About Rhonda Kutter
Rhonda is currently working as an Aide to Marin County Supervisor Dennis Rodoni and has curtailed her massage therapy practice so that she can focus on her new 'healing' career, working to rebuild the public's trust in government, starting at the local level. Here she is able to use her empathy, communication and community building skills to support Supervisor Rodoni to best serve Marin County District 4.
Rhonda Lynn Kutter has been a professional massage therapist since 1983 when she received her initial certification training in Swedish and Esalen massage at the McKinnon Body Therapy Center in Oakland. She has studied numerous additional massage and body work techniques over the years. Her work has also been influenced by her studies of deep tissue massage, Orthobionomy (William Weintraub), lymphatic drainage (Patricia Wiltse), abdominal massage and Body Rolling (Yamuna Zake) and deep stretching (Christine Walton). Rhonda's work, however, is mostly influenced by her extensive direct experience working with clients and collaborating with other healthcare providers for over 30 years.
Rhonda also enjoys hiking, especially with her family in West Marin.
Rhonda Lynn Kutter has been a professional massage therapist since 1983 when she received her initial certification training in Swedish and Esalen massage at the McKinnon Body Therapy Center in Oakland. She has studied numerous additional massage and body work techniques over the years. Her work has also been influenced by her studies of deep tissue massage, Orthobionomy (William Weintraub), lymphatic drainage (Patricia Wiltse), abdominal massage and Body Rolling (Yamuna Zake) and deep stretching (Christine Walton). Rhonda's work, however, is mostly influenced by her extensive direct experience working with clients and collaborating with other healthcare providers for over 30 years.
Rhonda also enjoys hiking, especially with her family in West Marin.
Professional Organizations and Affiliations
In 2000 Rhonda was a founding member and Chairman of the San Rafael Massage Ordinance Advisory Committee (MOAC). This group of massage therapists is dedicated to insuring the fair treatment of massage therapists by decision makers. Prior to that she was also very active in the Bay Area Body Therapy Guild from 1985-1991.
Rhonda is currently a member of the American Massage Therapy Association and certified by the California Massage Therapy Council (#15625).
She lives with her 18 year old daughter in Point Reyes Station, California. There she is an active volunteer for the Tomales Bay Youth Center and helps with many of their community activities, primarily the Point Reyes Station Historical Walking Tours and Western Weekend.
Over ten years ago, she spearheaded the effort that created Toby's Community Playground in Point Reyes, just across the street from her old studio at Yoga Toes, just inside Toby's Feed Barn.
Rhonda is currently a member of the American Massage Therapy Association and certified by the California Massage Therapy Council (#15625).
She lives with her 18 year old daughter in Point Reyes Station, California. There she is an active volunteer for the Tomales Bay Youth Center and helps with many of their community activities, primarily the Point Reyes Station Historical Walking Tours and Western Weekend.
Over ten years ago, she spearheaded the effort that created Toby's Community Playground in Point Reyes, just across the street from her old studio at Yoga Toes, just inside Toby's Feed Barn.
Commendations
American Massage Therapy Association, California Chapter (Excellence in Government Relations, 2016)
County of Marin (for Toby’s Community Playground 2007)
City of San Rafael (for Canal Resource Guide 1999)
County of Marin (for Toby’s Community Playground 2007)
City of San Rafael (for Canal Resource Guide 1999)