Health Touch Assocates Directory  

All Health Touch Associates are experienced, licensed professionals. We maintain the highest standards in our practice and in our professional associations. We are Florida Licensed and serving clients in Central Florida.

  
Jenny Rock, LMT, Certified Rolfer ®, Director, Health Touch Associates
Licensed Massage Therapist
LICENSE #: MA9869                 Since 1989		  
   
Gary E. Vogel, LMHC
(407) 657-8555
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
LICENSE #: MH2569                 Since 1991		  
   
Barbie Ryan, LMT
Licensed Massage Therapist
LICENSE #: MA18261               Since 1994		  
   
Mike Recicar LMT CNMT, CPT (407) 718-7325
Licensed Massage Therapist
LICENSE #: MA22964               Since 1996      http://www.peakperformance-massage.com/		  
   
Renee McCracken LMT
Licensed Massage Therapist
LICENSE #: MA23315                Since 1994
   
Darby Wyatt, LMT
Licensed Massage Therapist
LICENSE #: MA26086               Since 1998		  
   
Stella Perez, LMT
Licensed Massage Therapist
LICENSE #: MA26342               Since 1998 		 
Always check to see if your health professional is licensed to practice.  Florida and twenty-nine states, as well as the District of Columbia have passed legislation to regulate the massage therapy profession. If practicing in those states, the massage therapist should hold a current license. Local governments may also regulate massage therapists. In such areas, make sure your massage therapist is licensed in your area. 

A massage therapist should also be able to document professional training in massage therapy at a massage training institution such as those accredited by the Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation (COMTA) or is a member of the AMTA Council of Schools. He/she should be a member of a professional association with high standards for membership and/or be Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCTMB), though this is not required

COMTA-accredited massage training programs require a stringent course of study, including at least 500 hours of classroom instruction in anatomy and physiology, massage and technique, relationships with clients, plus related subjects. AMTA Professional membership is limited to massage therapists who have demonstrated a level of skill and expertise through testing and/or education. In addition, all AMTA-member therapists must agree to abide by the AMTA Code of Ethics.
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