Massage Therapy Training School Graduates New Class Trained in Scientific Swedish Massage

ALEXANDRIA, Ind. - July 6, 2016 - PRLog -- Twenty-three new Massage Therapists graduated from the Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics on Saturday, June 11, 2016, during ceremonies at Alexandria Monroe High School Auditorium.

The students recently completed a 10 and 1/2-month course of study at the Alexandria School in which they learned Scientific Swedish Massage, Active Isolated Stretching, Hydrotherapy, Muscle Balancing, Anatomy and Physiology, Ethics and Business, and many other techniques related to natural health therapy.

"We are very proud of our graduates and we feel that they are uniquely qualified to meet the growing demand for professionals who can help others in maintaining good health," said Ruthann Hobbs, founder of the school and Chief Instructor. "Massage Therapy is a quickly growing field because more and more people are taking an active role in their own health."

The Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics was founded in 1982 by Ruthann and her husband, Herb. It has grown from a tiny storefront classroom to a major training facility for Massage Therapists and Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapists. The school has attained Federal Accreditation and the course has been divided into three programs.

Professional Swedish Massage Therapy is Swedish Massage Therapy and related techniques. Advanced Professional Massage Therapy is Swedish Massage Therapy, related techniques and Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapy. Comprehensive Advanced Professional Massage Therapy is Swedish Massage Therapy, related techniques, Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapy and Equine, Canine, Feline Therapy.

Classes start August 2, contact the school as soon as possible if you are interested in attending.

Graduates of the school are qualified for membership in the American Massage Therapy Association, which sets standards for professional therapists. Those graduating include:

Kathryn S. Art, Fort Wayne IN

Sarah B.Frieden, Wabash, IN

Spencer James Grady, Redkey, IN

Tiffinie R. Hall, Warsaw, IN

Carri Ann Hartzell, Portland, IN

Beth A. Hensley, Kokomo, IN

Jessica Nicole Holzman, Anderson, IN

Tori Madison Johnson, Huntington, IN

Amy S. Larson, Marion, IN

Jennifer L. Mills, Fort Wayne, IN

Crystal Lynn Pardieck, Lapel, IN

Ciara Nycole Radel, Indianapolis, IN

Stephanie L. Rigney, Lafontaine, IN

Hannah Marie Sanders, Middletown, IN

Julia A.Saulmon, Sharpsville, IN

Fannie A. Schwartz, Bryant, IN

Kayla Shafer, Marion, IN

Shawntae N. Shipley, Spencer, IN

Hannah Marie Smith, Paris, TN

Shelby Leann Sparks, West Terre Haute, IN

Ashely Stewart, Winchester, IN

Lindsay Kay Vester, Greenfield, IN

Kristin Worden, Modoc, IN

About Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics

http://www.assti.com

Founded in 1982, Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics is the oldest massage therapy and alternative health school in the state of Indiana. With more than 40 years in massage therapy, Director and Principal Instructor Ruthann Hobbs is a pioneer and innovator in the field, one of the foremost international experts on Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy, and a passionate educator whose personal mission is to train the best massage therapists in the world. All of Alexandria School's instructors are highly trained and certified educators who meet rigorous standards for expertise and ethics. For more information about Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics, please contact Herbert Hobbs at alexssin.ceo@comcast.net or call (765) 724-9152.