Robin Younginer, LMT • DC, Virginia
Since 2005, Robin has been an Intuitive Certified Massage Therapist licensed in Washington, DC. She was licensed in Virginia in 2025. For 10 years, she has worked with the Chair massage program at the Potomac Massage Therapy Institute.
“My primary focus is doing chair massages in the workplace, as well as at schools, colleges, and events,” she says. “It is my favorite thing to do. I love sharing the power of touch, the value of relaxation, and self-care.”
In addition to working with Mobile Tranquility, Robin has a robust home practice and works at a chiropractor’s office.
Licenses: District of Columbia, Virginia
Massage Tipof the week
Anatomy lesson: Stress and your Masseter Muscle
Your masseter muscle is one of the four muscles responsible for the action of mastication (chewing). When the masseter contracts, it produces a powerful elevation of the mandible, closing the mouth. Its insertion along the angle and lateral surface of the ramus also allows it to aid in the protrusion of the mandible, allowing for the anterior motion of the jaw.
Sometimes your jaw just hurts! To relax your masseter muscles:
- Place the knuckles of both hands just beneath the cheekbones and press in.
- Slowly open your mouth and press in against the jaw muscles with your knuckles.
- End the compression and stretching when you meet the edge of the jawbone.
- Repeat at least 10 times. Feel better!
Sources: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov • oshercenter.org • Image: Wiki Commons
Therapistof the month
Tony Easlick, LMT, founder, Licensed Massage Therapist: District of Columbia, Virginia, Fairfax County
The founder and CEO of Mobile Tranquility, Tony specializes in deep tissue and sports massage.
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