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Suzi Ko

May 13, 2013

It was never my intent to go to massage school or have anything to do with massage industry.  For me, massage school was that necessary evil that I had to get through in order to obtain licensing to fulfill the destiny that my grandfather laid out for me years before my birth; and even when things were clearly laid out before me, I was not sure that this industry was where I really wanted to be. 

Shelly Diez of All Elements Massage Therapy

April 10, 2013

You may remember Shelly as one of our Video Contest entrants.  We were so inspired by her story that we asked if she would participate in our Spotlight Feature.

The Spotlight Is On Our Video Contest Winners

March 12, 2013

Our Spotlight feature this month gives you the opportunity to learn more about each winner’s journey to Certification.Take a moment to find out what they see for their future and the future of Massage Therapy and the results they have achieved from being certified.

Gloria Coppola Her journey in the healing arts

January 15, 2013

My life in the healing arts has been a journey to say the least. Leading me through a vast exploration of massage and healing across our planet I could’ve never imagined that it would enhance my life and others in so many ways. As a child, I had an obsession with everything Hawaiian. Growing up in NYC in an Italian family, they couldn't really make sense of this from a 5 year old who had never been to Hawaii. I also loved to dance and sing and I wanted to be a doctor and teach too! How could I possibly do all of this?

Judith Aston of Aston Kinetics

December 13, 2012

I am delighted to share the early days, influences and development of Aston Kinetics with you.

The development of my work begins with me and my childhood. 

I’ve always been a good mime.  Even as a child of 4 or 5 years old, I would see body movement.  When my mother would come home from work, I would say, “A lady came by this afternoon to see you.”  My mother would ask, “What is her name?”  I would answer, “I don’t know but she walked like this.”  And my mother would smile and know exactly who it was.