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Testimonials

 

Here are a few things my clients have said about my massages. I hope this gives you some kind of idea of the type of therapist I am.

 

Gabriel Herrera ~ percussionist for Ruben V: "thank you so much for your awesome talent, your hands are blessed girl. I wish I can have you every minute of the day ."

 

Ralph Jimenez ~ after receiving his first massage ever: "I felt like I was walking on clouds."

 

"Megahurtz" ~ Alamo City Roller Girls: "I can vouch for Michelle that she is very effective at alleviating pain/tightness in your muscles. This is not the kind of massage that puts you to sleep because it so relaxing... this is deep tissue massage to locate and work out knots and other issues related to the strain that we put our bodies through in the name of roller derby."

 

E-mail me @ michelle@majrmassage.com if you'd like to add a testimonial to this page.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About Me...

 

I was born and raised right here in San Antonio, Texas. I graduated from Oliver Wendell Holmes high school in 1984. I then went onto San Antonio College to begin my college studies and ultimately transferred to St. Mary's University where I earned my Bachelors in Business Administration (BBA) with a concentration in Marketing in December 1990. 

 

I've worked for various San Antonio companies over the next 12 years. I spent a few years as a registered representative for a local mutual fund company where I'd earned my Series 6 & 63 Licenses. I've spent more than my fair share of time doing receptionist and other clerical work through a local temporary agency. My last office job was for an international long distance company. I began there as a temporary receptionist. I worked my way up to become the billing manager of that company. Not bad, huh? Too bad they declared bankruptcy. But if they hadn't maybe I would never have become a massage therapist.

 

In those 12 years I'd been laid off twice and had gone through two corporate bankruptcies.  The corporate environment seemed too unstable for me as a single mom. I just couldn't find myself without a job through no fault of my own. So right before the second, and hopefully last, bankruptcy I enrolled in massage therapy school. Unfortunately, I found myself unemployed before I was able to complete my massage training. It didn't deter me. It might have made it a bit more difficult, but I had a great support system to help me along the way.

 

I graduated from the Academy of Massage Therapy Training in Sept. of 2003. I completed my training in just under 6 months AND as an Honor Graduate with over 200 hours of hands-on massage work! I quickly applied for my temporary massage therapy license allowing me to open up my very own massage practice on Oct. 2, 2003. In Feb. 2004 I passed my exams and became a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)*. I've been self-employed ever since.

 

My first office was in a little beauty salon on Olmos Drive. I stayed there for 6 months until I was invited by Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds, a chiropractor, to join him in his practice in 2004. I still use his offices today. **

 

Check out my blog if you'd like to learn more about me on an ongoing basis. 

 

* I am now a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT). This change come with my most recent massage license renewal in 2006.

 

** I am currently between offices, although I still occassionally use Dr. Reynolds's office on a drop-in basis. But not to worry ~ I am still taking appointments.