Liz Walton, RMT
Born -May 7, 1976, Kerrville, Texas

I have lived in Austin for 10 years and I have been practicing massage for 8 years. Days after receiving my first massage I signed up for massage school and have never looked back. I began my practice after completing a three semester program at The Lauterstein-Conway School of Massage giving me over 800 hours of training. I began working at Zygmont Chiropractic and then moved on to work in salons and day spas including Anne Kelso, Mecca, and Salon 505. Currently I am involved with a program called Woman to Woman at St. David's Trinity Church. Food and clothing, along with chair massage are provided to women who need assistance. Click here to view an article.

I have also provided on-site therapy at the following events:
  • MS 150 Bike Race (benefiting multiple sclerosis)
  • Riverdance
  • Numerous Camel promotions including "Margarita's and Massage"
  • Various film productions including: The Wendel Baker Story, Secondhand Lions, The Alamo, The Ringer, and Friday Night Lights
  • Placed 2nd in the City Search "Best Of 2004"
  • Featured in Tribeza magazine "In Salon, July 2003"
An excerpt from Tribeza Magazine
…"But rarely do I run across a product or service I cannot live without. So, my massage by in-house Registered Massage Therapist Liz Walton was needless to say, unexpected. I arrived on her table wrought with stress from a difficult week, and proceeded to get the best massage I have ever had in all my days on the massage table. I'm not quite sure how I'm going to live without Liz rubbing out my kinks. She's heavy handed, thorough, intuitive and enthusiastic. And she seemed to have eight arms. Liz used peppermint foot lotion, lavender massage oil, and Sombra natural pain-relieving gel on my tough spots. But the best part is how she incorporates reflexology, Swedish and deep-tissue massage, shiatsu (climbed ON TOP OF ME on the table), and range-of-motion stretches. She's quite the healer. "

Tribeza Magazine, July 2003

Benefits of Massage Therapy Physical:
Relaxes whole body
Loosens tight muscles
Calms nervous system
Relieves tired and aching muscles
Diminishes tension headaches
Strengthens immune system
Reduces pain, swelling, and formation or scar tissue following injuty
Increases flexibility and range of motion
Diminishes chronic pain
Assists in reducing nerve entrapment through release of soft tissue or musculatory binding
Enhances skin and muscle tone
Helps improve and maintain posture

Mental:
Increases mental alertness
Reduces mental stress
Improves concentration
Promotes restful sleep
Assists in mental relaxation
Enhances capacity for calm thinking and creativity

Emotional:
Calms mental activity
Creates feeling of well-being
Reduces levels of anxiety
Enhances self image
Supports sense of well -being
Increases mind-body connection