Robin Conley

Robin Conley LCMT

Robin is a lifelong Aquidneck Island resident who has been practicing massage and bodywork since graduating with honors from the CCRI therapeutic massage program in 2006, where she was awarded a community service certificate by the school for her work as an intern at "The Healing Co-Op" providing theraputic massage treatment's to cancer patients.

In addition, she has also carries advanced certifications by the "Core Institute" for training in "Sports Bodywork and Performance Enhancement", Active Isolated Stretching (the "Mattes Method") as well as training in massage cupping, and Kinesio Taping, Advanced Sports Massage, and Manual Lymphatic Drainage.

Robin has extensive experience working with a variety of athletes, ranging from world class athletes, to the weekend warrior, being an integral part of their training and maintenance. She is a co-chair of the RIAMTA Sports Massage Team, working at the finish line at events such as the Boston Marathon, the MS150, The flattest Century in the East and the Save the Bay Swim to name a few.

In 2012, Robin completed her first 2 week Olympic Rotation with the U.S.A. sports medicine clinic treating the "Team USA" Olympic athletes during the FIBT Bobsled and Skeleton World Cup races at the Olympic Training Facility in Lake Placid, New York. In 2014 she attended the USA Triathlon Medical Multisport Conference hosted by the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Robins latest accomplishment is completing a second 16 day Olympic rotation in at the Colorado Springs Olympic facility working with a variety of athletes during their trials and training to include Team USA men's and woman's Wrestling, Weightlifting, Pentathlon, Shooting, Speed Skating, Gymnastics, Boxing, Judo, Tai Kwan Do, Snowboarding, Skiing, Cycling and more.

Robin was the recipient of the 2014 "Mercury Love Award", voted best massage therapist in Newport County.

Jill Ouhrabka MS, RD, LDN, CHC