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Credentials & Affiliations:

Swedish Institute: I am quite posative about my experience at Swedish Institute! The thorough and extensive manner in which this school prepares it's students continues to impress me as I still find it rare to work a day without drawing on the knowlege that I gained there.

Old Medicine Hospital:On my first trip to Thailand, I decided to study at the birthplace of internation Thai Massage training. Old Medicine Hospital has been training students for over 50 years.

ITM: International Training Massage School in Chiang Mai Thailand is where I decided to attend on my second trip to Thailand. Chongkol Setthakorn, founder of ITM, developed the cirriculum at Old Medicine Hospital which became the standard around the world for Thai Massage instruction.

AMTA: As a professional member of the AMTA, not only do I enjoy being kept abreast of any new developments in the industry, I have top notch liability coverage for my practice as well.

NCTMB: The National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork is the most widely adopted standard for massage therapy in the USA today.

The Thailand Ministry of Public Health: ITM and Old Medicine Hospital are approved by the Ministry of Public Health in Thailand and acknowleged by the governments of numerous counties arounf the world incuding the USA.

The Thailand Ministry of Education: ITM and Old Medicine Hospital are approved by Thailand Ministry of Public Health and recognized internationally by many professional colleges and associations for continuing education in the regulated healthcare field.

The University of the State of New York: The only way to become licensed to practice Massage Therapy in the State of New York is to complete at least 1,000 hours of instruction in a qualified Massage Therapy program and then to pass the NY State Board exam.

The University of the State of New Jersey: The NCTMB is the most widely adopted standard for massage therapy in the USA today. The State of New Jersey uses this standard to qualify professional candidates for licensure.

The University of the State of Wisconsin: I have proudly earned a BFA in my home state of WI.

Thai Healing Alliance: Thai Healing Alliance International (THAI) is a non-partisan network of professionals who study and practice nuad boran, also known as traditional Thai massage. THAI endorses students, Registered Thai Therapists, teachers and schools around the world that follow basic standards of study and practice of Thai healing arts. Lists of Registered Thai Therapists (RTT), approved Instructors, workshops, and general information are available on this website.

Thai Institue of Healing Arts: The only comprehensive Thai Medical Education, Research and Treatment Center outside of Thailand.

ITTA: Internatiuonal Thai Therapists Association, promoting and developing programs in Thai Yoga and Thai Massage full time since 1984! The oldest and original source for comprehensive recognitions and programs in the US.

ThaiBodywork: Since its inception, Thai Bodywork has become one of the largest and most respected schools in the country devoted primarily to Thai healing techniques.