American Massage Therapy Association- WA Chapter

American Massage Therapy Association- WA Chapter Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from American Massage Therapy Association- WA Chapter, Nonprofit Organization, 500 Davis Street, Evanston, IL.

The Purpose of AMTA Chapters is to hold meetings and conduct chapter business, provide social and professional networking, organize educational, legislative and community building programs at state and local levels and support AMTA National. The AMTA Washington’s Chapter’s strategic intent is to establish a large, loyal and active membership base by creating an impactful and sustainable Washington

State oriented organization that:

Provides a forum for professional exchange

Advocates for the right to practice

Supports practitioner success

Enhances public demand

06/04/2026

Vancouver, WA we wanna see YOU for a cup of coffee this weekend at Savona Coffee House! We will be there at 11am on Sunday, June 7th.

Have some massage therapy topics in mind? Let’s gather and discuss with some good people over some good coffee!

06/03/2026

Ariel Hubbard shares research on Gua Sha and Cupping, highlighting evidence-based studies for chronic low back pain relief. Discover how these modalities can help.

We are delighted to present Washington instructor Ariel Hubbard! She will be teaching business and marketing topics at our next AMTA WA annual meeting, spring 2027. In the mean time, you can join her upcoming Gua Sha and Cupping course this summer, register here: https://education.arielhubbard.com/GuaShaCuppingRegistration

05/27/2026

Making a living wage is crucial for practitioners in the holistic healing arts. Financial empowerment and equal pay are vital, especially for women and people of color who often face inequities. My goal is to ensure everyone in this field is compensated fairly for the quality healthcare they provide.

We are delighted to present Washington instructor Ariel Hubbard! She will be teaching business and marketing topics at our next AMTA WA annual meeting, spring 2027. In the mean time, you can join her upcoming Gua Sha and Cupping course this summer, register here: https://education.arielhubbard.com/GuaShaCuppingRegistration

05/20/2026

Cupping can feel intense but it dramatically opens up tissue. For therapists, cupping and gua sha are career and hand savers. Using these techniques gives you leverage, saves your hands, and helps you quickly address client pain points, even in just 5 minutes.

We are delighted to present Washington instructor Ariel Hubbard! She will be teaching business and marketing topics at our next AMTA WA annual meeting, spring 2027. In the mean time, you can join her upcoming Gua Sha and Cupping course this summer, register here: https://education.arielhubbard.com/GuaShaCuppingRegistration

Bremerton LMTs, thank you so much for joining us for yesterday’s AMTA Cafe. We love connecting with you all. We had some...
05/18/2026

Bremerton LMTs, thank you so much for joining us for yesterday’s AMTA Cafe. We love connecting with you all. We had some great conversations about setting goals and building our networks. We can’t wait to see you again!

It's time to Speak Up again!
05/14/2026

It's time to Speak Up again!

🚨 URGENT: Proposed Rule Could Threaten Massage Therapy Education 🚨

The U.S. Department of Education has proposed a rule that would impose a “Do-No-Harm” earnings test on postsecondary schools, limiting access to federal financial aid for massage therapy programs and putting up to 89% of aid-receiving schools at risk of closing.

While the intent is to protect students, this rule misses the mark for our profession. Massage therapy careers do not fit into a one-size-fits-all earnings model. Many therapists work part-time, are self-employed, or earn income through tips—factors this rule fails to consider.

What’s at stake?
1. Reduced access to education, especially for lower-income students
2. Massage school closures across the country
3. A significant decline in future massage therapists entering the workforce

✅ AMTA is taking action to protect access to massage education—but we need your voice.

Learn how you can make an impact today: https://bit.ly/434uJBQ

Submit your comments on the proposed rule to the Department of Education by May 20!

Let’s stand together to protect access to massage therapy education and ensure our profession is fairly represented. 💙

05/13/2026

Many massage students are unknowingly tech and business phobic. If this sounds like you, consider finding a mentor. Mentorship can bridge these gaps, dramatically shaping your career trajectory and earning potential from day one. Don't underestimate the opportunity cost of not getting support.

We are delighted to present Washington instructor Ariel Hubbard! She will be teaching business and marketing topics at our next AMTA WA annual meeting, spring 2027. In the mean time, you can join her upcoming Gua Sha and Cupping course this summer, register here: https://education.arielhubbard.com/GuaShaCuppingRegistration

05/06/2026

As a massage therapist, how many massages should you receive for every 20 you give? The golden rule is one for every 20. It's crucial to experience the value of massage firsthand to effectively convey it to your clients. Prioritize your own well-being—it makes all the difference.

We are delighted to present Washington instructor Ariel Hubbard! She will be teaching business and marketing topics at our next AMTA WA annual meeting, spring 2027. In the mean time, you can join her upcoming Gua Sha and Cupping course this summer, register here: https://education.arielhubbard.com/GuaShaCuppingRegistration

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Evanston, IL
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