Jason R. Craft (NCTMB Board Certified MT, BA, GTP), is the head curriculum designer for IWC. Jason studied Education & Business at USI. He completed a Teaching Practicum in Europe before becoming a national AmeriCorps volunteer as a site leader, lead instructor and co-coordinator serving immigrant and refugee populations for the Literacy Council of Northern Virginia in the Washington DC metro area. Jason graduated with honors from the Utah College of Massage Therapy, gaining his highest marks in Human Anatomy, Oriental Medicine, Deep Tissue for Postural Rehabilitation, and Sports Injury Massage. Jason has since worked in spa and medical office settings alongside chiropractors and naturopaths. In addition to volunteering therapy with hospice patients and their families, Jason has built several private practices and advanced his training in KinesioTaping, Craniosacral Therapy, Lymph Drainage, Visceral Manipulation and others. Jason has taught massage and health science fundamentals professionally since 2003 and has designed two complete massage curriculums. Through a partnership headed by IWC administration, IWC was selected by the Graston Institute as one of the only training centers nationwide to train massage therapists in Graston Technique. Jason became one of the first massage therapists in the nation trained in Graston Technique. His current focus is on the ongoing improvement of curriculum, academic staff training, and overall educational delivery for IWC's programs
