Wellspring School of Allied Health

MTTI is an AWESOME school! I have been a student since spring of 2008 and am LOVING my experience. I am a registered nurse and needed a change in my career. I had been involved in pain, tragedy and trauma for over twenty years, and now find solice in my studies of nurturing massage and wellness.

My place of study, is now a beautiful little school, with lovely amenities and a warm administrative staff. From the day I enrolled I felt like I was "at home" at MTTI. The enrollment process was easy, complete and warm. As in all new endeavors, setting up a new home and communication network can be a challenge, but I find the efforts of MTTI Wellspring to be very professional. Students are encouraged to be part of this new satellite creation with active involvement and helpful feedback. Progression of a schools success is a students responsibility also.

It is a great place to get an affordable massage. I paid for a massage from one of the more advanced students, and found it to be very therapeutic, and of very high quality.

I am involved in MTTI's, day and evening program currently. I am a philanthropist and am busy with that effort. Kindly, Don the owner, and the staff has helped me arrange my school schedule a bit, so I can carry on with my project. So I find them to be extremely flexible to my learning needs.

I think you will find MTTI's curriculum is very thorough, and feel this school will help it's students blossom into the "cream of the crop" wellness professionals. And the teachers have been wonderful. I personally have never had such warm caring teachers, in all my years of collegiate study and CEU attendance.

Also, I am glad my school is actively involved in the Lawrence community. I was at the beautifully arranged official ribbon cutting ceremony this weekend, where the Chamber of Commerce and other community leaders were present. The new marketing director, set up a beautiful event with free chair massage for the public done by students. The operations manager made a lovely array of hor's d' oeuvres, and beverages for guests. There was a flautist who volunteered her time to play at the community event, so "clients" were serenaded during chair massage. And teachers were there to greet the public, and students. There was a drawing for free massage at the front desk along with helpful wellness information. A local "hoopist" was there to entertain us with her talented moves!

So I hope to see you at our school. It's a lot of fun! I have made great friends at MTTI and am very grateful for the opportunity to make a needed life and career change.

Jane Lake, RN, BSN