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Let’s explore ways to support Nurses with chair massage during Nurses Week
Please join AMTA for our monthly community building and education meeting on:
Friday, April 26, 2024 from 6:30-8:30 pm
Location: Phoenix School of Massage 6600 Harwin Drive, Suite 101 Houston, TX
Join us as we discuss networking ideas and marketing tips on how to support healthcare providers during Nurses Week with chair massage.
The meeting is free and food is provided
Feel free to invite other therapists and/or share this email. You can also post on facebook groups you may participate in. You do not have to be a member of AMTA to attend. Students are always welcome.
RSVP by email or Facebook requested by not required.
If you have any questions, please contact the coordinators at: sehoustonregion.amtatx@gmail.com
Our Facebook group
or the Education Chair at: educationchair.amtatexas@gmail.com
RSVP by email or Facebook requested by not required.
Southeast Houston Co-Coordinators
EMAIL: sehouston.amtatx@gmail.com
Aurie Williams
As a 2017 graduate of Southeastern College in N. Charleston, SC, Aurie (ah-ree) humbly serviced those in the Geechee Corridor of South Carolina before relocating to Houston, Texas in 2020. Using her expertise as an organizer, she intentionally connects with other professionals to promote collective wellness within the community. Her current projects include advocacy for massage therapy as healthcare and centering its accessibility within the disabled community. When not in the treatment room, Aurie can be found exploring the world with her free-spirited Moonchile, indulging in her favorite forms of self-care, and learning of new methods to facilitate healing.
Alexis Evans
Hey y’all. My Name is Alexis Evans and I’m a US Navy veteran, CNA, Licensed Esthetician and Student Massage Therapist. I went to Texas School of Massage in Webster TX. With my massage career I plan on focusing on stretching, pre/post natal and lymphatic drainage. I believe that selfcare is very powerful tool in helping manage stress and improve overall well being. I’ve always known my purpose in life was to bring healing touch to others. From serving in the military to being a frontline CNA during the pandemic. I believe that touch is more than just a skin to skin interaction, it’s a healing factor and a basic need. In all these places I’ve been, I saw a HUGE need for more wellness providers. And in 2014 I took the leap and started my journey into the health and wellness industry and loving every minute of it!
Debbie Martinez
My career in the medical field began in the mid 90’s. After decades of being in the nursing field I found my way into the wonderful world of Massage Therapy, and made the transition into a profession of doing real hands-on work with people that greatly impacted and improved their quality of life without the bureaucracy of the healthcare system. Having taught the Medical Assistant program in the past had given me a passion for teaching, so in 2016 I obtained my Massage Therapy Instructor License. I’ve instructed at several institutions including at the collegiate level, and I enjoy tutoring those students who need individual guidance. I was an elected AMTA Boardmember and found an appreciation for contributing to our ever-growing profession. For the past several years I have also been working with FSMTB as an Item Writer. I love the challenge of it and collaborating with some amazing people who were very influential to me during my massage education, and who continue to be a source of learning to new students who learn from their thorough textbooks. I live by the mantra that everything you know is worth nothing unless you share it with others, and I’m grateful to work with like-minded professionals and to help this distinguished profession grow to serve the community and to educate as many people as possible to the many benefits of bodywork.