LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- Las Vegas massage therapist Christina Aldan accepts new position at the European Massage Therapy School (EMTS) as an Anatomy and Physiology Instructor. They are located at 9440 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 250, and are actively enrolling students.

Ms. Aldan brings a passion for education and mentorship, along with a foundation in cultural competency, developed through her years as an international public speaker. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Ecology and Environmental Sciences and is a graduate of EMTS, where she completed over 100 student clinic hours. Following graduation, Aldan opened a Las Vegas massage studio, serving private clientele. She has earned The ABMP Instructor Development Program certification. This background gives a clinical understanding of classroom instruction, supporting EMTS's commitment to delivering rigorous massage education.

Christina will teach foundational anatomy and physiology —kinesiology, pathology, and assessment— as well as career readiness. Mastery of these topics is essential for licensed massage therapists to practice safely, effectively, and ethically.

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EMTS is accredited. Accreditation is a critical distinction, as accredited institutions are held to higher standards and are eligible to offer Federal Financial Aid. As a Title IV institution approved by the Department of Education, EMTS is authorized to offer Federal Financial Aid options, including Pell Grants and Stafford Loans for students, as well as Parent PLUS Loans. In addition to federal aid, the school also offers no-interest, payment plans to help make education more accessible.

"Christina's story, her experience, and her enthusiasm for teaching inspire students to be their best," said John Teng, EMTS Program Director and Nevada State Massage Board Member. "I am excited about the games she has created for her students. I'm confident students will enjoy her class very much.'

Prospective students are encouraged to visit the EMTS website for admissions information and enrollment details. For more information, visit the European Massage Therapy School website at https://www.school-for-massage.com/enroll.

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**About Christina Aldan**
Christina "Luckygirliegirl" Aldan is a licensed Las Vegas massage therapist specializing in  chronic pain management and sports-focused bodywork. She has a background as a Mental Health First Aid trainer, emotional resilience coach, mentor, and international speaker who has spoken on all seven continents, including the first-ever tech conference held in Antarctic Coastal Waters. Her massage practice integrates clinical reasoning with restorative bodywork to help clients improve function, reduce pain, and build long-term well-being.

**About European Massage Therapy School**
European Massage Therapy School is a Nevada-based massage therapy institution dedicated to preparing students for successful careers in massage therapy through high-quality education, hands-on training, and professional development. Accredited by ABHES and approved as a Title IV institution, EMTS provides students access to federal financial aid and flexible payment options.