Rob Zukowski is a New York State LMT, certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork, a Certified Medical Massage Therapist and holds a degree in Occupational Studies, with a focus on massage therapy, from the prestigious Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences. He has advanced training in sports massage, various relaxation therapies, and training in multi-therapeutic approaches to massage for oncology.

In addition to private practice, his experience includes being a massage therapist, lead therapist and member relationships manager in assorted fitness centers, spas, clinics and holistic healing settings and working in corporate wellness environments. Rob also works as a client services manager at a healing center, authors his own column on the subject of complementary and alternative medicine in a national HIV/AIDS magazine, works in student outreach and lectures on therapeutic massage for various pathologies.

Thursday, January 14, 2016

New Adventures

My most recent article in A&U Magazine focuses on assorted healthy possibilities for the new year.

With a New Year comes the opportunity for new beginnings. While any random day of the year is a perfectly wonderful time to make positive changes, the coming of a New Year provides a stellar landmark for important resolutions and tends to offer a renewed sense of determination for living a healthier life.
I consider this time of year an opportunity to not only look back, but to look forward. As it pertains to my physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being, I make it an annual practice to review, renew and resolve. What practices have made me healthier? What has made an impact? What didn’t quite work for me? What aspects of my being should I continue or set aside? It is a chance to do away with what might be better left behind, carry the successes forward, and explore new options and ideas. Read more at A&U Magazine... 

Photo from the Northeast AIDS Ride: Cycle for the Cause