Jeannie Curtis is a dedicated health and wellness professional whose career in therapeutic healing spans decades and has impacted countless lives. As the owner and president of Arizona Massage & Neuromuscular Therapy Inc., Ms. Curtis leads a solo practice committed to helping clients improve their physical well-being through specialized treatment and personalized care.
Ms. Curtis entered the field of massage therapy after a pivotal life transition, guided by a deep sense of purpose and faith. She completed formal training in seven specialized courses, ultimately focusing her work on neuromuscular therapy. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in education from Arizona State University, an academic foundation that sharpened her communication and leadership skills while strengthening her commitment to service. Her professional credentials include licensure as a massage therapist, certification in neuromuscular therapy and registration as a chiropractic assistant.
Throughout her career, Ms. Curtis has received numerous honors. She has been named Best Massage Therapist of the Year by the Martial Arts Hall of Fame, ranked among the top 10 therapists in America and recognized as one of the top massage therapists in Phoenix. Her practice has also received multiple awards under her leadership.
In her private practice, Ms. Curtis provides care to approximately 18 clients per week, delivering highly individualized therapy sessions that draw from decades of training and hands-on experience. She also manages the full scope of her business operations, from scheduling and administrative support to the development and promotion of her signature pain relief product, Jeannie in a Bottle. She personally oversees the creation, labeling and marketing of the spray, which has become a valued extension of her therapeutic approach.
Ms. Curtis has also developed two innovative programs that reflect her commitment to advancing healing techniques. The first is a frequency therapy program she designed and integrated into her practice, helping clients address pain and recovery through noninvasive methods. The second is a remote healing program that uses computer software to transmit frequency-based therapy to clients outside of her treatment space. These offerings have allowed Ms. Curtis to extend her services to a broader community while maintaining the same level of care.
Ms. Curtis’ leadership experience includes working as regional director for the state of Arizona, where she played a role in advancing industry standards and supporting the professional development of other practitioners. She considers her most important achievement to be her ongoing ability to help people heal, restore balance, and reclaim their quality of life.
Outside of her professional life, Ms. Curtis is a devoted mother to one son and one daughter. She credits her success to divine guidance and believes that her ability to heal is a gift from God. This faith-driven approach continues to shape her decisions, inspire her work and sustain her commitment to helping others.
Looking ahead, Ms. Curtis aspires to expand the reach of Jeannie in a Bottle while continuing her hands-on practice. With support from innovative tools and an enduring belief in her purpose, she remains focused on making a lasting impact in the field of healing.