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The purpose of this group is to offer Texas Massage Therapists an opportunity to communicate and network.

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New Blog post introducing you to Ashiatsu!

New Blog post Here Including special savings for the Ashiatsu presentation in this Novembers World Massage Conference, click the link to read more and save!Continue

Started by Jeni Spring, LMT / Heeling Sole Oct 20, 2012.

Texas Massage Therapists' group on Facebook

I love the Texas Massage Therapists' group on Facebook. Join today to stay abreast of what's happening in the Lone Star State: http://www.facebook.com/groups/16527444768/?id=10150328697689769 Continue

Tags: massage, Texas

Started by Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, BCTMB Sep 17, 2011.

Massage & Medicine Convention - Get your CEs

Texas Association of Massage Therapists invites you to....-Massage & Medicine -Finally the countdown is here. Want to register for the TAMT convention being held at the Norris Conference Center in Downtown Fort Worth, Texas October 28-30? 16 CEs, lunch, reception, and Masquerade Gala Ball, plus free parking and access all weekend long to vendors area! Students $99, Students of partnered schools $75, Members $150, Non-Members $250 - Attendance to vendor area only is free all weekend and free…Continue

Tags: Vincent, Arianna, Massage, Laws, health

Started by Shelli Davis-Redford Sep 11, 2011.

Would you like to become a Massage Therapy Instructor in Texas?

ONLINE MASSAGE THERAPY INSTRUCTOR'S CLASS - TEACHING ADULT LEARNERSThis online home study cognitive course is designed for massage therapy professionals who desire to become effective Massage Therapy Instructors. This course fulfills the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) requirement for completing an acceptable Adult Learners Course prior to submitting an application to become a Massage Therapy Instructor to DSHS. After completing this course, you can submit your course…Continue

Tags: education, online, training, Institute, Ariana

Started by Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, BCTMB Oct 12, 2010.

Site for CE classes, jobs, items for sale and business listings - ALL free

Please visitwww.txmassageforum.comand feel free to do the following: Find or list:- Classes (online or classroom) in Texas- Massage Jobs- Massage items for sale- Your massage therapy business All listings are free and this site isn't affiliated with any political body or organization - it was created by a massage therapist (me) wanting to make it easier for us Texas therapists to get information out there. Also, if anyone is involved in Texas massage…Continue

Started by Vlad Feb 20, 2010.

Relocating to Austin Texas 4 Replies

I have been a massage therapist in Waco for about 3 years now and I plan to move back to Austin. I'm 21yr old and have no family in Austin. I attended A New Beginning School of Massage so I do have class-mates in Austin. So I'm looking for other massage therapists to advice me in my relocation...PLEASE

Started by Joseph Williams. Last reply by Maria Daniela Mohr Jul 20, 2010.

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Comment by Katharine Koeppen on March 9, 2011 at 12:08am: Aromaceuticals' next foundational CEU class in aromatherapy will be held on April 2 in Dallas. If interested, please visit the website for details.

Namaste,

Katharine Koeppen, RA, LMT, NCTMB

http://www.aromaceuticals.com/classes

Comment by Kim Savoie on February 6, 2011 at 10:02pm: Looking for M.T.'s to partake in a test pilot home study course.

Pediatric Massage for Children with Special Needs

NCBTMB approved provider

Special promotional fee: $200

Price includes: 20 CE's, book, test, s&h, and evaluation form.

For more information about the course visit Touch-For-Life.Com

Thank you for your help.

Kim Savoie

Touch For Life Massage & Wellness Studies

Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

843-422-5517

Comment by Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, BCTMB on December 2, 2010 at 11:32pm: Do you know anybody looking for a job with a chiropractor? Our office is located in Lakeway, Texas (west of Austin). We are a busy office and the Dr's are great and fair people. Truly the best bosses I've ever worked for. Pay would be based on experience. The pay has always been good even better then other Dr's offices I've applied at. We would like them to start Jan. 3rd. The applicant would be taking over Lori's job because she moving back to Houston to help with the family business. If you have any questions Dr. Aaron Williams would be happy to answer them.

Lakeway Spine Center
512-402-1881
http://www.lakewayspine.com

This opportunity was posted by :
Lori Leftwich, LMT
281-794-6810

Comment by Mike Hinkle on December 2, 2010 at 2:10pm: HEY TEXAS!!!! Make sure you don't get left out this time! http://ww...

Comment by Michael Galvan LMT on December 2, 2010 at 1:55pm: Would like to get together with other local (Galveston) MT and exchange body work

Comment by Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, BCTMB on October 25, 2010 at 6:48pm: Here's a photo of the TAMT East Meets West Convention.

Comment by Belem Patton on March 29, 2010 at 11:05am: Just thought I'd introduce myself, my name is Belem Patton and I currently live in Amarillo, TX with my hubby and 18 month old son! It's nice to meet everyone :)

Comment by Mrs. Sumling on February 1, 2010 at 10:55pm: I value this comment, "Exams for credentials aren't the real test of a health professional", because its something I have been struggling with. My school is not the best massage school. And I have my issues with that. However, whatever I decide I need to prepare for it now!

Comment by jesse crandell on February 1, 2010 at 8:23pm: Depending on the quality of wherever you are schoolin', I wouldn't sweat it! I passed the National Certification exam fresh outta school, the Illinois licensing exam 2 yrs. later, and the Texas licensing exam another year following, without specifically studying for any of 'em... If you know your stuff, don't worry! If you don't, study to know your stuff! Anyone practicing professionally should be educated, knowledgeable and talented. Exams for credentials aren't the real test of a health professional. Just my two cents. Love and gratitude,
Jesse Crandell, LMT, PNMT

On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 12:36 AM, massage and bodywork professionals wrote:
A message from Mrs. Sumling to all members of Texas Massage Therapists on massage and bodywork professionals!

Hi all. I'm a MT student here in Houston. Tomorrow, 2/1/10 in my last class day and I go into clinic. I'm on my way. I'm seeking any advice right now as I study for my exam.

Thanks!

Sasha Sumling

Comment by Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, BCTMB on February 1, 2010 at 7:07am: If you are reviewing for an exam, I highly recommend Laura Allen's book, Plain and Simple Guide to Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork Examinations.