Infinite Touch of Chicago

Wishing you a joyous holiday season filled with warmth, love, and laughter. May the new year bring you peace, happiness, and prosperity. Thank you for being a part of our journey, and we look forward to creating more wonderful memories together in the coming year.

From my family to yours, Happy Holidays!

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CONGRATULATIONS to all of the marathoners! You are AWESOME!!!

Happy Mother’s Day, ladies! 💕

Schedule your appointment for the CBD Experience happening this Saturday!
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Infinite Touch of Chicago is excited to announce we were selected to receive a grant from the , a one-stop shop program designed to support, grow and elevate small businesses throughout Cook County.

Happy Black History Month❤️🖤💚

"You don't have to be a doctor to make a difference."- Unknown Author

You can make a difference by donating to my birthday raffle! 😁

Today is the last day to make a donation to an amazing cause! This year I am raising money for to raise awareness around su***de prevention, and mental health illnesses.

Click the link in my bio, or the post pinned on my FB page to donate.
Special THANK YOU to my sponsors , , and Infinite Touch of Chicago for donating these wonderful prizes! ❤

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Benny Vaughn 😍😍😍~The Father of Sports Massage Therapy

Athletic Trainer, Massage Therapist, Educator, Speaker, Extraordinaire, and THE pioneer of sports massage therapy and its incorporation into the US Olympic Games.
As a former athlete, athletic trainer Benny Vaughn knew the impact massage therapy had on an athlete's performance and recovery; so he pushed for the inclusion of massage therapy into the US Olympic program.
In 1996, while working as a medical liaison for the Olympic Stadium, and member of the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games; Mr. Vaughn decided to add massage therapy as a medical service. It would be the first time massage therapy was officially featured in a high profile manner for athletes. Because of his dedication to this profession, massage therapy is now a part of the Olympic Games as an integral aspect of medical services offered to athletes.

Salute Mr. Vaughn!!!

Happy Black History month!

February AMTA Member of the Month - Kimm Danzie, LMT
Kimm is an AMTA member and Board Member.

Here is her story:
Who led me to massage therapy? My mother. In 2002, my mother wasdiagnosed with terminal cancer. To reduce her stress during treatment, I wouldlightly massage her hands and feet. It became something I would do to passtime. She loved my massage and told me that I should consider going to schoolfor massage therapy. At the time, I was comfortable with the job that I had, plus Ididn't think massage therapists made much money.

One day while I rode the redline to work, I saw ads asking, "Are you compassionate?", and "Do you havethe compassionate gene?" My answer was yes for both, so I went to the websiteprovided leading me straight to Cortiva, or the Chicago School of MassageTherapy. Immediately I felt my fate was leading me to massage therapy. I tookthe online quiz, attended the open house, and enrolled in the 15 month program.This school completely changed my life! My classmates became family, andtogether we became healers.

After graduation I was employed at spas in the far south, north side anddowntown Chicago areas where I perfected my technique. My goal was to opena massage therapy practice on the Southside of Chicago where I can educate myclients on the benefits of massage therapy; as well as provide quality services. Ipaid tribute to my mom with my first grand opening Mother's day weekend 2011,and celebrated my 10-Year Anniversary, Mother’s day weekend 2021, in a newlocation.

My decision to become a massage therapist was one of the best decisions of mylife. I absolutely love what I do, and hope to continue to practice another 20+years.

Kimm Danzie, The Muscle Whisperer

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Happy Mother's day, Ladies!

A warm table and hot stones sounds like a great day. Good morning!