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Fall 2009 Cover Photo by David Kilian North Carolina Edition | Fall 2009 Cover photo by David Kilian. Models: Lemuel Sherman, Laura Landsiedel. PERG is published by Dynamic Equilibrium 309 Oakwood Court Youngsville, NC 27596 919-562-1548 • [email protected] www.ProEdResourceGuide.com Design by Killer Creative Group, Raleigh, NC 919.832.5073 killercreativegroup.com Dear Colleagues, In our profession, with few exceptions, massage therapists and bodyworkers are accomplished in more than one modality. Even before moving into the arena of continuing education and advanced certifi cations, the entry level practitioner has been taught to use more than one modality. Today one would be hard put to fi nd a school that taught only Swedish massage! The modalities we learn to use were almost always developed as complete systems, and within each system, certain results can be rightfully expected when working with clients. The purists among us stay true to this principle and separate out modalities offered through the use of a menu of services presented to the client. Perhaps even discussing which modality would be the best choice for that day’s session, based on the client’s current needs. This is a popular and comfortable modus operandi in many private practices, in holistic health centers, and in spas. So this type of therapist might, for example, be skilled in cranial sacral, Swedish massage, Bowen, and deep tissue. Depending on what type of results were needed for that day and the preferences of the client, only one of these modalities would be used. Frequently, informed clients seek out practitioners of these modalities because they want to have a certain kind of bodywork experience. The effect of a session or a series of sessions is often profound. Another type of therapist views all of the individual moves, strokes and pieces that comprise the modalities they have learned as fi lling a virtual tool box from which they construct a session for the client based on the needs and preferences of the client and even what they fi nd while working in the session. For the most part, this client happily gives over to the therapist the decision-making about what the therapist is going to do with the client during the session. Of course some modalities complement each other better than others, and in the interest of producing results for the client, this type of therapist becomes skilled over time at mixing and blending techniques, a little of this, a little of that-an alchemy that works magic for both the therapist and the client. Knowing which approach more closely defi nes your style of working can help you to choose continuing education courses that will satisfy you. And as you see where you fi t into these philosophies, it can also hone your marketing and help you achieve success. With warm regard, Nancy Toner Weinberger, Publisher PERG • North Carolina Edition, Fall 2009 1 Table of Contents CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR MASSAGE THERAPISTS & BODYWORKERS Miller-Motte College 2 Pam Bailey- Energy Anatomy 3 Dr. Mitchell R. Mosher 3 The Healing Arts and Massage School 3 The Whole You School of Massage & Bodywork 4 The Edmund Morgan School of Massage and Neuromuscular Therapy 5 Dr. Karyn Mitchell, N.D., Ph.D 5 Thera-ssage 5 Claire Marie Miller Seminars, Inc. 6 Center for Massage Therapy Continuing Education 7 The Medical Arts School 7 Dynamic Equilibrium 7, 10, 14 Asheville School of Massage & Yoga 8 Sacred Lomi® 8 State Street Center for Renewal 8 The Bodhi Tree Learning Center 9 Southern Spa & Salon Conference 9 Stone and Spa 10 OB Touch Works 10 Hands On Health Integrative Bodywork Seminars 11 Lotus Blossom Wellness 11 Thai Bodywork with Robert Wootton 11 The Optimal Breathing School 12 Lorraine Lewis- Peaceful Connection 12 imassage 12 Shirley Knapp Intuitive Energy Healing 13 Living Arts Institute 13 Barefoot Masters 13 LovingScents Clinical Aromatherapy 14 Hearts in Balance 14 Joel Tull Seminars 15 Washington DC Centre of Indian Champissage™ 15 Attack YOUR Stress Seminars 17 2 PERG • North Carolina Edition, Fall 2009 Visit www.mmccary.net/ce For Much More Information 919.532.7153 Space Is Limited In All Workshops - Call Today to Register! Advanced Myofascial Techniques: TMJ & Headaches These popular seminars present practicing manual therapists and qualifi ed students with advanced and little- August 8-9, known Myofascial techniques which can be easily incorporated into existing personal styles. Drawing on a wide Larry Koliha 14 CE hrs range of disciplines, the focus is on unusual, interesting, and fresh approaches that will both expand technique 2009 repertoire and inspire creativity and innovation. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 296360-00 Ethics: Integrity- An Exploration of Telling the Truth Truth is not always easy, nor is it always obvious. And in our practice of massage and body work, we often need to refl ect in order to discover exactly what the truth of a situation is. Our professionalism requires that Nancy Toner- September 13, we embrace integrity with dignity, and that we know how to be honest with our clients without being hurtful. 3 CE hrs This class is designed to help you explore the meaning of integrity, to see more clearly how much integrity you Weinberger 2009 already have, and to build on that core, developing and enhancing integrity in areas that might not be as strong as they could be. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 410519-00 Prosperity Consciousness This course is designed to help you open up your thinking and let go of belief patterns that block you from achieving prosperity. You will gain an understanding of the processes of the levels of mind, and how those very Nancy Toner- September 13, processes which normally help us, can turn to our disadvantage when we are unaware of how they work. You 3 CE hrs Weinberger 2009 will come to an understanding of what prosperity is to you, and what you can do to ensure that prosperity is part of your life. The class includes lecture and experiential exercises. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 410519-00 Aromatic Spa Refl exology Aromatic Refl exology is the holistic integration of aromatherapy and refl exology, providing a hands-on technique September 19-20, of merging touch with aroma. On Saturday we will cover a basic routine for foot refl exology and review its Jade Shutes 14 CE hrs history, therapeutic benefi ts, and contraindications. The basics of aromatherapy and the top 14 essential oils 2009 to integrate with refl exology will be covered. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 406071-00 Neurostructural Integration Technique: Basic Training NST is the fast track method available to professional health practitioners to learn one of the most effective and effi cient methods of structural integration, based upon the work of famous Australian bodyworker, Thomas October 2-6, Bowen. Known for its ease of application, effectiveness and lowering of stress on the practitioner, NST Ron Phelan 35 CE hrs provides resolution of many diffi cult situations both acute and chronic. NST consistently provides reliable and 2009 sustainable results. The fi ve day workshop provides skills to completely transform your practice using these new techniques. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 412026-00 The Manifest Mind: Deepening Your Bodywork through Movement and Intuitive Touch There is one place, and one place only, that we experience our physical existence: our body. Every experience we have is fi ltered through our senses which dance upon the landscape of our body. Every thought, every Nancy Toner- October 16-18, belief, is based upon what we have experienced in that sacred space. As bodyworkers, touch and movement 21 CE hrs Weinberger 2009 are the two tools we have to reach the body, and deeper, the mind, where we can help to create a milieu for healing to occur. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 410519-00 Caring for Clients with Cancer: Simple Steps to Safe, Effective Massage Therapy 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 fi ndings about the benefi ts of touch for people with cancer. Participants learn essential cancer intake questions, proper December 4-6, follow-up on the client’s answers, and proven strategies for involving a client’s physician when necessary. We Tracy Walton 24 CE hrs describe concrete massage adjustments for surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, bone metastasis and vital 2009 organ involvement. A balanced approach to learning blends lecture, spirited discussion, and hands-on work with volunteer clients with cancer. 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. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 283404-00 Miller-Motte College – Cary, NC is located just minutes from downtown Raleigh and Cary. It is easily accessible from the major interstates (I-40, I-85 & I-95). The school is also surrounded by numerous restaurants, shopping, and is only 3/10th of a mile from the nearest hotel. PERG • North Carolina Edition, Fall 2009 3 DR. MITCHELL R. MOSHER PODIATRIST LMBT#8112 NCBTMB APPROVED PROVIDER #450752-08 LEARN TO USE THE WORLD-RENOWNED BOWEN TECHNIQUE • A HOLISTIC & HIGHLY EFFECTIVE APPROACH TO CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND MERIDIAN REBALANCING • WORK EASY – SAVE YOUR HANDS • RAPID RESULTS INCREASE YOUR REFERRALS & YOUR INCOME – MULTIPLE CLIENTS CAN BE TREATED DURING THE SAME TIME INTERVAL DUE TO RESTS • ENJOY HELPING CLIENTS TO HIGHER WELLNESS Basic Body Re-set – 16 CE hrs. Choose your dates: July 24 & Aug 14 OR Sep 10-11 OR Oct 22-23 Advanced Body Re-Set – 16 CE hrs.
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