November 13th: A Day of Massage for Cindy Anderson
The Wellness Community Unites In Support of a Beloved Local Massage Teacher
Cindy Anderson, LMT, MTI, a beloved long-time instructor at the Lauterstein-Conway Massage School was recently diagnosed with Stage Four Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor (GIST) cancer.
This is a rare form of cancer for which there is chemotherapy but no dependable cure.
Cindy performing “Table Thai” or Shiatsu during a photo shoot to support our school.
Day of Massage for Cindy Anderson Fundraiser
The reality of a career in teaching in our country is that a diagnosis like Cindy’s is a tremendous financial burden.
In an effort to support Cindy, show our love and appreciation for the contribution she has made to our school and massage programs, and simply support her as a fellow human being, the Lauterstein-Conway Massage School is organizing a special event to engage the massage community in supporting Cindy.
The Day of Massage for Cindy Anderson is virtual fundraiser taking place on Tuesday, November 13th.
We are asking Austin-area massage therapists and clients to contribute the monetary value of one massage to Cindy’s Go Fund Me campaign.
If you cannot contribute, please consider sharing this post via the social media platform of your choice with friends and family.
More About Cindy Anderson
Cindy Anderson, Massage Therapy Instructor
Cindy has been a student and practitioner of massage therapy since 1989. She has been a massage therapy instructor since 1991 and has educated students alongside David and John, co-founders of the school, for nearly 30 years.
Currently, Cindy instructs in the Advanced Program for Clinical Massage and Bodywork. She also leads chair massage and shiatsu workshops.
Cindy practices Swedish massage, chair massage, Shiatsu, Thai yoga massage, pregnancy massage, lomi lomi, hot stone, deep massage, sports massage and many advanced hydrotherapies.
Her passion for bodywork led her to study reflexology, jin shin jitsu, watsu and waterdance, as well as yoga.
Cindy performing a Shiatsu massage demonstration.
If you have ever received a massage from a one of our graduates, you have by some extension very likely been touched, pun intended, by the work of Cindy Anderson.
Please consider honoring the life and work of Cindy Anderson on November 13th.