In October 2004 the American Massage Therapy Association awarded Winnie with a national humanitarian award for the work she does for a group of underprivileged women in Thailand.	Winnie Cain is first to perform and teach Thai massage in AZ and she has been a licensed massage therapist since 1984. She is also an international instructor and a member of the American Massage Therapy Association. Her specialty is Thai massage which she has been teaching since 1994, and in which she has over 1000 hours of training. She is one of the first teachers of Thai massage in the U.S., and the first to teach Thai massage in Arizona. For more information, download Winnie's resume. Winnie is also president and founder of the Akha Women's Foundation, a non-profit 501C3 corporation that benefits the underprivileged women of Thailand. Winnie has traveled and trained throughout China and Thailand since 1987. Among the many places she has studied are: • ITM in Chiang Mai • Thai Massage-Baan Nit in Chiang Mai • Old Medicine Traditional Hospital in Chiang Mai • Lek Chaiya • Wat Po Traditional Medical School in Bangkok In 1996, Winnie returned to Thailand for a six-month educational tour. While there, she lived and studied with the hilltribe people. Registration for Thai Classes with Winnie Cain at Healing Arts Connection
Self Magazine listed Winnie Cain in its guide to the best inner-beauty specialists in America.
Winnie Cain has been profiled in Massage Magazine, The Arizona Republic and The Arizona Tribune.
Winnie Cain is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider. (Provider ID #421092-00)