Meet the Heart and Soul of Moench Method Bodywork

Jordan is a licensed massage therapist who is committed to helping clients recover from injury, eliminate pain, improve athletic performance, and achieve any other physical goals they may have set. He obtained his massage therapy license in 2012, and has been with Moench Method Bodywork for the entirety of his career. He has worked with Major League Soccer’s Austin FC since their inaugural season, as well as many other collegiate and professional athletes. Outside of the clinic, Jordan enjoys spending time with his family, playing basketball, football and disc golf, and gaming.

Chris' commitment to healthcare began while caring for his father, a retired contractor suffering from chronic pain brought on by a lifetime of physical labor. 

Frustrated by an apparent lack of non-surgical, non-opiate based pain management options, Chris became determined to find an effective alternative for others suffering from similar conditions.

My intention as a therapist is to serve clients in their path towards healing, increased range of motion, relaxation, and overall wellness, through massage therapy techniques. These techniques include, breathing techniques, Swedish massage, ROM stretching, Rocking techniques, Deep tissue/trigger point, and Myofascial release. Let's find a new kind of freedom!

I was a chef in New Orleans and Austin for 15 years before making a career change towards helping people. I love helping people get out of pain because I’ve been there myself. I just want to help people feel better. I’m very passionate about surfing, rock climbing, yoga and cooking. I love swimming at Barton springs and camping out on the Texas coast on my weekends.

Margot is an enthusiastic therapist whose aim is to support people through their health and fitness journey. Coming from an athletic background, Margot has experience in a variety of fitness modalities including bodybuilding, powerlifting, swimming, and Crossfit. Her experience and knowledge allows her to support athletes in reaching their full potential. Outside of work, Margot can usually be found at the gym or spending time in nature.

Chris has experienced and practiced several different modalities and approaches over many years before finding the Moench Method and, in his experience, feels that this work is some of the most effective and reproducible treatments. He now enjoys being able to help people get a grip on their pain through treatment and education. Originally from Idaho, Chris is most at home on the river and surrounded by the mountains.

When I am not healing people with my bodywork, I spend a lot of my time exercising. I enjoy skateboarding and biking to help me build my balance; weight lifting and calisthenics to build strength and hypertrophy; yoga and other complex movement patterns to increase my flexibility, mobility, proprioception and awareness.

Hello, my name is Jessica! I enjoy learning and continuing to develop my skills to better help people. In my spare time, I lift weights and I recently got into bodybuilding competitions.

Moench Method has taught me the benefits of recovery and how to feel better faster. I also love being outdoors and hanging out with friends.

I was called to bodywork after almost 30 years in the corporate world as a technology consultant. My main goal in this work is simply to help people feel better in their bodies whether that is finding lasting relief from pain, regaining access to lost ranges of motion or restoring postural balance. I look forward to partnering with you on your healing journey! When not working on bodies, my strong preference is to be outside, ideally near water or/and mountains, where I'm hiking, camping, fishing, birding or just appreciating nature. I am a father to three adult daughters and I have one grandson.

Madalynn Wolter, an experienced healthcare professional with a passion for helping people live their best lives. With 10 plus years of experience in orthotics and prosthetics, she has helped countless patients improve their mobility and overall quality of life. Her dedication to patient care and her expertise in the field have earned her a reputation as a skilled and compassionate healthcare provider. Recently, Madalynn has transitioned her skills to massage therapy, specifically deep tissue and myofascial release. With her extensive knowledge of the human body, she is able to identify and address areas of tension and discomfort, helping her clients achieve greater physical and emotional wellness. Through her compassionate and attentive approach to patient care, Madalynn has become a trusted healthcare provider and a valued member of her community.

Christina became passionate about massage therapy while seeking treatment for herself. She knows what it’s like to experience chronic pain and the emotional toll that it takes. She uses intuitive palpation to help get to the root cause of her client’s pain, working in partnership with their nervous system, and ultimately helping them reclaim their lives.

The Moench Method is a modality all its own. I had previously been to chiropractors, bodyworkers, physical therapist for any an all pain. I found the Moench Method Clinic after a car accident in 2019. I was relieved of all my neck pain, low back pain and pains that had been unearthed during the process of my treatment. Being an avid mover and a Pilates Instructor I could feel the difference in how my body moved and felt in my practice. I am passionate about helping my clients move better and feel better. Having experienced the shift in my body I knew that getting my license in Massage Therapy was my next step and, immediately after graduating from LTC, I started my journey to learn the Moench Method under Ken's tutelage.

Katie Lain has worked as a massage therapist since 2017, and has been with Moench Method since 2020. Katie is passionate about helping people find healing and increased ease in their bodies. She is well-versed in the Moench Method technique, and also weaves into her practice stretching, range of motion techniques, and deep listening. They want to help clients find nervous system regulation and relaxation, and create pathways through this deep work that increase relaxation through the body. As a dancer and ex-athlete, they also provide many stretches, exercises, and a comprehensive care plan to get you feeling better. In her free time, Katie loves to read, swim at Barton springs, travel, and practice and teach her favorite dance form of contact improvisation.

As a massage therapist, I am not just a practitioner of touch; I am a conductor of healing, armed with an engineer's mind and a heart full of compassion. My journey into this realm began unexpectedly with a mild traumatic brain injury in 2018 that exposed me to the world of chronic pain for many years. Although my injury was invisible to the outside world, it was real. I believe your pain is real too. This personal experience ignited a passion to understand pain, healing, and the remarkable potential inherent within the human body. / With my professional experience as a process engineer for over seven years, I bring a highly analytical mindset to bodywork. I approach each session as a unique puzzle, crafting a tailored treatment plan to untangle the knots and restore balance. I am here to alleviate your pain, restore your well-being, and guide you toward a life of vitality. / Outside of massage therapy, you'll find me pursuing a variety of interests — gymnastic strength training, Latin dancing, camping, backpacking, cooking, baking sourdough bread, photography, travel, reading, drawing, sports leagues, and more. These hobbies keep both my body and mind agile, ready to provide you with the utmost care.

My name is Kaylee, and I've been practicing massage therapy since 2018! My passion for this work started when I was receiving bodywork for a shoulder injury from CrossFit. I couldn't believe the results I got, so I signed up for massage school to help others achieve those results too!

I participated in a variety of sports growing up, from softball and competitive gymnastics, to CrossFit and competitive cheerleading. I'm currently a national level Olympic Weightlifter, so that takes up most of my free time!

As a previous USAW Olympic Weightlifting coach, USL lacrosse player, and athletic trainer, I've seen and experienced pain from over-training and under-recovery. I've also experienced the effects of chronic pain that prevented me from doing the things that I enjoy. My goal as a therapist is to improve my client's mobility and help them maintain an active lifestyle.

Growing up, sports has always been apart of my life, especially baseball. After graduating high school, I played JuCo baseball in Kansas for a year, but moved back home after realizing that isn’t what I wanted to do with my life. Now, I’m able to still be involved in baseball by helping other athletes reach their goals. When I’m not being a massage therapist, I’m in the gym training, and planning on doing my first bodybuilding show in the near future.

I made my way to Moench Method Bodywork in 2016. I had just fallen in love with triathlons and had signed up for my 1st 70.3 Ironman in Wilmington, North Carolina.  Midway in my training plan, I ended up with severe shin splints where I was told to stop running or I would end up with a fracture.  I started physical therapy, acupuncture, and others, but nothing would stop the pain, much less get me ready for the race. Not wanting to stop, I looked for other alternatives.  Cue Ken and his bodywork method. I walked in, limping in pain, and walked out pain-free.

I left healthcare after 35 years, with my last position as an IT Process Owner, to pursue my newfound passion of assisting others in living a pain-free life.
I love the one-on-one interaction with the clients and assisting them in achieving and maintaining selfcare.

Hello and welcome! I met Ken Moench through his daughter, Lauren, in the Summer of 2022. I was very skeptical (I had plans to become a PT) and unsure if massage was right for me. One session was all it took before I felt the benefits. After much soul-searching, I decided it was worth a try. Now, a Louisiana native, avid reader, horseback rider, and kinesiology nerd, I'm to be a part of the fantastic team at Moench Method!

My journey with Moench Method Bodywork started nearly twenty years ago, as a client in severe nerve pain due to two slipped discs in my lower back. That first appointment was life changing for me. Not only was I able to continue to train and play the sports I loved, but Ken taught me a different way to view the body. As a strength and conditioning coach, I used a lot of the principles that Moench Method had taught me, which resulted in a higher level of performance from each athlete. After referring athletes back and forth for those twenty years, we decided it was time to have therapy and performance work together under the same roof. Our goal is to not only help get you out of pain, but look at every element possible to get you moving properly and performing at your highest potential.

My name is Gilbert Moore, devoted to acquiring a full circle of understanding toward the mind and body along with limitations & possibilities when it comes to health, healing, awareness, mindset, and so on. My path has taken me to competing in a variety of combat sports, such as variations of wrestling, boxing, kickboxing, muay thai, juijitsu, judo, mma and more. I have a degree in Kinesiology, as well as years of personal training experience. I enjoy seeking education on all sorts of kinetic chains and their applications. My heart and soul is geared toward mastering anatomy & physiology to optimize my assessment abilities. Going forward, I will apply these learned skill sets to help individual's needs.