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Round Rock Health & Wellness Center
Round Rock Health & Wellness Center
2251 Double Creek Dr, Suite #304
Round Rock, TX 78664
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Chiropractor
TCM - Acupuncture
Spa Services
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Massage
Massage
Swedish Massage
Relaxing Massage using a variety of long gliding strokes of your desired pressure. Good for stress relief, pain management, immune stimulation and relaxation.
Deep Tissue Massage
More specific than the Swedish massage this work focuses on your problem areas. It is excellent for eliminating tension from your body, reducing muscle tightness and pain. Techniques used may include trigger point therapy, myofascial release, neuromuscular re-education, and active release stretching.
Hot Stone Massage
($20 upgrade for the full 1 or 1.5 hour hot stone massage)This treatment involves the application of heated basalt stones of varying sizes to key points on the body, giving a deep massage and creating sensations of comfort and warmth. The direct heat relaxes muscles, allowing manipulation of a greater intensity than with regular massage. When there is an injury or inflammation, cooling marble stones are used. This helps the body detoxify and heal. Aromatherapy is a wonderful add-on to this treatment! (We now offer a mini stone upgrade for $10 to add on just a few stones to your regular massage)
Therapeutic Stretching
If you would like to learn tools to help yourself feel even better between massages and more consistently address nagging issues, then a Therapeutic Stretching session is for you! As a half hour add-on to your massage with most of our therapists, you will learn a basic stretching sequence that is customized for your particular problem areas and wellness goals. We will guide you through it make any modifications or adjustments that are needed so that you can do it properly and effectively.
Pre/Post-Natal Massage
Pillows are used to comfortably position the mother on the table in a side-lying position. This massage will be tailored to the specific needs of the client in either the prenatal or postnatal state, to aid in relieving the discomforts of the mother's changing body and to aid in relaxation.
Lymphatic Massage
This massage modality is lightest in pressure. The light strokes help improve the flow of lymphatic fluid in the body and can be used to drain excess lymph from areas of swelling. Lymphatic massage is beneficial to anyone experiencing edema (swelling) especially after surgery.
Benefits Of Massage
Pain management and relief.
Stress relief.
Improves circulation.
Increases flexibility.
Immune system support.
Lymphatic system support.
Improves injury recovery.
Massage Rates
Unlike some facilities that offer a "1 hour" massage but include other non-massage activities in that time which typically reduces table time to 50 minutes or less, please note that our licensed massage therapists provide a full 60 minute massage for the one hour. Our one hour appointments are made for 75 minutes which allows our therapists plenty of time to set up for the next client. No one has to rush on and off the table.
Initial 60 minute massage
$65.00Monthly Massage Members
Family Discounts $65/hr (great for spouses or kids)
30 Minute Massage
$40.0060 minute massage
Members $65
- Members 60 Min $65.00
90 minute massage
- Members 90 min $95.00–$125.00
120 minute massage
- Members 120 Min $130.00–$170.00
Non-Member Rates
30 Minutes
- Non Member 30 min $55.00
60 Minutes
- Non Member 60 min $85.00
90 Minutes
- Non Member 90 min $125.00
120 Minutes
- Non Member 120 min $170.00
Add Ons
5 for $5 Add On Services Each of these upgrades will be incorporated into your basic 1 hour or 1.5 hour massage.
Lavender oatmeal pack
soothing exfoliating. Lavender and oatmeal.
Royal citrus tea
green tea, ground orange Peel and frankensense. Antioxident, uplifting great for mature skin reception for honey Yarrow which is specifically for acne.
Triple mint foot soother
peppermint, spearmint, and eucalyptus. Invigorating.
Honey Yarrow blemish treatment
Yarrow and honey. Astringent and soothing to inflamed tissue. Not for use during pregnancy
Dry Brushing
A loofa is used in circular movements clockwise and toward the heart. This accomplishes several things. It exfoliates the skin, moves lymph, therefore detoxifies, and it "wakes up" the body bringing a new awareness.
Sinus Treatment
This treatment is a combination of hot towels, eucalyptus oils and sinus massage to help open up passageways.
Chiropractic Care & Accupunture
Dr. Craig Binner, D.C., Fiama, Dipl. Ac.
Dr. Craig Binner ( "Dr. B" as his patients call him) graduated from Northwestern Health Sciences University in 1991.
Prior to studying at Northwestern Health Sciences University, he attended University of Wisconsin for his undergraduate studies. Dr. B has been practicing for over 23 years. He has been serving Round Rock and surrounding communities for the past 8 years. Prior to moving his wife and son to Austin, he practiced for 15 years in Virginia where he established and ran three separate successful practices. In order to be able to offer the most effective care for his patients, Dr. B is always expanding his knowledge and expertise. In addition to receiving his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree, he has also been a practicing acupuncture practitioner for the past 23 years focusing on complicated pain and orthopedic conditions. Dr. B is also a Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner which allows him to serve the very dynamic and growing sports community in the Austin area. In addition Dr. B is also a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner (CFMP) which allows him to get at the root cause of chronic conditions through advanced blood, hair, urine and saliva analysis procedures. Conditions that Dr. B focuses on are the following: Spinal dysfunction and pain (neck, midback and lowback pain), sciatica, headaches and migraine syndromes, fibromyalgia, myofascial pain syndrome, plantar fascitis, TMJ, etc... Through comprehensive testing in the realm of Functional Medicine, Dr B also assists patients in locating and treating the root cause of conditions involving thyroid dysfunction, leaky gut syndrome, IBS, hormonal imbalance, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, gastrointestinal disorders, etc... In other words, he does not treat the disease, he investigates to locate the cause of the condition, and works to bring the body back into balance via nutritional and herbal therapy, detoxification, life style modification and exercise so the body can heal itself. Dr B. works closely with his patient's MD as well when needed, to assist the patient in return to optimal health and vitality.
Dr. B has other passions in life in addition to assisting his patients achieve optimal health and vitality.
His highest passion is to be the best husband and father he can be. For this reason, when he is not at the clinic, it is safe to say that he can be found with his family. He is also very close with his church family and strives to lead a Christ focused life. Dr B believes that age is just a number and is even more active and capable in his recreational activities at 48 than he was at 20. His activities vary including: cycling, crossfit training, Krav Maga, Functional workouts, organic gardening, boating and an occasional game of pin pong or billards with his close friends. Thank you for the time you have taken to learn about Dr. B. If you would have any questions concerning if you would benefit from a Doctor who focuses on getting at the source of the problem to allow you to live a vital life, feel free to give our office a call.
Credentials and Work experience
Professional Practice
Initiated my practictic in Hampton Roads Virginia in 1991.
Opened my second practice in in 1995 and within 6 months developed the largest practice in town via community involvement and word of mouth referrals.
In 2005, I relocated my family to beautiful Hill Country.
Following a brief break from practice
I intitiated Binner Chiropractic and Acupuncture (Innate Inc.) at Round Rock Health and Wellness.
Postgraduate Education Certifications and training
1987-91 Northwestern Health Sciences University
1990 Northwestern Health Sciences University Internship
1990-91 Performed externship at the Outpatient facility of Burnsville and St. Paul of Northwestern Health Sciences University
Acupuncture Certification NWCC from International Academy of Medical Acupuncture
1991 National Board of Chiropractic Examiners parts 1-3
1996 National Board of Chiropractic Examiners part 4
1990 Thompson Adjustment Technique Practioner cert.
1991 Motion Palpation and Procedures
1993 Manipulation Under Anesthesia ( Dr. Gordon)
1995 Professional Witness in the State of Virginia since
1995 Institute of San Diego Program of Spine Research Whiplash Masters Program
1999 Acupuncture via Logan Chiropractic College
Earned the designation of Fellowship of International Academy of Medical Acupuncture
(FIAMA) under the instruction of Dr.John A. Amaro D.C., FIAMA Dipl.Ac.
1999 (IAMA),(NCCAOM)
2000 Earned the designation of Diplomate of International Academy of Medical Acupuncture (Dipl.Ac.) under the instruction of Dr. John A. Amaro D.C., FIAMA Dipl.Ac.(IAMA),(NCCAOM)
Earned the designation of
2001 Activator Methods Certification
2003 Nerve Conduction and Evoked Potential Testing
Training - Clinical Benchmarks- Roger Nelson, M.D.; Staten Island University, NY
2004-2007 Various rehabilitation seminars
2012 Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner
(C.C.S.P) accredited by the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians
2012 C.P.R certified
Continuing Education
involving following subject matter:
Practical Rehabilitation Procedures
Radiology
Review of the 10 Most Common Pathologies Encountered in Chiropractic Practice -Dr. Dennis Marchiori - (the Palmer Institute for Professional Advancement)
Chiropractic Pain Management Treatment
Dr. James Van Waggner (the Palmer Institute for Professional Advancement)
Spinal Biomechanics in Rehabilitation
Dr. Dan Weinert (the Palmer Institute for Professional Advancement)
SOT (Sacro-Occipital Technique)
Management of fibromyalgia and myofascial pain syndrome
via neuromuscular and nutritional modification procedures
Emergency procedures for sports injuries
Management of Fibromyalgia and Myofascial Pain Syndrome
with the utilization of Orthopedic/Meridian Acupuncture utilizing both needles and needleless techniques
Kinesiotaping for sports related injuries and join stabilization and support-Texas ChiropracticCollege
Professional Witness in the State of Virginia - since 1995
Nerve Conduction and Evoked Potential Testing
Training Clinical Benchmarks, Roger Nelson, M.D.; Staten Island University, NY
Coding, Compliance and Documentation in the Chiropractic Practice
Dr. John F. Schmidt, D.C.
Studied under Dr. Mark Hansen
D.C., L.ac. - Treatment and management of allergies via acupucture.
Recently completed study and testing for Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner
(C.C.S.P) for the purpose of enhancing my ability to assist the community and surrounding sports organizations.
Coursework in treating anxiety
depression and allergies via courses with Dr. Mark Hansen of Eastern Medicine Institute.
Training in the treatment of fibromyalgia and myofascial pain syndrome via cold laser
optimal neural function and nutritional supplementation.
Lecturer on various subject matters
If you, your family or any organization would desire to have Dr. Binner come and speak on any of the above topics, feel free to contact the clinic and we will be happy to set up this complementary presentation.
Spinal Health Care
Management of Myofascial Pain Syndrome and Fibromyalgia via conservative care
Management of Allergies and Food Toxicity
Managment of Plantar fascitis and home care
Nutritional modification and protocol for Diabetics
Optimal Nutrition for your Children
Backpack Awareness and Safety
Scoliosis Evaluation and Management
Intervertebral Disc Injury and Prevention
Weight loss/management
Primal/Paleo lifestyle Incorporation
Nutrition and Supplementation
Degenerative Arthritis
Spinal Preventative Care Program
Repetitive Stress Injury prevention through proper application of work place ergonomics and stretches
Prevention, treatment and home care of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Core Stabilization
Senior Citizen Exercise Routines
Dietary and eviromental toxins and how they disrupt hormonal balance
Stress managment via nutritional and relaxation methodologies
Acupuncture
What is acupuncture?
Acupuncture is one of the three major branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a comprehensive system of evidence-based medicine that has been used in Asia for thousands of years to preserve health and diagnose, treat, and prevent illness. It is a safe, efficient, non-invasive, and chemical-free way to access the body's own healing resources. Acupuncture can relieve pain (including muscular pain, repetitive motion injuries, and more), ease stress, balance moods, boost energy, increase athletic performance, increase male and female fertility, and improve overall health and wellness. The concept of Qi (pronounced "chee") is the basis of acupuncture treatments. It is a non-visible element of the body and the cosmos that circulates in and around all things, both animate and inanimate. Within humans, Qi circulates along meridians (or channels), a type of highway system that also conveys blood and nutrients throughout the body. When Qi or blood are stuck somewhere along the highway, a pileup occurs, which can lead to pain or dis-ease. The key to acupuncture is restoring balance as well as ensuring regulation and coordination of physiological processes within this body system. In the acupuncture treatments, needles are inserted in acu-points all across the body, each with their own individual action and function in restoring balance to the body (they can be thought of as rest-stops, repair shops, or fuel stations along the body's highway system). In TCM, the intricate interplay between the body processes of your organs means that there is more to healing than simply eliminating or alleviating symptoms. The aim of acupuncture is to treat the underlying cause, increase the body's functional abilities, and improve quality of life.
What to expect
your first visit: It is a non-visible element of the body and the cosmos that circulates in and around all things, both animate and inanimate. Within humans, Qi circulates along meridians (or channels), a type of highway system that also conveys blood and nutrients throughout the body. When Qi or blood are stuck somewhere along the highway, a pileup occurs, which can lead to pain or dis-ease. The key to acupuncture is restoring balance as well as ensuring regulation and coordination of physiological processes within this body system.
Before your treatment
Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to your appointment to allow time for initial paperwork. Or better yet, download these forms and fill them in at home before you come in. Also, be sure to have a light meal or snack before your treatment, and wear or bring along with you some loose-fitting clothes that can be rolled up to you elbows and knees.
The treatment
Anywhere from 2-30 super-fine, single-use, sterile surgical steel needles will be inserted in your back, torso, limbs, and ears (this is called auricular acupuncture). You might feel a slight pinch as the needles are inserted, although most patients find the needles mostly painless. As the treatment progresses, you might feel a tingling, distended, warm, or slightly electric feel around the needles; these sensations are absolutely normal, called "Qi sensation". (Of course, if any needle is uncomfortable in any way, your practitioner will be there to adjust it or remove it altogether). Many people find acupuncture to be deeply relaxing, and it's not uncommon to fall asleep while on the table! You might feel a little light-headed immediately following your treatment, but this shouldn't last more than a few minutes. High impact activities are not advised after receiving acupuncture. Take care of you the rest of the day!
What does Acupuncture feel like?
Each person can have a different experience.
How many treatments will you need?
Many people ask how many treatments they will need to feel some relief from what ails them. The number of treatments needed depends on the duration, severity, and nature of your health condition. 2 or 3 treatments may be sufficient for acute conditions, while a series of 5 to 15 may be necessary to resolve more chronic conditions. Patients with weaker constitutions may also require longer periods of care. During the course of your treatment, your practitioner might also prescribe Chinese herbs, which powerfully work alongside acupuncture to stimulate the body's natural healing process. The charge for the herbs is in addition to, and separate, from the session cost.
Are herbal supplements an important component of acupuncture?
Absolutely. Herbs are very important in combination with the usage of needles. Most patients will have an herbal treatment regimen to go along with the rest of the treatment.
What acupuncture treats
Acupuncture treats a wide range of conditions, including but not limited to:
Respiratory
allergies, cold, flu.
Circulatory
high blood pressure, low blood pressure, atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease.
Gastrointestinal
IBS, acid reflux, digestive difficulties.
Gynecological
premenstrual syndrome, painful periods, infertility, menopause.
Neurological
headaches, post-op pain, stroke recovery.
Immune
Immune system support.
Urogenital
UTIs, incontinence, sexual dysfunction.
Emotional
stress, anxiety, insomnia, depression.
Other benefits
weight control, detox and addiction support, relief from pain, relief from fibromyalgia.
Spa
Massage Therapist Services. 5 for 5 Add-Ons (5 minute mini-spa services incorporated into the massage session / $5 each). (Subject to change based on availability)
Therapeutic Face Treatment
This treatment will include face massage, steamed aromatic towels, detoxifying mud mask, and followed with a moisturizer. We use Nature's Body Beautiful Clay in all our face masks. This is a wonderful pampering for the face and will leave your skin feeling like new! (1/2 Hr added on to massage or other service)
Hand Treatment
This treatment starts with warmed, steam towels to soften the skin. The feet or hands are then scrubbed and cleansed, and ends with a detoxifying mud mask and extensive massage. (1/2 Hour)
Foot Treatment
This treatment starts with warmed, steam towels to soften the skin. The feet or hands are then scrubbed and cleansed, and ends with a detoxifying mud mask and extensive massage. (1/2 Hour)
Hot Oil Hair Treatment
This is a luxurious treatment for all hair types. A personal blend of carrier and essential oils will be created for you and then are warmed and massaged into the hair and scalp. This is a wonderfully relaxing treatment which is especially nice in times of stress or if you are prone to headaches. (1/2 Hour)
Spa Service Prices
1/2 hour services
- Members $55.00
- Non-members $65.00
One hour services
- Members $75.00
- Non-members $95.00
Featured Services
Lavender oatmeal pack
soothing exfoliating. Lavender and oatmeal. Not for use during pregnancy.
Royal citrus tea
green tea, ground orange Peel and frankensense. Antioxident, uplifting great for mature skin reception for honey Yarrow which is specifically for acne.
Triple mint foot soother
peppermint, spearmint, and eucalyptus. Invigorating. Not for use during pregnancy.
Honey Yarrow treatment
Yarrow and honey. Astringent and soothing to inflamed tissue. Not for use during pregnancy
Dry Brushing
Dry Brushing : A loofa is used in circular movements clockwise and toward the heart. This accomplishes several things. It exfoliates the skin, moves lymph, therefore detoxifies, and it "wakes up" the body bringing a new awareness.
Sinus Treatment
This treatment is a combination of hot towels, eucalyptus oils and sinus massage to help open up passageways.
Packages
The AH!mazing Package
120 minute massage and a wonderful foot treatment!
- $235.00
- Members $185.00
Just Right
60 minute massage. 1-hr (your choice of two services: hand, foot, face or hair treatment).
- $160.00
- Members $129.00
Cozy Up
1/2-hr Rejuvenating Foot Scrub, followed by 60 minute Hot Stone Massage
- $180.00
- Members $140.00
The Works!
Hot Oil Hair Treatment, 1/2-hr Therapeutic Face Treatment, 60 minute massage with Aromatherapy, Hand Treatment, Foot Treatment.
- $275.00
- Members $215.00
Gift Certificates
Great Holidays Specials. Members and Non-Members receive the same great discounts on Holiday Spa Packages.
You can come by our office 7 days a week to pick up a gift card
or purchase a gift certificate online and have it emailed. It's very quick and easy. Simply click on the links below to be taken to our online store.
If you do not receive your gift certificate immediately via email
please check your spam folder. If it is not there, please call us at 512-246-0220.
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Gift Certificate Info
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The AH!mazing Package
120 minute massage, 1/2-hr foot treatment!
- Reg price $235.00
Just Right Package
60 minute massage; 1-hr (your choice of two services: hand, foot, face or hair treatment)
- Reg price $180.00
The Works! Package
Hot Oil Hair Treatment; 1/2-hr Therapeutic Face Treatment; 60 minute massage with Aromatherapy; Hand Treatment; Foot Treatment
- Reg price $275.00
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General Info
Payment Types
All Major Cards
Hours
Monday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Tuesday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Wednesday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Thursday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Friday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Saturday:
10:00am - 4:00pm
Sunday:
10:00am - 4:00pm
About Us
We offer one of the largest varieties of wellness services in Central Texas (massage, chiropractic, acupuncture, functional medicine) with the intention of helping our clients attain optimum health. We hire some of the most experienced therapists around to try and accomplish our goal of helping you to feel better. Our Wellness Club is one of the best values around. We provide full 60 minute massages (deep tissue, relaxation, sports, trigger point, lymphatic drainage).