Who is the massage therapist?

Alexis Christy, LMT, BA, MBA, the lead practitioner at Massage For Wellbeing, LLC, is a Certified Massage Therapist who graduated from the nationally recognized PA Institute of Massage Therapy in Quakertown, PA, and is licensed in the practice of massage by the state of Pennsylvania, PA License # MSG000082.  Studied prenatal/postnatal massage with Cheral Chapman RN, HN-BC, NCTMB, NJSC and studied gentle touch supportive massage and oncology massage  with Cheryl Chapman  for those needing gentle work such as seniors, those with health challenges or individuals with cancer either currently under treatment or after treatment has been completed.  Alexis has extensive education and experience in the healthcare, teaching, and corporate arenas and is a member of the Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP).

   

 

                                             

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My professional attitude is that "Everyone deserves respect and the best I can provide."  I enjoy working with people of all ages and in helping them obtain their highest potential.  I also enjoy my work with BARC Developmental Services and Grand View Hospice helping folks in need.

I am quite active with my husband, 2 grandsons, and my work.  My husband and I enjoy hiking in local parks and along the Delaware and Perkiomen Rivers.  Our vegetable garden is basically organic and yields lots of fresh herbs and vegetables.  Guess you figured out that we love the outdoors.

As secretary / administrative assistant, I helped my blind husband write and publish the book "Journey into Blindness."   The book is intended to be an inspirational story of overcoming trauma and regaining a valuable life.

But most of all I enjoy learning and expanding my world and working with people.  My motto is thought to be from George Elliot, "It's never too late to be what you might have been."  Another quote from Dr. Ria Gilday helps to keep me focused, "Opportunity is the choice you make, not a social obligation."

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