Chandler Entrepreneurs Celebrate Ribbon Cutting at Massage Studio

Elements Therapeutic Massage celebrates the opening of its new location at Casa Paloma Shopping Center in Arizona

2011-05-19

CHANDLER, AZ, May 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Elements Therapeutic Massage is now open in the Chandler-Ahwatukee area. Cami Crouch and Janet Schwab, two local entrepreneurs, have opened the Chandler and Ahwatukee area's first Elements Therapeutic Massage Studio at Casa Paloma, located in the AJ's Shopping Center at 7131 West Ray Road at the intersection of I-10 and Ray Road, where every single customer will receive a professional massage from a certified therapist.

"The Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce is hosting our Ribbon Cutting on March 4th, starting at 12:00 PM. We are very proud to bring Elements Therapeutic Massage to the Ahwatukee Foothills area," said Crouch.

"We encourage the community to come by on March 4th between 4:00pm and 6:00pm for the Grand Opening celebration, free chair massages and studio tours. Everyone who signs up for our Wellness Program during our Grand Opening will receive a free upgrade on their next massage," Schwab stated.

Elements Therapeutic Massage's certified massage therapists provide customized massage services at a retail price. Franchising since 2006, Elements Therapeutic Massage is growing rapidly with more than 78 open studios, opening several new locations each month, with another coming soon in the Camelback area.

"With each new location, we are in a better position to help people live a better quality of life through the healing benefits that therapeutic massage offers," said Michele Merhib, Founder of the Elements Therapeutic Massage business model in 2000. "It is important in today's fast-paced society that people take a regular mini-vacation, with a massage that can rejuvenate the mind and body."

About Elements Therapeutic Massage, Inc.
Elements Therapeutic Massage, http://corp.touchofelements.com, is a massage therapy franchise that began franchising in 2006, headquartered in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. It is owned by Fitness Together Holdings, Inc., which also owns Fitness Together Franchise Corporation, a one-on-one personal training fitness franchise that began franchising in 1996. Today, the combined franchise network has sold hundreds of franchises across the United States, Brazil, Costa Rica, Israel, Ireland, and Canada.

Franchise Information:
Elements Therapeutic Massage is actively seeking new franchisees. If you are interested in changing your life and the lives of others, please visit http://elementsfranchise.com/ or call 877.663.0880 ext. 51 for more information about massage franchise opportunities.

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