The Mission of the AMTA-Georgia Chapter is to promote massage therapy by nurturing and investing in our members and supporting the quality of life of the citizens of Georgia.  

AMTA Call for Candidates

Have you had a good experience volunteering at the chapter level?  Would you like to make a difference on the National Front?  On or about July 1, candidate packets will be distributed.  Click here for more information.

Timeline

New and Noteworthy

• Post-Convention Seminar on Self Care with Diana Thompson
• Employment opportunity notice from Jennifer Simpson.
• The Massage Therapy Tour is coming to Georgia on July 2 and 3 - looking for member volunteers.
• Apply for AMTA's Student Scholarship by May 31.
• Congratulations to Gini Ohlson on her appointment to Executive Director of the Massage Therapy Foundation.  Gini's appointment is part of an internal restructuring.  She replaces Shelly Johnson, retiring Executive Director of AMTA.
• Governor Deal signed HB 141 on May 6.
• Massage Therapy Research Roundup
• AMTA Elects National Board
• AMTA's Healthcare Relationships and Their Impact on the Profession
• Living Well Handout for your clients.
• View the September issue of Hands on Georgia
• AMTA Announced Major Committment to Consumer Education on Massage Therapy
• AMTA-Georgia Chapter featured on national MS Society website.
• Welcome New Members!
• AMTA Promotes Massage Research to Media and Consumers
• AMTA's Health Care Relationships and Their Impact on the Profession.
• Massage and Lupus
  One of the symptoms of lupus is chronic pain.  Learn how massage can help.