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Rhonda Kutter
Rhonda Kutter has been a professional massage therapist since 1983, however, she is currently not taking any new massage therapy clients.
Rhonda has taken a full time job as an Aide to Marin County Supervisor Dennis Rodoni. Read more about Rhonda Please consider contacting other Point Reyes Station massage therapists Christina Carr or Kara Gollux. Contact Rhonda if you need additional massage referrals. |
Here is a copy of the letter Rhonda sent 2/2017 announcing her position working for Supervisor Rodoni:
Dear Clients, Colleagues and Friends,
As some of you may have heard, I am about to make a major shift which will substantially change my massage therapy business (and my life!).
I have been a massage therapist for over 30 years and have very much enjoyed my time of service and care. I am thankful to all of you who have been clients, and my colleagues--I've learned so much from all of you! However, I'm ready to make a change into full time work in a new arena.
I will be working full time as an aide to Marin County Supervisor Dennis Rodoni starting on March 6. I am very excited to bring my years of volunteering, advocating, community organizing and project management to be a part of a fantastic team, working with Lorenzo Cordova, supporting Supervisor Rodoni. This feels especially important to me at this very challenging time, especially on the national political stage. Local government is where our voices are more easily heard; it is a great place to begin voicing your opinions and helping to create positive policy changes.
Although I believe I will always want to do some massage therapy, I know initially I won't have much time to work as a CMT. I will just see how my schedule shapes up; eventually l hope to do a few massages at my Point Reyes office now and then. (I do plan to maintain my Nation (NCBTMB) and Sate Certification (CAMTC) and my RhondaKutter.com website.)
To my clients: your care is very important to me. I want to make sure your massage needs are met so I would be happy to provide referrals to other quality therapists. Please send me a note or give me a call and we can discuss possible options.
I hope to be able continue our friendship in new ways as I move forward in this new career.
Again, thank you for all of your support over the years.
Best,
Rhonda
Dear Clients, Colleagues and Friends,
As some of you may have heard, I am about to make a major shift which will substantially change my massage therapy business (and my life!).
I have been a massage therapist for over 30 years and have very much enjoyed my time of service and care. I am thankful to all of you who have been clients, and my colleagues--I've learned so much from all of you! However, I'm ready to make a change into full time work in a new arena.
I will be working full time as an aide to Marin County Supervisor Dennis Rodoni starting on March 6. I am very excited to bring my years of volunteering, advocating, community organizing and project management to be a part of a fantastic team, working with Lorenzo Cordova, supporting Supervisor Rodoni. This feels especially important to me at this very challenging time, especially on the national political stage. Local government is where our voices are more easily heard; it is a great place to begin voicing your opinions and helping to create positive policy changes.
Although I believe I will always want to do some massage therapy, I know initially I won't have much time to work as a CMT. I will just see how my schedule shapes up; eventually l hope to do a few massages at my Point Reyes office now and then. (I do plan to maintain my Nation (NCBTMB) and Sate Certification (CAMTC) and my RhondaKutter.com website.)
To my clients: your care is very important to me. I want to make sure your massage needs are met so I would be happy to provide referrals to other quality therapists. Please send me a note or give me a call and we can discuss possible options.
I hope to be able continue our friendship in new ways as I move forward in this new career.
Again, thank you for all of your support over the years.
Best,
Rhonda