02/15/2026
Meghann Lawrence is a massage therapist, NCBTMB-approved continuing education provider, educator, product developer, and business consultant with more than 25 years in the wellness industry.
She graduated massage school in 1999 and soon after moved to Sedona, Arizona, becoming one of the early therapists at Mii Amo. While there, she completed a 450-hour 5 Element Shiatsu program and began her formal study of Ayurvedic theory and treatment. She later traveled to Hawaii for an immersive Lomi Lomi training, deepening her understanding of rhythm, energetic presence, and whole-body integration.
Her career then led her to Napa Valley, where she worked at Meadowood Napa Valley. It was here that her study of Thai massage expanded, alongside continued Ayurvedic training.
In Washington State, Meghann became a partner at one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier day spas. During her time in Seattle, she completed a four-week intensive Northern-style Thai massage immersion in Chiang Mai, refining her approach to movement-based therapy, assisted stretching, and body mechanics. She also began an in-depth study of cupping therapy and its fascial applications.
While in Washington, Meghann taught at a local massage school and served as Chair of the Washington State Massage Board — contributing to professional standards, regulation, and the advancement of the industry.
Today, she is:
• An NCBTMB-approved continuing education provider
• An instructor of Thai Massage, Therapeutic Cupping, Facial Cupping, Kinesiology Taping, How to Read the Face (TCM & 5 Element based), and Introduction to Ayurvedic Theory
• A clinician who integrates structural therapy with energetic assessment and emotional intelligence
• A formulator of natural, science-informed skin and body care products developed from decades in the treatment room
• A consultant for wellness professionals and spa businesses
Her teaching style blends anatomy, tradition, clinical reasoning, and practical application. Students leave not only with technique, but with deeper observational skills, stronger assessment abilities, and greater confidence in their work.
In late 2026, Meghann will introduce a new advanced-level course for massage and esthetics professionals — a program designed for practitioners ready to move beyond modalities and into true integration.