Alumni Reunion – Free for Alumni

We all start our careers as LMTs with the intention to practice with the most integrity and professionalism by staying within our scope of practice. How does that look over time? Do we push the boundaries of our training and experience? How would it look if we were designated Health Care Professionals (HCPs)? What do we want as a profession moving forward?

In this class, we will explore the boundaries of our scope of practice and the gray areas that may not be well understood as well as how we can continue to elevate our profession as a whole.

I look forward to seeing you!

Date: 8/15/26
Time: 9am – 1pm
CE Hours: 3
Cost: Free for Alumni or $57 for non-LHAA graduates
Instructor: Ann Boone

To Register Contact: [email protected]

Ann Boone, LMT
Ann has been practicing massage therapy and bodywork since 1979. After many years of practice as a self-taught therapist, Ann continued her education in a more traditional setting at Lexington Healing Arts Academy, graduating in 2003. She is a board-certified (BCTMB) Massage Therapist through the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB)

Her advanced trainings include: Neuromuscular/Trigger Point therapies, Lymph Drainage (MLD-C), Visceral and Neural Manipulation, Craniosacral therapy, Pre/post-natal, sports massage, and Active Isolated Stretching. Ann has over 3,500 hours of experience in physical therapy settings (outpatient orthopedic, acute care, sports medicine) as well as having served as a team massage therapist to the University of Kentucky track team (co-ed) and the men’s basketball team for 11 years.

As a member of the AMTA, she has served as co-founder/co-chair of the AMTA-KY Sports massage team, a delegate to the National Convention for Kentucky, and has been Kentucky state Government Relations chair since 2018. She also is the current (2023-present) President of the National Association of Myofascial Trigger Point Therapists (NAMTPT). She has a private practice in Lexington, Kentucky, and currently teaches Kinesiology and Ethics at LHAA in the Massage Therapy Training Program.