied meditation and taught hundreds of people how to meditate. After a successful career in business-to-business sales, he redirected his healing abilities to the massage therapy field where he has helped thousands of people become pain-free.
As a graduate of Vitality College of Healing Arts in Carlsbad, he has been certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCTMB), trained in India in Ayurvedic Massage, and is a Professional Member of the American Massage Therapy Assn.
It's gentle and it works
Robert primarily uses three modes of therapy: Applied Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, and Ortho-Bionomy.
Applied Trigger Point Therapy: finding the true source of pain. Yes, Sherlock Holmes is alive and well when searching for where the pain is really coming from. A trigger point in the shoulder could be making your wrist hurt. A headache could actually be coming from a muscle in the front of the neck. "Trouble Shooter" is Robert's middle name, and quickly discovering the source of the pain is the game.
Myofascial Release: letting go of the restrictions that make it hard to move. If you have ever cooked a chicken, you've seen that clearish, gooey stuff that surrounds the bones and muscles. This is connective tissue, also called 'fascia' or 'myofascia'. And it's intelligent stuff: when there is a fall or an operation the connective tissue becomes glue-like as a protective mechanism. It can bind muscles and bones, and even activate trigger points. Myofascial Release techniques allow the connective tissue to release and go from gluey to just gooey. You literally become 'unglued'.
Ortho-Bionomy: a little known but very gentle and effective form of Positional Release discovered in the early 1900's by an Osteopath, Dr. Lawrence Jones. Dr. Jones discovered that by holding the body in a comfortable position, the body releases itself. This form of massage makes 'no pain, no gain' obsolete. People are willing to endure pain during a massage if they think it will work. But most people would prefer to feel good during the session as long as there are results. With Ortho-Bionomy there is comfort both during and after the massage with long-lasting results.
Applied Trigger Point Therapy: finding the true source of pain. Yes, Sherlock Holmes is alive and well when searching for where the pain is really coming from. A trigger point in the shoulder could be making your wrist hurt. A headache could actually be coming from a muscle in the front of the neck. "Trouble Shooter" is Robert's middle name, and quickly discovering the source of the pain is the game.
Myofascial Release: letting go of the restrictions that make it hard to move. If you have ever cooked a chicken, you've seen that clearish, gooey stuff that surrounds the bones and muscles. This is connective tissue, also called 'fascia' or 'myofascia'. And it's intelligent stuff: when there is a fall or an operation the connective tissue becomes glue-like as a protective mechanism. It can bind muscles and bones, and even activate trigger points. Myofascial Release techniques allow the connective tissue to release and go from gluey to just gooey. You literally become 'unglued'.
Ortho-Bionomy: a little known but very gentle and effective form of Positional Release discovered in the early 1900's by an Osteopath, Dr. Lawrence Jones. Dr. Jones discovered that by holding the body in a comfortable position, the body releases itself. This form of massage makes 'no pain, no gain' obsolete. People are willing to endure pain during a massage if they think it will work. But most people would prefer to feel good during the session as long as there are results. With Ortho-Bionomy there is comfort both during and after the massage with long-lasting results.
Robert's Massage
By Appointment in Solana Beach, Scripps Ranch, or Your Home.
858-245-5580
Call to speak with Robert or to make an appointment.
858-245-5580
Call to speak with Robert or to make an appointment.
