Aurie M. Williams received her license for Professional Clinical Massage Therapy in 2017 from Southeastern College in North Charleston, SC. She serviced those in the Geechee Corridor of South Carolina before relocating to Houston, Texas in 2020.

She began schooling as a massage therapist in hopes of promoting accessible healing through touch that centers marginalized communities, such as womxn, BBIMP [Black Brown Indigenous Melanated People], LGBTQ+, and most importantly, the disabled.

Because the current US healthcare system fails to unanimously acknowledge the importance of Professional Clinical Massage Therapy, her long-term goal is to advocate for the essential role of massage therapy in healthcare networks while continuing to encourage individuals to be active participants in their personal wellness journey. In 2025, Aurie was nominated to serve veterans through the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center Community Care Provider Network. Providing medical massage therapy to veterans has proven to be one of the many ways she is able to honor her commitment that massage is healthcare.

Since 2022, Aurie volunteers her time, expertise, and passion as a Regional Coordinator for the American Massage Therapy Association - Texas Chapter in the South/East Houston area. Doing so has allowed her to build wholesome connections with other licensed massage therapists and intentionally create a network of colleagues.

When not in the treatment room, Aurie can be found exploring the world with her lovely Moonchile, indulging in her favorite forms of self-care, and learning of new methods to facilitate healing.