At Tia, we believe deeply in creating a safe space for all members to engage and interact with their health. An environment that fosters trust, openness, and a sense of belonging.
To extend that safe space beyond Tia appointments, we’re introducing The Tia Collective – a brand ambassador program that invites our members to help us cultivate community by hosting events and workshops centered around the female experience.
At its core, being a Tia Brand Ambassador means joining us in our mission to create a new standard of care for women. As a Tia member, you’ve already taken the first step towards optimizing your health; by becoming a Tia Brand Ambassador, you’ll be empowering your community to do the same.
At its core, being a Tia Brand Ambassador means joining us in our mission to create a new standard of care for women. As a Tia member, you’ve already taken the first step towards optimizing your health; by becoming a Tia Brand Ambassador, you’ll be empowering your community to do the same.
In addition to a range of perks and benefits you’ll receive as a Brand Ambassador (listed below), Tia Collective members gain access to our beautiful classrooms as a space to host workshops and events for the community.
More perks include:
In addition to a range of perks and benefits you’ll receive as a Brand Ambassador (listed below), Tia Collective members gain access to our beautiful classrooms as a space to host workshops and events for the community.
More perks include:
We’re looking for people who are:
We’re looking for people who are:
Collective members are encouraged to be creative in the types of events they host, so long as the events have a tie to the female experience in some way or another. Here’s some examples to get you thinking:
A book club that focuses on memoirs about reproductive health; a self-worth meditation workshop; a live AMA about menstruation and menopause; a movie and craft night featuring a local screenwriter.
Collective members are encouraged to be creative in the types of events they host, so long as the events have a tie to the female experience in some way or another. Here’s some examples to get you thinking:
A book club that focuses on memoirs about reproductive health; a self-worth meditation workshop; a live AMA about menstruation and menopause; a movie and craft night featuring a local screenwriter.