Welcome to the official website for the world’s first attempt at the BIGGEST massage ever™!

‘Where can I get a really FREE Massage?’

We are licensed massage therapists here in the Las Vegas Valley, and we thought to ourselves ‘how many people want a free massage?’ and then we immediately thought to ourselves: “Everyone!’

So, we are aiming, on May 8, 2011, to facilitate a free massage for Everyone, by a certified and licensed professional massage therapist, all together in one place, receiving at the same time!

‘Who is Everyone going to be?’

There will be MANY clients wanting a free massage, and this won’t be just any massage – this is a very special massage. It is a massage given by qualified, and dedicated professional massage therapists whose intent is for wellness and health in each client they touch at this event. There won’t be any walls between you and the table next to you – and no walls containing the unified energy of intention created for and absorbed by all the participants in the room.

‘Why would I want to participate?’

Well, touch is a powerful medium in which wellness and healing occur, short- and long-term benefits are so life-changing that we think as many people as want one should have the opportunity at a free massage. Doctors, Dentists, Chiropractors, Cardiologists, Oncologists, Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Coaches, Physical Therapists, and more types of healthcare professionals RECOMMEND and even prescribe massage therapy as a form of healthy rehabilitation, recovery, prevention, and pain management. And: the positive effects of massage on this large a scale are HUGE!

‘How in the world are you getting Everyone a FREE Massage!?’

It takes planning for an event such as has never been seen, performed, or received before…so, if you are curious, please keep your eye on our RSS/email feed where you’ll get updates as to who, what, where, when, why, and how of the Massage World Record will be established.

We have partnered with Susan G Komen for the Cure®, Southern Nevada Affiliate to benefit those touched by breast cancer.  The 2011 Alternative Healing for Holistic Health Exposition (Ahhh Expo) will feature Massage Therapy, Bodywork, Fitness, Nutrition, and other Complementary and alternative methods of improving health and wellness for all walks of life – a contemporary exhibition of the best products and services to promote healthy lifestyle choices for everyone.

The primary location for the Event will be in Las Vegas – we  are targeting May 8th, 2011, as the official Event date, to compliment the Las Vegas Race for the Cure event on May 7th, sponsored by the Susan G Komen for the Cure®, Southern Nevada Affiliate.

If you have interests or questions in participating as a Client, Massage Therapist, Organizer, Sponsor, or have another way you can help promote, activate, and mediate the BIGGEST massage ever™, please Contact Us.

We are building the table at which we will all receive massage – one stage at a time – and we’ll need all the bodies we can get.

– Check back often for updates & your opportunity to Register–

As the Massage World Record project will take many, many (,many!) dedicated professionals to complete from even the smallest task to the largest challenges, we’ll have them all posted on our ‘Who’s Running This Gig?” page – and we’ll be posting more as each of them give us permission to post their contact information. You might want to ask Felicia a question or two about the MWR project. We’ll let you know when there’s anyone else that’s sacrificed their sanity to be listed here.

Felicia Brown, LMBT, Marketing Consultant

Felicia Brown, LMBT

Felicia Brown, is the owner of Spalutions! and provides continuing education, business consulting and marketing coaching for massage and spa professionals. She is a sought-after public speaker with appearances at many national and international spa and massage conferences. Felicia is also a licensed massage therapist, Certified Guerrilla Marketing Coach and NCBTMB Approved Provider.



Felicia has been featured in numerous trade publications including DAYSPA, Spa Magazine, Skin, Inc., Massage Therapy Journal, Massage Magazine, Massage & Bodywork, Spa Management Journal, Spa Business and Dermascope. She is the Membership Chairman of the Day Spa Association and provides free business advice on her blog (http://blog.spalutions.com). She has also won numerous awards including 2009 Spa Person of the Year (Day Spa Association) and 2005 Small Business Person of the Year (Greensboro Chamber of Commerce). She also received National Volunteer Committee of the Year (American Massage Therapy Association.)



Felicia is passionate about inspiring others in and out of the spa industry. Her personal philosophy of engaging in “cooperative competition” and sharing her knowledge and experience with others has been a cornerstone of her career since becoming a massage therapist in 1994. Felicia continues to apply this way of thinking in her coaching, consulting and teaching as well as her work with the Massage World Record project. “I love the potential this event has to make an impact on massage therapy and causes like Susan G Komen Foundation. I also love the enthusiasm of the founders!” -Felicia Brown

Advancement of Portability for Charitable Massage – Legal Insights in Nevada

It doesn’t seem like a ‘big deal’ to most people, but to massage therapy professionals, what’s been developing in Nevada could become a huge advancement for license portability and promotion of industry standards that are becoming more congruent from state to state as time moves on.

MWR Project Inc has had and continues to have the privilege of working with the Nevada State Board of Massage Therapists (NSBMT) on developing fair and systematically-beneficial rules that have integrity for license Applicants and massage-receiving Public alike regarding charitable events in Nevada.

Reasoning for Jurisdictional Licensing

The main responsibility of and reason the NSBMT was born is to protect the Public – to promote Public Safety where the purveyance and conveyance of massage therapy modalities is concerned…in every place in the state of Nevada.

Nevada has its challenges:  illegal prostitution using the massage therapy industry as a front, human trafficking is rampant in Sin City (Southern Nevada), and regulation of a large resort spa industry consumes the time and resources of a relatively new Board in the Nevada State government system – only 5 years old.

When one talks about portability – like the ‘import’ of, from another state – the NSBMT takes an administrative look and puts every new & transferring-in applicant under the microscope.  It is their responsibility to Public Safety that demands that all ‘I’s are dotted and ‘t’s are crossed.

MWR Project’s Interest in Nevada’s Massage Law

One of the subjects of massage law that concerns the MWR Project and its subsequent Petition to the NSBMT regards performance of massage at charitable events by out-of-state licensed massage therapists.

There are written massage laws in other states, more or less regulated, that explicitly and in detail state the role of an out-of-state therapist that practices in their state; most states with the “charitable” laws already written favor charitable performance of massage therapy by LMTs licensed in other states.  Nevada’s law is not currently written as favorably regarding accessibility of the Nevada jurisdiction for out-of-state licensed professionals to perform massage, specifically for charitable purposes.

It has been a necessity for the Project to adhere to state massage law and, moreover, a desire to be in line with the jurisdictional Board of Nevada and local business license departments has led MWR Project to Petition the NV State Board.

In its June 11th Petition, and on behalf of the Project, David Otto requested that a policy or process be devised that produces, on behalf of the NSBMT, a list of NSBMT-approved LMTs from other states to perform massage therapy on the Public attending their charitable, nonprofit-oriented Event.

What has been concluded by the NSBMT is that there is a POSSIBILITY and, now, a PROBABILITY that the massage law in Nevada may allow out-of-state, state-licensed and qualifying massage therapists.  A Temporary License Policy for out-of-state massage therapists is currently in the vetting stage, and a formal presentation and vote by the Board is intended to commence and bear fruit in the NSBMT’s October 2010 Public meeting.

Why a ‘Temporary License’?

There are several key factors that legally complicate MWR Project’s Main Event – work with us for a minute: the logical conclusion will make sense:

The purpose of law is to protect the Public – the purpose of regulation is to enforce the law, which protects the Public.  Assuming all Massage Practitioners follow the Massage Law, the Public is safe.  So who can be a Massage Practitioner?  The Board decides through an application process, which evaluates moral fiber, competency, and intent to follow the massage law once the applicant is licensed.  Renewal of a license also depends on these things.

An event like the Massage World Record Attempt of “Most Simultaneous Massages Performed” connotes a large effort: possibly in the scope of “the World,” to be exact.  Well, Nevada Massage Law does not allow the (unauthorized) World to come in and practice.  And, until a few days ago, it hadn’t considered anyone outside the state of Nevada to be legally able to practice massage in Nevada, without their entire process being completed successfully – proof of credentials, Federal background check, financial commitment, and time are the main costs associated with the Nevada process.

(TENTATIVE) Logical Conclusion:  Now, the result of a concerted effort of the Board members and Administrative Staff and David’s Petition, there is a Temporary License Policy for charitable events being considered, and, upon final review and approval of the NSBMT, the Policy will determine that, in so many words, any out-of-state state-licensed massage therapist that meets the minimum requirements of Nevada’s application regarding number of education hours (at a minimum, and yet to be determined) WILL BE ABLE to apply for a Temporary (90-day) license to perform massage at [registered] Nonprofit Organizations’ events where touching the Public is part of the intent.

Portability = Possibility

If you consider portability’s definition, MWR Project has only brought to the attention of the NSBMT the POSSIBILITIES of a collaboration of State Boards of Massage Therapy – the NSBMT has done a wonderful thing by considering (and finally approving in October 2010, fingers crossed!), deriving policy, and applying the principle of (im)portability of comparable State massage therapy licenses.

This could not be closer to the intent of MWR Project to increase the visibility locally and participation nationally of massage therapists from all over the country!

Some More FAQs

Here are some facts we know and can ascertain will most likely be true:

• Washington, D.C. & the 50 U.S. States’ LMTs will be able to apply through a process mediated by the Nonprofit Organization [MWR Project Inc, in our case] and the license will be applicable only to this Event, in May 2011.
• Unless otherwise noted (please contact MWR Project with questions), a list of states/jurisdictions will be supplied by the NSBMT and constantly updated to the Project that will be communicated to those LMTs expressing interest as to each LMTs eligibility for Temporary License.
• Current state licenses (at the time of the Event, e.g. “through May 2011”) will be required during the application process.  This means that up to 3 months before the Event, we anticipate your needing a current (“good through May 2011”) state license in order to be eligible to receive your Temporary Nevada Massage Therapist license.
• Based on the NSBMT’s activity in moving this Policy development rather quickly and steadily, we anticipate Registration for all U.S. LMTs to perform at this event to be OPEN in late October 2010.

Future FAQs

There will be more details as the Policy is finally unfolded, written, and lays out the “A, B, Cs” of how this pilot Policy and flagship Event will work with the NSBMT to “make it so”- so everyone is protected and covered.  Please keep an eye out for the October 15^th decision, announcements, and updates that pertain to your performing massage in Nevada if you are a state-licensed out-of(-Nevada)-state massage therapist.  Keep up with the news through MWR Project’s RSS Feed (direct to your Inbox) or express your interest in being a massage therapist at the BIGGEST massage ever™!

We would like to mention that the process takes time – and that time is favored when considering Public Safety – solid processes and decisions are not easily made when many people are involved and/or affected.  All probabilities, challenges, and solutions have been derived and addressed in a well-thought-out and comprehensive Policy that considers all parties the process of regulating charitable application of massage therapy.

Thank  you

MWR Project would like to thank each Board Member for considering and HAVING this conversation.  We would also like to especially thank Lisa Cooper, Executive Director for the NSBMT, for hand-developing the currently-considered and –developing Policy that allows qualified and eligible Licensed Massage Therapists from other U.S. jurisdictions to practice in Nevada.  Without the integrity of the process being upheld by Lisa and all the current Board Members alike, the process would be lost and POSSIBILITIES would never become REALITIES.

And thank YOU for reading this: your interest in reading this whole article has just signed you up to PARTICIPATE in the BIGGEST massage ever™!

Working to get proper permissions David  has been following results closely with the Nevada State Board of Massage Therapists (NSBMT) for many months now; that therapists from anywhere may come to Las Vegas and experience the BIGGEST massage ever.   



Our list of interested therapists is growing rapidly, and to open up our registration process, three things must first happen:

• Secure the Venue
• Understand fully what licensure is required for every body in the room
• Know what dates which permissions/policies go into effect, in time for this event

On August 13^th, 2010, the NSBMT is meeting and David’s petition will be addressed pertaining to such permissions. These proposed policies have been in the “draft box” for some time, as discussions take place about changes within our legislation, revisions made, loop holes considered. We were informed that a goal for this meeting was to have such a policy written which allows out-of-state practitioners, who currently hold a valid license within their state, to perform therapeutic massage at charitable events in Nevada.



We are very excited about this potential decision, as it meets two of the three goals listed.  When we open registration upon securing the venue, it will be possible to post update information, such as numbers of therapists, clients, vendors and sponsors enrolled, and begin to create the BIGGEST massage ever.



Please write to us if you have questions about your performing a massage at this unique Event – we’d be happy to get you “in the know” about how you may participate!

Relationships in the service industry are very important, and MWR Project realizes and respects those Clients, Therapists, Sponsors, and Vendors that choose to participate with us in creating the BIGGEST massage ever™ – the business of Massage Education and Fundraising for the Susan G Komen for the Cure®, Southern Nevada Affiliate and the Massage Therapy Foundation.



An important method of getting the word out there depends on you, the Supporter of the Massage World Record project.  Nathan Nordstrom of Educated Touch is such a person (a “you”) and a business that has taken the initiative to promote his own passion and faith that this project must happen for the massage therapy industry and for the benefactors of the clients of Susan G Komen for the Cure® and the Massage Therapy Foundation.



It is a rare occasion when a business steps forward and offers to collaborate in order to build the value of a project by donating a portion of their registrations for a class to benefit the project.



In collaboration with the MWR Project, Educated Touch, Nathan’s Continuing Education Providership, serving massage therapists in the industry, is donating 10% of all his collected Las Vegas Class registration fees to MWR Project Inc.



We think this is an astounding and gracious gesture!  And: we are VERY appreciative of the nature and effect that this generous action will have as a positive impact on the Project.



BODIES and Massage Therapy – Be sure to register for Nathan’s personally-guided and educationally-enlightening 4-hour CE course at the Bodies…the Exhibition here in Las Vegas.  He will show you things in the exhibit beyond the exhibit’s general purpose and that are from a 10-year-massage-therapist-veteran’s point of view. read more



We encourage you to register for this NCBTMB-approved class available for a very reasonable cost to professionals in an industry that seeks to serve its clients in a more educated and experienced manner, advancing anatomical knowledge amongst massage therapy caregivers.  If you want to “geek-out” about anatomy, Nathan’s your Instructor!



You may learn more about the course and register at http://elearn.educatedtouch.com/



You may register for his August course/tour by the August 19^th (multiple dates available) for his exclusive offer ($10 off) extended when you mention you read/heard it from the MWR Project!

Call Nathan at (503)706-2480 to book your special MWR Project rate!

Nathan, You, and all the people who you tell about this Project – THANK YOU!

One of the goals of the Project is to support local community, nonprofit organizations that benefit a group of people that bind together for one reason or another.

The Las Vegas Youth Orchestras facilitate an after school program to develop the desire and talent of promising and budding musicians – for over 25 years now.  The LVYO works closely with the Clark County School District; MWR Project believes that the Southern Nevada Public, Parents, and FANS of music and these dedicated students is where we’d like to focus a partnership – a complimentary association that adds a positive dynamic to the experience of massage and healing.

It has been part of the Vision of the Project to have LIVE music playing during the Attempt at the BIGGEST massage ever:  the official Guinness World Record® Attempt at the Most Simultaneous Massages Performed.  We believe music therapy has a growing affect on clients of massage therapy and patients who are looking for additional ways to enhance the healing properties of combining holistic, healing methods of touch & music.

Gayla has been working diligently to bring the philosophies, pragmatism, and presentation of a large-scale production to be a part of the Event we’re naming the Massage World Record project, and that honors the Mission of the LVYO to support it’s members and beneficiaries.

We can think of no better way to make your massage more enjoyable and productive – physically, mentally, and spiritually – than to experience the combined effects of therapeutic massage and live, master performances by an 88-piece Las Vegas Youth Orchestra.

We are very excited to announce that the Las Vegas Youth Orchestras organization agrees…and that they’ve committed to perform at our proposed May 8, 2011, Event!  Please read below for their PRESS RELEASE:

Thursday, August 5, 2010 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Las Vegas Youth Philharmonic (LVYP) announces their partnership in support of the MWR Project, Inc.  LVYP encourages participation by all in voting every day during the Pepsi Challenge Voting Campaign to win the Pepsi Challenge grant!

The LVYP is pleased to participate during MWR’s main Event of the Attempt at the Most Simultaneous Massage Therapy Sessions Performed, sanctioned by the Guinness World Record organization, in May 2011.  The orchestra will perform during the event.

The Las Vegas Youth Philharmonic, (Charles A. Jackson-Music Director) is the topmost level of a 4-tiered youth orchestra.  With over 300 students enrolled, the after-school program has served southern Nevada for over 25 years.  The LVYP has received global recognition with their European Tour of 2008 where the students performed at the world-class venues in Salzburg, Vienna and Prague.  The orchestra is currently preparing for their next tour to China in June of 2011.  For more information about the LVYP go to the website www.lvyo.org or email friends@lvyo.org.



Thank you, LVYO, Bev Patton, Chuck Jackson, and Hal Weller, for affording us the opportunity to work with you and your students & Musicians!

As the Massage World Record project will take many, many (,many!) dedicated professionals to complete from even the smallest task to the largest challenges, we’ll have them all posted on our ‘Who’s Running This Gig?” page – and we’ll be posting more as each of them give us permission to post their contact information. You might want to ask Kim a question or two about the MWR project. We’ll let you know when there’s anyone else that’s sacrificed their sanity to be listed here.

Kim Moffatt, LMT, Therapist Coordinator

Kim Moffatt, LMT NCTMB

Kim brings on board her 5 years of experience in working with nonprofit organizations in San Diego, CA.  She has been a Licensed Massage Therapist for the past 7 years. She’s contributed to the massage education of others in her position as a Classroom Manager and Teacher Assistant at her alma mater, the Nevada School of Massage Therapy.  Kim spent over a year in the South Pacific, Kwajalein, Marshall Islands, where she worked as a civilian on an Army Military Base; she had the honor being able to touch many enlisted men and women as well as Marshallese natives and government employees.  Her experience as a Massage Director at a Las Vegas day spa has assisted her in successfully operating her private practice.  Her passion lies in teaching each client more about themselves by incorporating Cranio-Sacral Therapy, SomatoEmotional Release (SER), or Lymphatic Drainage in her massage and bodywork. And for infants and toddlers, she’s seen first-hand the incredible results using Cranio-Sacral for her pediatric clients.

Kim welcomes the opportunity working on the MWR project.  “The awareness this project will bring to the public eye is huge.  To educate the importance on how massages can benefit their bodies and having it be a part of their healthy lifestyle.” – Kim Moffatt

MWR Project Inc is proud to be working with the Massage Therapy Foundation in raising funds for Research, Education, & Community Service in the Massage Therapy field.

The collaboration is an effort to promote and benefit the massage therapy industry that is building a veritable warehouse of information designed to support the viability of massage therapy as a healthy choice for many people. Considerations in delivering a massage therapy session are always a concern of the informed practitioner, but information about how, when, why, and by what method to deliver massage is not available from just one source.

MWR Project supports the MTF as the future of the massage therapy industry’s Messenger, a resource and repository of scientifically-studied, -developed, and -supported documentation of real-life applications for considerations in massage therapy, for the massage practitioner and the general public.

It is with a collaborative & on-going spirit of commitment that MWR Project announces their work with the Massage Therapy Foundation. Their goal is to raise and donate a portion of the net profits raised through each Massage World Record Event to a foundation that strives to improve and ever-substantiate the need for massage therapy in the health care and wellness industries as an adjunct choice and well-documented, results-oriented mode of healing.

About the Massage Therapy Foundation: “The Massage Therapy Foundation advances the knowledge and practice of massage therapy by supporting scientific research, education, and community service. Goals: 1. Advance research on therapeutic massage and bodywork; 2. Foster massage therapy initiatives that serve populations in need; 3. Promote research literacy and capacity in the profession; 4. Support the evidence-informed practice of therapeutic massage and bodywork based upon available research, client factors, and practitioner experience and judgment; and, 5. Fortify the Foundation’s financial resources and organizational effectiveness.” Visit the Massage Therapy Foundation’s website for more information.

MWR Project Inc got an awesome opportunity to spread its wings in looking for interested Licensed Massage Therapists and Clients for its projected May 8, 2011, event at the 2010 World Massage Festival (WMF) in Berea, Kentucky, on June 17 – 20th!  There were hundreds of Massage Therapists on-hand taking in the Continuing Education classes and scores of top-rated-industry leaders, professionals, and companies represented in the Vendor Hall at this year’s event.

Over the 4 days of festivities, including a bluegrass jam session, Massage Therapy Hall of Fame & awards ceremony, and Massage Symposium presentation, Gayla and David took in as much feedback and interest expressed by all attendees of the WMF.



Day One – MassageNerd Ryan Hoyme broadcasted on live Blog-TV an interview with David and Gayla.  In the interview, several questions were answered, including what the project is all about, who should be involved, and some challenges the Event Co-Organizers have occasioned and anticipate, to name a few questions.



Day Two – Vendor Hall time!  After Keynote Speaker Paul St. John delivered his presentation, attendees of the Festival came out in droves to peruse the services and wares that the Vendors had to offer.  MassageToday was a major Sponsor and on Day 4, presented the crowd with their signature “$500 Cash Giveaway” to the lucky attendees wearing the company’s shirt to the announcement.  We were lucky to have our booth RIGHT NEXT TO the stage: it’s always an awesome sight to see practically all the attendees in a sea of black MassageToday shirts.



We met a BUNCH of massage therapists and people who’d not heard all the details about the Project, and we were happy to enlighten them and ask for their support by keeping in contact with them through email.  We also took business cards and entries to win a COBY 8GB MP3 Player (a convenient companion to an MT’s practice for playing massage music!) and Valarie Dunleavy of West Virginia was our Winner on Day 4 – Congratulations!



Day Three – Class, Class…and more CLASS!  Not only did the attendees take their Continuing Education courses from such industry and education leaders as Felicia Brown, Judith DeLany, James Waslaski, Ruthie Piper Hardee, and Laura Allen, to name a few, but we also met some CLASSY Vendors and their company Presidents, Owners, and representatives, some of which we see on Facebook, MassageProfessionals.com, and other sites ALL THE TIME!  Too bad we didn’t get to meet EVERYONE – What an exciting time for us to be there



Day Four – Time to wrap it up:  Classes ensued for the morning and afternoon, and the Vendor floor was a-buzz with all the Vendor giveaways and last-minute deals for the attendees.  This is also the day Gayla and I volunteered for Sanctuary, an Angie Patrick baby, where we did foot massage for a $10 donation to the Shriners Children’s Hospital charity that Sanctuary benefits at every conference and convention where they appear.



And, so:  we wound our way home, through the airports of the U.S., pouring over the thoughts, information, and general well-received comments and email addresses that many of the attendees graciously gave to MWR Project.



We certainly would like to thank Mike Hinkle and Cindy Michaels for organizing such an AWESOME Festival – in the true nature of the name World Massage Festival, they both work very hard to provide opportunities for everyone that attends, and MWR Project Inc was proud to be part of such a well-done Event!



We definitely plan on attending next year’s World Massage Festival in North Carolina – 2011!

Berea, KY – June 17, 2010:

Ryan Hoyme, aka “the Massage Nerd”, was gracious and connected with MWR Project Inc at the World Massage Festival for a live broadcast on his internet BlogTV show. This was the first time David and Gayla have done a video interview for MWR Project Inc and were very excited to ‘be present’ at the Festival and on Ryan’s live show.

You may click through to Massage Nerd’s YouTube channel to view more of his interviews with massage industry professionals and companies.

Ryan Hoyme is a massage therapist and massage therapy Instructor in Minnesota – he is the Producer (and Director) of his industry-famous, weekly, live internet show about everything Massage Therapy. He’s been the Massage Nerd, producing the show, and making himself available to promote massage industry businesses and people for 5 years. His website and YouTube channel are among the most-visited massage therapy sites on the internet. Check out his website at www.MassageNerd.com for a plethora of information that will satisfy even the voracious massage therapy information appetite!

As the Massage World Record project will take many, many (,many!) dedicated professionals to complete from even the smallest task to the largest challenges, we’ll have them all posted on our ‘Who’s Running This Gig?” page – and we’ll be posting more as each of them give us permission to post their contact information. You might want to ask Laura a question or two about the MWR project. We’ll let you know when there’s anyone else that’s sacrificed their sanity to be listed here.

Laura Stendel, BA, LMT

Laura complements the project by bringing her 3+ years of massage therapist managing skills and 5+ years of massage therapy passion to the table. Laura is a Licensed Massage Therapist and the Regional Director of Operations for Casino’ssage Inc. She also co-Organizes the Las Vegas Massage Therapy Meetup® group since May of 2008, is an Advisory Board Member for Anthem Institute’s Massage Therapy Program, and is a Professional Member of the American Massage Therapy Association. She is voted the National Association of Professional Women’s (NAPW) VIP Woman of the Year in 2009 and 2010, and is an active member of the Las Vegas Spa Association (LVSA) for 3 years.
Laura attended California State University – San Marcos, and received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. Laura’s dedication to leading and educating massage therapist colleagues is evident in her participation in and promotion of all the groups in which she takes part and actively manages – she lends a sense of integrity and professionalism to every massage therapy venture of which she is a part, and is very enthusiastic about the Massage World Record project.
“I want to work with the Massage World Record project because it’s new and exciting; being an organizer and a therapist, it gives me an incredible opportunity to give my talents.”