Paul Robison
- Treatment for low back, hip, shoulder, and neck pain.
- Chronic pain management through acupuncture techniques.
- Acupuncture for physical injury and surgical recovery.
- Acupuncture-based care for headaches and insomnia.
- Acupuncture support for anxiety, depression, and stress.
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Core Foundations Chiropractic
1517 Old Apex Rd, Ste 118, Cary, NC, 27513
Paul J. Robison, L.Ac., has over ten years clinical experience and is best known for treating low back, hip, shoulder, and neck pain. He also has vast experience treating many types of chronic pain, physical injuries, surgical recovery, depression, anxiety, insomnia, headaches, and symptoms of general stress. New to Cary, Paul had a thriving practice in DC, and supported people of diverse identities and contrasting professional careers. At the requests of his clientele, he continues to make regular trips to DC to support many of his long-standing clients. A survivor of childhood cancer and open-heart surgery, Paul understands how effective acupuncture and Chinese medicine are in restoring one's health from significant illness to their utmost vitality. He excels at meeting people where they are in their healing journey and supporting their pursuit of robust health. Paul now lives and practices acupuncture in Cary, North Carolina. He loves his roles as a father and husband. He strives to live the principles of Chinese holistic medicine in his own life and is grateful to share this beautiful medicine with the world. He loves his time with family, cooking, surfing, and feels best when he is in nature.
Massage
Chinese orthopedic massage (twee-nah)combines principles of acupressure, manual manipulation, and specific massage techniques to target both surface and deeper tissues. A variety of techniques are used, such as kneading, rolling, pressing, and stretching, depending on the patient’s needs. Movements can range from gentle to vigorous, depending on whether the goal is to relax tense muscles, improve circulation, or mobilize joints. This type of therapy precedes the acupuncture portion of the combination treatment. The two modalities complement one another and are more effective when combined in one session.
Acupuncture
Chinese orthopedic massage (twee-nah)combines principles of acupressure, manual manipulation, and specific massage techniques to target both surface and deeper tissues. A variety of techniques are used, such as kneading, rolling, pressing, and stretching, depending on the patient’s needs. Movements can range from gentle to vigorous, depending on whether the goal is to relax tense muscles, improve circulation, or mobilize joints. This type of therapy precedes the acupuncture portion of the combination treatment. The two modalities complement one another and are more effective when combined in one session.