Continuing Education Courses - Virginia Beach 2009
September 8 - 13
Colon Hydrotherapy Theory & Experiential
When:Tuesday – Sunday, 8:30 am - 5 pm
Instructor: Sandra Duggan, RN, BS
100 Non-Continuing Education hours for both classes
Cost: $1,545 ($795 non-refundable
deposit required to hold place in class)
HS graduate, RN, LPN, massage therapy degree preferred.
These classes must be taken concurrently.
Colon Hydrotherapy Theory consists of the study of colonic details, 25 hours of anatomy and physiology and required reading of Edgar Cayce's Guide to
Colon Care by Sandra Duggan, RN, BS with an open book test on all three areas.
In the Colon Hydrotherapy Experiential class, the participant receives one colonic from another student, observes 15 and gives seven supervised
colonics, has 11 theory classes, independent library study and a written exam on material learned during the week.
September 11 - 13
Understanding Body Energy
When:Friday, 6 pm – 9 pm; Saturday, 9 am – 5 pm and Sunday, 10 am – 3 pm
Instructor: Instructor: Linda Tingle, CMT, CNMT, CST, RYI
Continuing Education Hours: 15
Approved for Continuing Education Hours: NCBTMB and Florida
Cost: $295 ($245, if paid in full thirty days in advance)
No Prerequisites
Intended for therapists, and all, who are ready to expand their awareness. This workshop includes practice
exercises for increasing the energy that runs through the system to expand the energy field, techniques for grounding, learning the basics of the chakra
system and exploring the electromagnetic field. Learn how to observe and palpate energy and also the Tibetan Five Rites to balance the chakras for
health and rejuvenation.
September 13
Spa Essentials
When:Sunday, 10 am – 4 pm
Instructor: Catherine Ferrier-Smith, CMT, LE, SC, LC
Continuing Education Hours: 6
Approved for Continuing Education Hours: NCBTMB and Florida
Cost: $150 (Lecture/Demo only…no hands-on)
No Prerequisites
Note: Wear comfortable clothing as if coming to receive a massage. Contact instructor
in advance if taking medications or suffering from allergies, surgeries and/or skin sensitivities.
Spa Essentials introduces the student to the use of poultices, herbs, essential oils, ointments and lymphatic drainage for the purpose of relieving
stress, pain from sprains and strains, toxins and inflammation. Students receive enough of an understanding to design strategies for taking the things
they learn immediately into their homes and practices. Learn safe, simple, effective and affordable recipes. The class offers lecture (assessment and
recipes) and demonstration on the face, head, neck, scalp and back.
September 18 – 20
Activated Isolated Stretching: The Mattes Method
When: Friday, 9 am – 6 pm; Saturday,
8 am – 6 pm and Sunday, 9 am – 5 pm
Instructor: Clyde D. Anderson, CMT, NCBTMB
Continuing Education Hours: 24
Approved for Continuing Education Hours: NCBTMB, Florida and Texas
Cost:$445 ($395, if paid in full 30 days in advance); price includes the book Active Isolated
Stretching:The Mattes Method.
Prerequisites: Knowledge of muscle actions and attachments is beneficial, but not required.
This three-day comprehensive workshop focuses on stretching techniques that are fascia, muscle, and joint
specific. Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) adheres to Sherrington's Law of Reciprocal Innervation (“agonist antagonist balance”) and Wolfe’s law which
states, “the body will adapt to the stresses put upon it.” When these stretching techniques are properly applied, the result is muscle and fascia
(superficial and deep) lengthening, increased flexibility, improved circulation, increased oxygen to the tissue, stronger lymph flow, and overall
wellbeing. The stretches are presented in a series of protocols for each muscle group. Self care of the students is emphasized. Contraindications and
limitations will be discussed.
For more information, visit www.stretchingusa.com or www.calmnesswithin.com.
September 19 & 20
Bach Flower Therapy: Healing the Mind and Body
(includes bonus session: Safely Healing and Helping Our Pets
with Bach Flower Remedies)
When:Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday, 10 am – 2 pm
Instructor: Felisa M. Dizon, ND, CNHP
Continuing Education Hours: 12
Approved for Continuing Education Hours: NCBTMB and Florida
Cost: $250 ($200, if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Additional Supply Cost:$35. (payable to instructor first day of class for Bach Starter Kit)
No Prerequisites
Dr. Edward Bach believed that healing should be made available to everyone. His simple and effective
techniques are practiced worldwide. This intensive level class is an in depth conversation about the
history and benefits of Bach Flower Therapy. We’ll memorize all 37 original flower essences, their
emotional category and common attributes. Using a Bach Flower Questionnaire, we’ll learn how to evaluate
and create a personal Bach Flower Remedy. By the end of the weekend you’ll know how to safely prepare,
care for and apply any of Bach Flower Remedies. You will make a 1 ounce bottle of your Personal Remedy
to bring home.
Sunday’s session will focus on our furry and feathered companions who do so much to ensure our happiness
and enrich our lives. Just as our emotions effect our lives, so do the emotions of animals effect their
happiness. The Bach Flower Essences are a safe and effective way to help our furry loved ones recover
from trauma, or to simply have a full and happy life. This class introduces the flower essences as
applied to animal behavior and shares common pet remedy combinations. You’ll learn to administer,
prepare and care for the Bach Animal Therapies and leave the seminar with Bach’s Rescue Remedy for
Animals considered a ‘panacea’ for animals.
September 25 - 27
Reflexology, Level IV
When:Friday, 6 pm – 10 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 9 am-6 pm
Instructor: Juliebeth Mezzy, BFA, CMT
Continuing Education Hours: 20
Approved for Continuing Education Hours:NCBTMB, Florida and Texas
Cost:$350 ($300, if paid in full thirty days in advance)
PrerequisitesReflexology, Levels I - III
Level IV is for the student pursuing certification. Review the Level I and II routines with an open
discussion as well as an exchange. Learn a 15-minute hand routine using the hand techniques taught
previously in Levels II and III. Play a review game for the final exam in Level V with categories that
include: history, book titles, reflexes, foot anatomy, body systems, ethics, terminology and pathology.
Complete a book report and take a quiz on body systems from the book The Joy of Reflexology, by Ann
Gillanders and foot and leg anatomy from An Illustrated Atlas of the Sketetal Muscles by Bradley Bowden
and Joan Bowden, as well as medical terminology from the Level III handout.
If you have any questions regarding this workshop, please e-mail the instructor at: jmezzy@cox.net
September 26 - 27
Ohashiatsu®, Beginning, Part II
When:Saturday and Sunday 9 am – 5:30 pm
Instructor: Hazel Chung
Continuing Education Hours: 15
Approved for Continuing Education Hours: NCBTMB and Florida
Cost:$225 ($210, if paid, in full, within 30 days of workshop)
PrerequisitesOhashiatsu, Beginning, Part I
Building on what was learned in Ohashiatsu, Beginning, Part I, you’ll learn and practice techniques that
you will be able to apply immediately, in your practice and your life! By course end, you will know how
to give a full-body session. Instructors evaluate students based on written exam and performance in
class to determine readiness for advancement.
Note: Part II presents the remaining 6 meridians, plus the techniques and exercises associated with
those meridians. After completing both Beginning I, Part I & Part II will receive recognition by the
Ohashi Institute as having participated in the Beginning I course.
October 3-4
Ayurveda for Bodyworkers
When:Saturday and Sunday, 9 am – 6 pm
Instructor: Shoshanna DiBetta, CMT
15 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida and Texas)
Cost: $350 ($325, if paid in full thirty days in advance); $25 additional supply cost, payable to instructor
first day of class.
Prequisites: Massage training, although it is not necessary to be certified
Ayurveda is the science and ancient healing tradition of India which emphasizes balance, vitality, and well-being
through the use of herbs, oils, diet, meditation and yoga. You’ll explore the psychological and physical attributes of the three doshas or body-mind
types: Vata, Pitta and Kapha. You’ll also learn, and experience, the healing benefits of certain Ayurvedic treatments, which include: full body
sequence with Abhyanga (full body oil massage), Ubvartan (full body ubtan-herbal exfoliation), hot towel steam wrap and abdominal castor-oil pack, as
well as warm oil scalp massage and foot massage with ginger foot soak.
October 3-4
Reiki II
When: Saturday, 9:30 am – 6:30 pm; Sunday, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
Instructor: Gayle Y. Bush, CMT
12 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida and Texas)
Cost: $245 ($195, if paid in full thirty days in advance)
Prequisites: Reiki I
Reiki II attunes the student for healing on the mental and emotional levels. Students learn three Reiki symbols to use
in-person and in long distance sessions. Participate and share healing through Reiki sessions with classmates.
October 9
Introduction to Ortho-Bionomy® and Self-Correcting Mechanisms
When: Friday, 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Instructor: Ann Hoeffel
0 Continuing Education Hours
Cost: Free with advance reservation.
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
Why Ortho-Bionomy? Release tension, restore alignment, relieve pain without causing pain, improve function and
well-being. Results that last, easy on the client and practitioner and it’s fun to do. Yes, Really!
October 10
Professional Ethics for Manual Therapists
When: Saturday, 9 am – 4 pm
Instructor: Dawn Hogue, MA, CMT
6 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida and Texas)
Cost: $200 ($150, if paid in full thirty days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
This workshop is designed as an "advanced supervision" for massage therapists and bodyworkers from various practice
settings and to fulfill requirements for recertification, both nationally and locally. The class covers such topics as: communication skills, managing
boundaries, managing dual relationships and desexualizing a treatment session. Through sharing of individual ethical dilemmas, practitioners have the
opportunity to share what is happening in their professional practice and receive supervision and support for more effective ways of managing their
therapeutic relationships with clients while maintaining a high level of self-care, both physically and emotionally. The class utilizes lecture, large-
and small-group discussion forums and experiential activities to explore all topics described.
October 10-11
YANTRA® Healing
When: Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm and Sunday, 9 am – 4 pm
Instructor: Bettina Staudt and Jesse Gene Moseley
14 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $245 ($195 if paid in full thirty days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
Join us in accessing your deeper consciousness and wellbeing on a definite journey of vibrational healing. YANTRA®
Healing is vibrational medicine, as color and sound therapy originates from the source of pure light, retracing our steps through the seven rays, to our
subtle energy fields (Aura), chakras, five elements, acupuncture meridians and organs, grounding our soul, through color, into the cellular memory and
DNA of the physical body. Every part of our body vibrates at a specific sound frequency and each of the seven chakras has a specific sound and color
associated with it. Participants learn how to work with these modalities and "in-sperience" how these natural healings allow us to rebalance energies in
the areas of our bodies that are lacking physical, emotional, spiritual or mental vibrance.
October 11
Raindrop Technique
When: Sunday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Instructor: Sandra Duggan RN, BS
6 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $160 ($110 if paid in full 30 days in advance); additional supplies are $125 payable to instructor the
first day of class for a Young Living Raindrop Kit. If you already have a kit, please bring it to class.
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
Learn how to incorporate essential oils into your healing work using the Raindrop Technique. This six-hour workshop
covers Young Living Raindrop Oils, their purpose, indications, contraindications and healing potential. After a demo, you’ll give and receive a session
using the unique technique of applying drops of essential oils on the spine and fanning them over the back.
October 16
Ortho-Bionomy®
When: Friday, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
8 Continuing Education Hours
Cost: $155 ($135 if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
Ortho-Bionomy® is a highly effective and comprehensive system of natural healing that has its roots in Osteopathy and
Martial Arts. This deep, gentle work relieves pain and restores natural alignment, function and balance with more ease, immediacy and lasting
effectiveness than you might have thought possible, even when other modalities have ceased to be effective. Experience and confidence come with practice
and supportive feedback. Care is taken to instruct students in how to provide valuable feedback in the classroom.
October 16-18
Day-Break Geriatric Massage: Level I
When: Friday, 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm; Saturday, 9 am – 5 pm; Sunday 9 am – 4 pm
Instructor: Sharon Puszko, PhD, CMT Instructor: Virginia Kingsbury, CMT
17 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $350 ($300 if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Prequisites: Massage Therapist
This two-day workshop is the basis of our training program in Geriatric Massage. It covers the following topics:
physiologic, psychological and sociological aspects of aging; client assessment, cautions and contraindications; psychological aspects of contact with
the elderly and attention to detail in the assessment of the older client; specific methods to suit each client’s distinct needs; participants are
encouraged to develop critical reasoning; how to establish a Geriatric Massage practice and practical hands on work with older people.
More information about this class can be found at www.daybreak-massage.com
October 17-18
Ortho-Bionomy®: Postural Re-education and Post Techniques
When: Saturday and Sunday, 9 am – 6:15 pm
Instructor: Ann Hoeffel
16 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida, and Texas)
Cost: $295 ($255 if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites
Learn to evaluate and help your clients resolve inefficient postural habits that underlie chronic back, neck pain, and
more. Techniques to work with spinal curvatures and scoliosis will be presented and practiced. Post techniques are used to assess and release areas of
tension, to integrate and deepen the work done in a session. This class also presents exercises and movements that develop a person’s ability to
maintain balance, initiate self-correction through postural work and prevent the recurrence of pain through neuromuscular re-education. Postural
Re-Education helps resolve the underlying cause of chronic back and neck pain quickly because you teach your clients how to help themselves between
sessions. Important to any bodywork practitioner who wants to help relieve chronic pain, Postural re-education is another way to build your practice and
help clients feel better, faster. Receive about 3 hours of bodywork each day. Please bring two small hand towels, a large button-front shirt, bathing
suit and/or sport bra. Subjects with scoliosis are needed for clinic on Sunday afternoon.
October 23-25
Breath and the Chakras
When: Friday, 6 pm – 9 pm; Saturday, 10 am – 4 pm; Sunday 10 am – 1 pm
Instructor: Linda Tingle, CMT, CNMT, CST, RYI
12 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $250 ($200 if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites
In this class we focus on the following topics: learning how to stay present with the breath and feeling the energies in
the chakra system, comprehending and understanding of the anatomy of breath and the human energy field, the chakras and working with the breath and the
energy field, grounding technique exercises, looking within yourself to experience the power of being in the present moment. We also explore how colors
affect us and emotions in the body.
October 23-25
Caring for Clients with Cancer: Simple Steps to Safe, Effective Massage Therapy*
When: Friday – Sunday, 9 am – 6 pm
Instructor: Tracy Walton, MS, LMT
24 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $445 ($395 if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Prequisites: Graduates of at least a 500-hour professional massage therapy program or equivalent; advanced
students who have completed pathology coursework and some clinical experience, by approval of the instructor; other health professionals, with
instructor approval
This intensive course combines the art and science of touch to create safe, effective massage sessions for clients with cancer, in cancer treatment, and
with cancer histories. In a lively, supportive learning environment, we carefully debunk the long-held contraindication to massage and discuss current
research findings about the benefits of touch for people with cancer. Participants learn essential cancer intake questions, proper follow-up on the
client’s answers, and proven strategies for involving a client’s physician when necessary. We describe concrete massage adjustments for surgery,
radiation, chemotherapy, bone metastasis, and vital organ involvement. A balanced approach to learning blends lecture, spirited discussion, and hands-on
work with volunteer clients with cancer. Music, art, and literature by people who have had cancer help expand our understanding of the journey. Massage
therapists from varied backgrounds and massage settings leave with tools that continue to support them in their work: sample client intake forms,
physician information and permission materials, and summaries of massage research.
* We are seeking volunteer clients for a free massage therapy session within this training. People experiencing treatment, diagnosis, and life beyond
cancer are all invited to receive a massage as part of this clinic. These sessions are by appointment only. Please call us at 757-428-3588, x 7285, for
more information.
October 31 - November 1
FibroMassage-Managing Fibromyalgia with Massage Therapy
When: Saturday and Sunday, 9 am – 4 pm
Instructor: Wendi White, CMT, CGEI, LWS, Author
12 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $300 (includes workbook valued at $39.95)
Prequisites: Massage School Graduate
This informative course is for massage therapists and bodyworkers wanting a complete understanding of Fibromyalgia. You’ll learn what Fibromyalgia is,
the symptoms, headache protocol, reflexology for Fibromyalgia, and Irritable Bowel Syndrome stomach massage. You will be given proven massage protocols
that will help relieve the various symptoms and pain associated with Fibromyalgia. Once you learn this technique, there will be no need for any other
bodywork for your Fibromyalgia clients.
November 1
Intro to Biodynamic Cranial Practice I
When: Sunday, 9 am – 6 pm
Instructor: Mary Ellen Moore, BCT, VCSW, CCHt
8 Continuing Education hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $250 ($225, if paid in full thirty days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
This one day class is a basic introduction to accessing, identifying, and navigating the cranial wave and yourself. Even if you are already in touch
with the cranial wave, this class will introduce you to a way of practicing cranial work, or any work, in a biodynamic, non-efferent (non-intrusive)
way. Therapists, practitioners and lay people are welcome.
In this class we will be:
- Sitting in Stillness (Meditation)
- A Short History of Cranial Practice
- The Three Primary Cranial Practice Theories
- Cranial Contacts
- Accessing the Cranial Wave
- Practical Table Exchanges
- Group Sharing of Experiences
- Instructional and Experiential
For more information on Biodynamic Cranial, please visit: www.synergyholistichealth.com or www.dynamicstillness.com
November 3-8
Colon Hydrotherapy Theory & Experiential
When: Tuesday – Sunday, 8:30 am - 5 pm
Instructor: Sandra Duggan, RN, BS
100 Non-Continuing Education hours for both classes
Cost: 1,545 ($795 non-refundable deposit required to secure a place in class)
Prequisites: HS graduate, RN, LPN, massage therapy degree preferred. These classes must be taken
concurrently.
Colon Hydrotherapy Theory consists of the study of colonic details, 25 hours of anatomy and physiology and required reading of
Edgar Cayce's Guide to Colon Care by Sandra Duggan, RN, BS with an open book test on all three areas.
In the Colon Hydrotherapy Experiential class, the participant receives one colonic from another student, observes 15 and gives seven
supervised colonics, has 11 theory classes, independent library study and a written exam on material learned during the week.
November 7-8
Jin Shin Do®: “Windows of the Sky” Acupressure Facial
When: Saturday and Sunday, 9 am – 5 pm
Instructor: Judith Settle, CMT, Certified Jin Shin Do® Bodymind Acupressure teacher
14 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $230 ($205 if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
Do you know anyone with headaches, eyestrain, jaw discomfort, or neck and shoulder problems? If your answer is yes and you would like to learn a method
to help with these conditions, this could be the class for you! Learn traditional acupressure points in the face, neck, and shoulders to release tension
and facilitate the circulation of energy throughout the body by opening the flow of energy in the face and head. This includes forty face/head points,
six pairs of primary points for a wonderful neck/shoulder release, and ten vital hand points to assist the release process. The acupressure facial
promotes a sense of physical ease, harmony, and balance throughout the entire body. Bodyworkers, beauticians, dental assistants, and laypersons all find
health and beauty benefits in this fourteen-hour course.
To learn more about Jin Shin Do® Bodymind Acupressure, please visit: www.jinshindo.org
November 14-15
Exploring the Chakras
When: Saturday and Sunday, 10 am – 5 pm
Instructor: Linda Tingle, CMT, CNMT, CST, RYI
12 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB and Florida)
Cost: $250 ($200 if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
This workshop brings more depth to working with your chakras. During the weekend, explore a series of self sensing exercises and working with partners
to establish the sense and feel of the elements of the chakras while playing with the colors of each chakra. Address the seven centers of consciousness
while working in altered states. Learn to energize the body with the breath and awareness of each chakra to bring about a balanced state of mind.
Explore the power of intention and the movement of prana. Learn how to balance and clear the astral track of emotions. Gain awareness of the experience
of being in the present moment. Learn to feel the energy of the subtle body.
November 14-15
Intro to Dr. Vodder’s Manual Lymph Drainage
When: Saturday, 9 am – 5:15 pm; Sunday, 9 am – 3:15 pm
Instructor: Kathryn McKillip Thrift, BS, NCTMB, CLT-LANA
12 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida, and Texas)
Cost: $225 ($195 if paid in full 30 days in advance)
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
Participants gain information on the history behind the development of Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD®), a gentle, rhythmical, manual technique to assist
the lymphatic system to function more effectively, thus helping the body’s immune system to be more efficient. Receive an introduction to one of the
four specialized movements utilized in MLD, and learn the basic sequences for work on the neck and face that can be used upon return to your bodywork
practice.
November 18-22
Dr. Vodder's Manual Lymph Drainage, Basic
When: Wednesday – Saturday, 8:30 am - 6:30 pm; Sunday, 8:30 am - 5 pm
Instructor: Kathryn McKillip Thrift, BS, NCBTMB, CLT-LANA
40 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida, and Texas)
Cost: $850 ($800, if paid in full thirty days in advance); additional $75 payable to instructor on the first
day of course for supplies.
Prequisites: Licensed healthcare provider or if massage therapist, minimum of 500 hours training from one
massage school
This workshop is the first of four leading to certification in Dr. Vodder's Manual Lymph Drainage/Combined Decongestive Therapy. It is an intensive
workshop involving extensive hands on work. Students learn the basic strokes and their application to each body part. The theory includes anatomy and
physiology of the lymph vessel system as well as effects of MLD®.
To learn more, visit the web site: http://www.vodderschool.com.
November 21-22
Reflexology, Level V
When: Saturday and Sunday, 9 am - 6 pm
Instructor: Juliebeth Mezzy, BFA, CMT
16 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida, and Texas)
Cost: $350
Prequisites: Reflexology, Levels I - IV
You’ll complete a thirty-minute practical exam in which they are required to demonstrate reflexology techniques on the instructor’s feet. Instructor
determines the proficiency of each student based on pressure, holding techniques, thumb walking, fingerwalking, relaxation techniques, and knowledge of
the reflex points. You will be rated in each technique using excellent, good, average, or poor. An average score is needed to pass. Along with the
practical and written exam, you’ll participate in our “Spa Day.” Depending upon time, you’ll learn techniques using hot stones on the feet, footcials
(which are facials for the feet), and some vertical reflexology. After all documented sessions are complete (you have up to six months to complete this
after Level 5), students are awarded a certification diploma from the school.
For more information visit www.amobilemassage.com
December 3
Myofascial Release Massage Testing
When: Thursday, 6 pm – 10 pm
Cost: $70.
Prequisites: Part I, Upper Body and Part II, Lower Body
December 4-6
Myofascial Release Massage, Part I, Upper Body
When: Friday, 6 pm - 10 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 9 am – 6 pm
Instructor: Scott Dobbins, LMT, CIMRM, CNMT
20 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida, and Texas)
Cost: $370 ($320 if paid in full thirty days in advance)
Prequisites: Certified massage therapist, physical therapist, or occupational therapist or enrolled as a
student in one of the above training programs.
The Myofascial Release Massage, Part I, Upper Body teaches you to identify, manipulate, and release myofascial tissue that holds chronic, painful, and
exhausting stress and tension. Learn how to release this unwanted stress in the chest, neck, shoulders, hands, back and waist; the whole upper body. In
addition, you will gain an understanding of the relationship between posture and emotional negativity. This workshop, taken with the Part II, Lower
Body, will enable you to offer a complete head to foot Myofascial Release Massage. The Myofascial Release Massage is derived from Hellerwork, a gentler
derivative of Rolfing. To learn more about this modality visit www.howardrontal.com.
December 5-6
Reiki III
When: Saturday, 9:30 am – 6:30 pm; Sunday 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
Instructor: Gayle Y. Bush, CMT
12 Continuing Education Hours (NCBTMB, Florida, and Texas)
Cost: $350 ($300 if paid in full thirty days in advance)
Prequisites: Completion of both Reiki I and II
You’ll learn additional symbols and further deepen your understanding and experience as Reiki practitioners. Become a certified Reiki master qualified
to teach Reiki and pass attunements.
December 27-31
Cayce/Reilly® 5-Day Introduction to Massage
When: Saturday – Wednesday, 9 am – 3 pm
Instructor: Elaine Hruska, CMT
25 Non-Continuing Education Hours
Cost: $250*
Prequisites: No Prerequisites.
This workshop is for both the novice and the massage therapist interested in learning the Cayce/Reilly technique. Receive a thorough introduction to the
unique Cayce/Reilly massage technique by giving and receiving massage. Practice the basic massage strokes; learn proper body mechanics and proper
draping.
* Workshop tuition is fully applied to the 725-hour diploma program if the student enrolls in the massage certification program as a full-time student
within one year of taking this course. Cayce/Reilly is a registered trademark, and only those who graduate from our school are considered Cayce/Reilly
practitioners and can advertise as such.
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