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Welcome to my website! My name is Nina Warwick. I graduated from The Austin Schools of Massage Therapy in 2007 and am a registered and licensed Massage Therapist in the state of Texas.
I am professional and very dedicated to my work. I throughly enjoy helping to heal others without the use of conventional medicines or prescriptions. My goal is to educate and heal or to aide in the healing process.
Many people don't realize the importance of touch or how massage can benefit them. In massage, touch is not a monologue but rather a dialogue. The clients body leads a good therapist in a certain direction, and the therapist follows. The therapists hands, in turn, communicate with the clients tissue, and it responds accordingly. Spoken communication and the tissue response a therapist feels in the client's skin give the therapist the information they need to create therapeutic impact. A therapist hands are in part sensitive miniature microphones sensing restrictions in the tissue. Every body is different. Every client has different needs. A good therapist must listen to their client. Not only with their ears but with their hands. They must be totally focused on the person they are working on.
My massages are client led, which means you, the client, tell me what you want or expect from the massage and I cater to that and also mix in what your body tells me it needs.
Nina Warwick, RMT
ninas_serenity@sbcglobal.net
512-586-3944
I am professional and very dedicated to my work. I throughly enjoy helping to heal others without the use of conventional medicines or prescriptions. My goal is to educate and heal or to aide in the healing process.
Many people don't realize the importance of touch or how massage can benefit them. In massage, touch is not a monologue but rather a dialogue. The clients body leads a good therapist in a certain direction, and the therapist follows. The therapists hands, in turn, communicate with the clients tissue, and it responds accordingly. Spoken communication and the tissue response a therapist feels in the client's skin give the therapist the information they need to create therapeutic impact. A therapist hands are in part sensitive miniature microphones sensing restrictions in the tissue. Every body is different. Every client has different needs. A good therapist must listen to their client. Not only with their ears but with their hands. They must be totally focused on the person they are working on.
My massages are client led, which means you, the client, tell me what you want or expect from the massage and I cater to that and also mix in what your body tells me it needs.
Nina Warwick, RMT
ninas_serenity@sbcglobal.net
512-586-3944
Member ABMP