About KEEP AUSTIN MASSAGED



KEEP AUSTIN MASSAGED is the latest massage business of experienced therapist Victoria Pennock. Recognizing the challenge of Austin traffic, she created this onsite table and chair massage business to maximize clients’ convenience and relaxation. Victoria and her team of skilled professionals come to your location to provide your choice of deep tissue, ortho-bionomy (positional release), medical, healing touch, or other massage therapy. They take an interactive approach to help you live a healthy and pain-free life, teaching you how to maintain wellness between sessions using everyday items around the house.

Owner Victoria Pennock, CMT, BCTMB is a nationally-certified massage therapist who did her initial training in South Dakota in 2003. She has worked in numerous onsite settings including hospitals, backstage at concerts, bike races, yoga teacher trainings, music conferences, retreats, corporation events/wellness days, and BBQs. She lives in Austin, TX from mid-September until the end of May, then travels to Sioux Falls, SD and Glenwood Springs, Colorado for the cooler temperatures during the summer. 

Victoria is licensed to practice massage in Texas (MT108294), South Dakota (MT10175) and Colorado (MT0022342) and is board certified (563787-08) through the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage (I am held to a higher standard of education and training) and Bodywork. Keep Austin Massaged LLC is a Texas Certified HUB business (TEXAS HISTORICALLY UNDERUTILIZED BUSINESS).
PHOTOS: Victoria Pennock and Todd Steward, the CEO for St. David's 32nd Street Medical Center, as well as, my National Board Certification (I have to take more focused and more continuing education to uphold the standards of this certification.

Modalities include:
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Deep Tissue
Swedish
Sports 
Active Assisted Stretching
Ortho Bionomy
Cranial Sacral Therapy
Reiki or Energy Work
​Myofascial Release
Chair Massage at your event

Here I am with the CEO of St David's Hospital (formerly CEO of St David's South Austin Hospital) where I had my first job (as an Barista) in Austin, TX! I told them I would be back as their massage therapist......and it happened!
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