WHy give to UStA?

We, at the USTA are united by a shared mission: to bring the profound benefits of mindful, gentle movement and touch to all who seek relief, healing, and connection. Every day, our Practitioners help people move with greater ease, reduce pain, and reconnect with a sense of peace in their bodies. The Trager® Approach changes lives—and the need for it has never been greater.

We are succeeding at framing a scientifically and trauma-informed message to new generations to augment the strengths of our messaging around ease and transformation. We cannot do it alone, and your support is vital during this transitional phase. 

We are appealing to raise $10,000 or more by December 31st, to sustain and grow our vital outreach programs, support our Practitioners, and keep the Trager Approach growing in the United States.

Every dollar you give will help us:

  • ​Maintain critical services, resources, and support for our members

  • Expand public awareness of the Trager Approach through robust digital communications and social media outreach

  • Strengthen our national presence and ensure that Trager remains accessible to those who need it most 

Will you make a gift today to help us meet our $10,000 goal?

Whether you give $25, $100, $500 or more, your donation will help ensure that Trager continues to thrive — offering relief, healing, and hope in a world that needs it more than ever.

We are deeply grateful for your generosity, your dedication to this work, and your belief in the power of mindful movement and compassionate touch.

Support USTA through Planned giving

Planning your legacy for future generations, including your charitable interests, takes careful consideration and time. Discussing your charitable intentions with USTA will ensure that your lifelong gift is used as you wish.

“USTA is a 501(c)(6) organization. Donations to the USTA are not deductible as charitable contributions on your federal tax return. These donations could be deducted as business expenses - please check with your tax advisor if you have any questions.”