Interview with Atlanta School of Massage Instructor, Carol Venclik, Part 2

Posted: August 4th, 2011 | Author: Selena Anduze | Filed under: Skin Care | Tags: , , , , , , | No Comments »

By Selena Anduze

SA: In my opinion, joining the Green Spa Network is a magnificent step for Atlanta School of Massage ! I love that we now offer natural products that are eco-friendly and safe for the consumer. Plus, it’s awesome for the students to move in this direction and to see that there are alternatives to harsh and abrasive high-chemical products.  What are your thoughts about the benefits or drawbacks, if any, to this new venture?

CV: I think joining the Green Spa Network was a great step for Atlanta School of Massage , and I support it completely! It’s when we all work together that Read the rest of this entry »


Interview with Atlanta School of Massage Instructor, Carol Venclik, Part 1

Posted: July 27th, 2011 | Author: Selena Anduze | Filed under: Skin Care | Tags: , , , , , , | 2 Comments »

By Selena Anduze

 

SA: For many years now, you have been an integral part of the ASM family. You have touched the lives of so many students! How has teaching the healing arts enriched your life?

CV: I have gratefully been a part of Atlanta School of Massage for 13 years and I have equally been graced by many students. The student-to-teacher role is always changing, but from my perspective, I am both an educator and a willing student at the same time. I learn from my students every day. I love when Read the rest of this entry »


American Spa Magazine Article Features Green Spa Network Members

Posted: March 31st, 2011 | Author: Edie Morton | Filed under: Sustainability | Tags: , , , , , , , , | No Comments »

Atlanta School of Massage and other Green Spa Network Members were recently featured in the latest issue of American Spa Magazine. Members share their greatest eco-conscious practices that save money and resources.

“As part of our 30th anniversary we redesigned our teaching clinic, SensAbility sm , with environmentally friendly selections including furnishings made with certified sustainable kiln-dried hardwood and soy or plant based polyfibers, carpet made with renewable and recycled content and wall paint containing zero VOC’s” , said Leticia Allen, president, Atlanta School of Massage.

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Atlanta School of Massage Attends Green Spa Network Congress 2010

Posted: November 17th, 2010 | Author: Edie Morton | Filed under: Sustainability | Tags: , , , , , , , , | No Comments »

Jane Iredale, pioneer of ecologically sound cosmetics, Michael Stusser, owner Osmosis Day Spa, and Leticia Allen, President of Atlanta School of Massage

Leticia Allen, president of Atlanta School of Massage, Traci Daly, Atlanta Institute of Aesthetics Program Director and I recently attended the third annual Green Spa Network Fall Congress at The Westin Riverfront Resort in Avon Colorado. GSN promotes the natural connection between personal well-being, economic sustainability and the health of our planet by helping businesses integrate sustainable best practices into their operations, and by facilitating education, research, and alliances in sustainable management. Read the rest of this entry »


The Story of Cosmetics

Posted: August 31st, 2010 | Author: Edie Morton | Filed under: Massage Therapy, Skin Care, Sustainability | Tags: , , , , , , , | No Comments »

The Story of Cosmetics is a seven-minute film written by Annie Leonard and produced by Free Range Studios.This entertaining and honest video examines the rampant use of toxic chemicals in our personal care products from lipstick to baby shampoo. These toxic chemicals end up in our bodies, our kids and our waterways. Many of these toxins are Read the rest of this entry »