CONTINUING EDUCATION
Angie began her teaching career in 2001 and continued to teach at the Chicago School of Massage Therapy, the very first Cortiva Institute. She's served as an instructor at Kaplan College and taught for 10 years at the Cortiva Institute-Scottsdale until the school closed its doors in 2019.
Once the school closed, Angie knew there would still be a need for massage therapists to receive those Continuing Education credits. She's committed to providing quality education to those who would like to be a part of the professional massage therapy industry. Angie is proficient in teaching integrated modalities to treat common chronic conditions, as well business ethics and communications.
Available courses include:






Advanced Anatomy Palpation and Techniques for Chronic Conditions and Injuries
Hot and Cold Stone Massage
Pregnancy Massage
Advanced Spa Training
Draping and Body Mechanics
Mindful Mat Progression
Angela Reiter, LMT, NCBTMB, AMTA
Angela “Angie” is a graduate of the prestigious Chicago School of Massage Therapy and has practiced professionally since 1994 and continues to maintain a private practice. Angie began her teaching career in 2001 and continued to teach at the Chicago School of Massage Therapy, the very first Cortiva Institute, and later in Scottsdale, AZ at the Cortiva Institute-Scottsdale. Before relocating to Arizona, Angie owned a day spa and then private practice studio offering clinical massage therapy to those suffering from chronic discomfort or pain. Angie is highly proficient in practicing and teaching myofascial release, fascial manipulation, trigger point therapy, neuromuscular therapy, sports massage, and pregnancy massage along with a variety of Continuing Education curricula. Angie is board certified with the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork and is a member of the American Massage Therapy Association.
'I want to be so kind it echoes backwards in time and undoes the things that hurt you. I want to be so kind it radiates from me. I want to be so kind that I make someone else find faith in humanity again. I am only one person and only capable of so much, but I can be kind, and sometimes, I believe that because I can be kind, I can change the world with a ripple effect.'~Angie