Transform your practice with a new modality clients will be asking for time and time again. Discover the theories, history, and elements of Thai massage. Be introduced to the deep knowledge of Thai anatomy and physiology. Taking the opportunity to learn a full sequence of techniques with a therapeutic and traditional approach. Discover the effectiveness of seeing the body through a different lens.

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Classes are 16 hours over 2 days and cost $325.

CRANIOSACRAL

16 ces

CranioSacral Therapy is gaining in recognition and popularity with the general population. This class will give massage therapists at any experience level a clear understanding of the theory and benefits of this cutting-edge therapy and when to apply it. More importantly, the therapist will gain the focus and sensitivity to confidently feel and follow the subtle cranial movement. The techniques given in this class form a complete treatment protocol which is good for headaches, migraines, sinus issues and ear congestion which makes this class ideal for the therapist that wants to integrate CranioSacral Therapy into a general wellness and pain relief massage practice. A discussion about developing focused listening skills will encourage the therapist to take the practice beyond technique to mastery.  Theresa Wilkes, AP 450891-08

16 CEUs

9am – 6 pm

Instructor: Nate Novgrod L.Ac.

For Acupuncturists & Massage Therapists

Cupping [myofascial decompression] and Gua Sha [instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization] are two integral parts of Chinese medicine that are easily accessible to anyone. Basic theory of injury and chronic pain will be covered as well as when it is appropriate and contraindicated to perform these therapies. Explanation of the basic tools and methods of each therapy will also be taught. This course will be an in depth hands on course allowing practitioners to walk away with the ability to integrate these therapies into their practice right away. Both techniques are vital for acupuncturists to fully treat the body and are wonderful ways for massage therapists to save their hands from excessive overuse. Both therapies increase circulation dramatically and are wonderful was of treating stagnation and chronic pain as well as muscle tightness and spasm, trigger points, and inflammation. These techniques are commonly practiced by lay people in China as they are handed down from parent to child as effective ways to treat oneself and ones family. This course is open to anyone but is geared towards acupuncturists and massage therapists.