Connecting Hands June 24, 2026
AMTA-WI Education Event - January 2027
We are excited to announce the AMTA-WI Chapter's next educational event! Join us January 8–10, 2027, at the Oshkosh Marriott Waterfront Hotel & Convention Center in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Our Education Committee is hard at work finalizing details about the outstanding instructors who will be joining us and the classes that will be offered. We look forward to sharing more information, including our hotel room block details, as soon as it becomes available.
Stay Tuned for Updates—We Can't Wait to See You There!
We are looking for your input as to What Classes or Presenters we Should Offer in Our Upcoming Convention in January!
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Check Out Our New Website!
We're excited to announce the launch of the new AMTA-WI website!
Designed with our members in mind
The updated site offers improved navigation
Easier access to resources, and a fresh, modern look.
Whether you're searching for upcoming events, continuing education opportunities, membership information, or industry updates, you'll find everything you need more quickly and efficiently.
We invite you to explore the new site and discover all the ways AMTA-WI is supporting massage therapists across Wisconsin.
Visit us at https://www.amta-wi.org/
Want more education opportunities? Consider attending AMTA 2026 National Convention August 27-29, 2026 in Denver, CO. Get the best price and first choice of CE sessions when pre-registration opens in January 2026.
Curious about the experience? Here's what our board member, Leah, had to say after attending in 2025:
"At the AMTA National Convention in Dallas, I deepened my understanding of how interconnected the body truly is while connecting with other professionals in the field of massage therapy. It was inspiring to meet and learn from fellow therapists, sharing insights and techniques that I can carry forward in my practice. I attended a variety of classes, and one that stood out to me focused on the movement and mechanics of the feet. I learned how our culture’s reliance on shoes, hard surfaces, and sedentary lifestyles weakens foot and leg strength—impacting balance, posture, and grounding on both physical and emotional levels. These insights, along with the professional connections I made, will help me continue supporting clients in improving not only their structural alignment but also their overall systemic health and vitality." - Leah Strutz, AMTA-WI Board Member
