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North Carolina EditionFall 2011
Cover photo by David Kilian.Models: Robert Wootton, Joseph Lizana, Larry Fellers, Marty GoochPERG is published by Dynamic Equilibrium309 Oakwood Court Youngsville, NC 27596919-562-1548 ign by Killer Creative Group, Raleigh, NC 919.832.5073 killercreativegroup.comDear Colleagues,Spirituality. Does it have anything to do with the profession ofmassage and bodywork therapy? Or, like separation of churchand state, are we obligated to keep spirituality out of our work?And what exactly do we mean by spirituality? Do we mean God?Religion? New Age philosophy? What about energy work— is itpossible to cut spirituality out of that? Or disallow energy workduring massage? Is the concept of presence during hands-on workrelated to spirituality? And if the body holds and reflects mind andemotion, would that constitute spirituality or something else?Of course it’s ancient history now, but at one point in time massagewas called a “rub-down” and you went to the YMCA to get one;bodywork meant repairing the frame of a car. Or you were richand famous and had your own “masseuse.” That was it outside ofmassage parlors, where you did not go to get a massage. Then theera of the 60’s and the 70’s championed mind-altering drugs andfree love and the search for enlightenment. This passionate searchto experience more, both sensually and spiritually, created anhistorical culture clash with government, religion, and tradition.From this chaotic soup greats like Ida Rolf, Milton Trager, MosheFeldenkrais, John Barnes, and others, supported by places likeEsalen and later, New York University and the New York OpenCenter, were revamping the “rub-down” into something new. Atthe same time Ram-Das, Fritz Perls, and others led a spiritual,psychological and metaphysical movement that contributed to amigration away from the traditional religious structure of America.Hippies, and all those tag-along sort-of hippies, hungry forawakening on every level, were the womb from which the massageand bodywork profession as we know it today was birthed.Cover photo location:Wake Forest Yoga103 S White StreetWake Forest NC 27587wakeforestyoga.com919-623-5410Massage and bodywork brought self-discovery, self-understanding,and self-awareness to the individual. These were young people,and the healing they sought was not of the body, but of the psycheand of the spirit. It was only later as the profession developed, asthese young people who had found themselves through massageand bodywork became massage and bodywork therapists andworked with others, that the full physical health benefits began tobe publically acknowledged.Who among us has not undertaken the journey of self-discoverythat comes with massage and bodywork? And what journey ofself-discovery is not of the spirit? We need to be careful that inour desire for acceptance into the medical community we do notdeny our heritage, and even more so, that we do not deny our owndirect experience of what massage and bodywork have to offer.Let’s share our thoughts on this important topic in the forumgroup, Spirituality at www.massageprofessionals.com. I’ll see youthere—Sincerely,Nancy Toner Weinberger, PublisherReceive monthly reminder E-Mails aboutupcoming classes advertised in the PERG!Send an email to Perg.CEMassage@gmail.comwith your name, email address, and the stateyou are licensed in and we will keep you upto date with less than 12 E-Mails a year!
PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 20111Table of ContentsCONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDERShirley Knapp Intuitive Energy HealingCenter for Aromatherapy Research and EducationKneaded Energy School of MassageCenter for Massage Therapy Continuing EducationACE Massage Cupping Washington DC Centre of Indian Champissage Miller-Motte CollegeMassage@workTim Winecoff Massage & Body Movement TherapyClaire Marie Miller Seminars, Inc.Educating Hands School of MassageEsalen Massage with Robin Fann-CostanzoDynamic EquilibriumAsheville School of Massage & YogaThe Healing Arts and Massage SchoolThe Medical Arts SchoolOne Body Touch WorksThai Bodywork with Robert WoottonThera-ssageBodhi Tree Learning CenterNorth Pointe Body TherapiesCenter for Holistic InstructionSacred Lomi BodyTalkDynamic Energy Balancing Tree of Life CenterLotus Blossom WellnessReiki Education AllianceThermaStretch Valentin PopovHands On Health Integrative Bodywork SeminarsimassageDeane JuhanJohnson Community College with Nicolette LeePAGE #2223334555666, 9778999101011111212131313141414151515
2PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 2011Raindrop Technique - Vitaflex - Healing Oils of the BibleChemistry of Essential Oils - Emotional Release with Essential Oils*Earn up to 25 CEs*Small hands-on classes*Offer new modalities to your clients*Learn how to use therapeutic grade essential oils safely and effectively“If you are seriously committed to learning about therapeutic essential oils, this is THE courseto take! I’ve been studying EO’s for 3 years and was amazed by the wealth of well-researchedinformation, resources and experience presented by C.A.R.E.” — Lana Lauder, Alberta, Canada“Christina has a gift as a teacher. It’s easy to understand and learn, she is full of joy and a bigsmile that makes a big difference in a complex class.” — Maria Fore, Asheville, North CarolinaTHE C.A.R.E. AROmATHERApy InTEnsIVE sCHEdulE:Raleigh, NCJuly 28-31October 20-23December 2-4Charlotte, NCNovember 9-12To register for the Full Intensive orIndividual Classes, contact 919.623.6940 orwww.CAREessentialoilEducation.comChristina HaganFCCI, LMBT(919) 623-6940NCBTMB provider #408294-00 IACET Approved Provider #1307732Greensboro-Triad404 State Street, Greensboro, NC (corner of Golden Gate and State)August 14 Ethics: Healthy Boundaries forProfessional Bodyworkers, 3 CE hrs, 651-4pm, with Sue Walker, LMBTSeptember 9 Ethics: Healthy Boundariesfor Professional Bodyworkers, 3 CE hrs, 656-9pm, with Sue Walker, LMBTOctober 15-16 Massage and Medications,15 CE hrs, 275, included booklet9am-5:30pm both days with Tilly Little, RN, LMBTAugust 20-21 Venus Rising PrenatalMassage, 14 CE hrs, 2509am-5pm both days with Sue Walker, LMBTSeptember 16-18 NeuroMuscular Therapy:Upper Extremity, 20 CE hrs, 395Fri 1-6pm, Sat/Sun 8:30am-5:30pmwith Judith Delaney’s NMT Center InstructorsOctober 22-23 Shiatsu: Connection andHealing, 16 CE hrs, 2959am-6pm both days with Michael SavinoAugust 27-28 Massage and Medications,15 CE hrs, 275, included booklet9am-5:30pm both days with Tilly Little, RN, LMBTOctober 8-9 Venus Rising Prenatal Massage,14 CE hrs, 2509am-5pm both days with Sue Walker, LMBTOctober 30 Ethics: Healthy Boundaries forProfessional Bodyworkers, 3 CE hrs, 656-9pm, with Sue Walker, LMBTOur 2011 Continuing Educationschedule with complete workshopdescriptions is on our website.336-273-1260kneadedenergy.comApproved Provider # 450524-07
PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 20113presentsthe original Indian Head Massaget r a i n i n g c ou r s eINDIAN CHAMPISSAGE (HEAD MASSAGE) and KANSA VATKI FOOT MASSAGE areancient treatments steeped in centuries of Ayurvedic ceremony. Theseunique therapies combine physical and subtle massage with energybalancing to produce feelings of perfect peace. Indian Champissage isa wonderful alternative to seated chair massage, and Kansa Vatki FootMassage is a refreshing addition to Reflexology and other bodywork.Instructor: M. Susan Walsh, CMT, NCTMB, LCICINCBTMB Approved Provider #450489-07Florida Provider #50-10661Champissage 21 CE hrs/ 395 KV 7 CE hrs/ 195Indianapolis INMonroeville PANew Orleans LAHot Springs ARNewark DEMadison WIColumbia SCMetro DC (Burke)Chicago ILNashville TNAtlanta GARaleigh NCCHAMPISSAGEAug 5-7Sep 9-11Sep 16-18Sep 23-25Sep30-Oct 2Oct 21-23Nov 4-6Feb 17-19Mar 3-5Mar 17-19Apr 14-16May 12-14KVAug 8Sep 12Sep 19Sep 26Oct 3Oct 24Nov 7Feb 20Mar 6Mar 20Apr 17May 15For more information or to register, visitmychampissage.comor call(703) 425-3331
4PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 2011Space Is Limited - Call Today to Register!919.532.7153For More Information , Please VisitThe Manifest Mind (Front of the Body)Psychomotor Reprogramming for Relaxation. In this hands-on experiential class you will learn to unlockand utilize the body-mind relationship in your own body and in your tablework with clients. Through anexploration of rhythmic movement, you will discover a light, free way of working that is also deeplyeffective. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 410519-00Neuro-Structural Integration Technique-Introductory CourseNST is the fast track method available to professional health practitioners to learn one of the mosteffective and efficient methods of structural integration, based upon the work of famous Australianbodyworker, Thomas Bowen. Known for its ease of application, effectiveness and lowering of stress on thepractitioner, NST provides resolution of many difficult situations both in acute to chronic situations.www.mmccary.net/CENancy TonerWeinberger21 CEhrsJuly 22-24, 2011Ron Phelan14 CEhrsAugust 27-28, 2011Vickie Penninger12 CEhrsSeptember 10-11,2011Dr. Kimberly Miller16 CEhrsSeptember 24-25,2011Nancy TonerWeinberger16 CEhrsOctober 21, 22,28 & 29, 2011Nancy TonerWeinberger3 CEhrsOctober 22, 2011Vickie Penninger12 CEhrsDecember 3-4, 2011*NCBTMB Approved Provider # 412026-00Reiki IReiki is a healing method using the universal life force, which is present in all living things, to effect changephysically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. Reiki can energize, revitalize, balance and harmonize thebody, mind and spirit. It is very powerful and effective, yet subtle and non invasive.*NCBTMB Approved Provider # 450417-07Fibromyalgia & Chronic Myofascial PainThis course is designed to provide students with a good working knowledge of Fibromyalgia and ChronicMyofascial Pain Syndrome. All aspects of these syndromes will be explored and the student will have aspecific treatment protocol for working on patients that present with either syndrome.*NCBTMB Approved Provider # 450927-09BindegewebsmassageA reflexive therapy of the connective tissue, this structured medical massage protocol from Germanyis particularly useful for difficult to treat conditions, including most inflammatory conditions, adhesions,digestive issues, menstrual problems, blood pressure, migraines, sinus conditions, et. al. Treatmentsengage the reflexes of the connective tissue and the autonomic nervous system to bring on powerfulhealing responses in the body. *NCBTMB Approved Provider # 410519-00Ethics-Being on the BoardOverstepping boundaries is the number one complaint filed against LMBTs. Role play thorny scenariosof fictional Board hearings for LMBTs who are facing the complaint/disciplinary process. Play-act thetherapist, Board Member, or the Client who has complained. Learn dynamically!*NCBTMB Approved Provider # 410519-00Reiki IIIn the second degree Reiki class students will review the practices and principles learned in Reiki I andreceive instruction in the use and purpose of the Power Symbol, The Psychological Symbol and theAbsentee Healing Symbol as well as sending Reiki into the past and future.*NCBTMB Approved Provider # 450417-07Miller-Motte College – Cary, NCis 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 alsosurrounded by numerous restaurants, shopping, and is only 3/10th of a mile from the nearest hotel.
PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 20115Massage@work Location:MAFC, 2325 Hanover Dr, Monroe, NC 28110 (704) 221 5872email: massage@monroenc.orgBecome a Certified Medical Massage practitionerOct 7Oct 8Oct 92012Mar 16Mar 17Mar 18Insurance BillingDay of the BackDay of the Neck4 CE hours, 175 3958 CE hours, 195 Save 1408 CE hours, 195Postural DistortionTreatment of theUpper ExtremetiesTreatment of theLower Extremeties4 CE hours, 1758 CE hours, 1958 CE hours, 195 395Save 140Instructor: Shamaya Chah, LMT, CKTP NCBTMB CE Provider 037776-00www.massageeducators.comFor registration call: 352-383-0004For more information visit us online at:Sports Massage Training - Introductory and AdvanceSep 8-9 Myofascial Sports Massage 16 CE hours, 299 / 339Oct 21 Pre & Post Event workshop 8 CE hours, 149/ 199early registration price/regular priceBecome a Certified Kinesio Taping practitionerSep 10-11 KT1 & KT2 Fundamentals & AdvanceKinesio Taping16 CE hours, 500/ 550Oct 22 KT3 Advance Kinesio TapingClinical application8 CE hours, 149/ 199Oct 23 KT 3 expanded8 CE hours, 149/ 199Instructor: Pete Pfannerstill, PhD, LMT, CKTI NCBTMB CE Provider 386613-00For more information or to register visit us online at:www.ultrasportsmassage.comTim Winecoff Massage andBody Movement TherapyPresentsAn Introduction to Dr. Yang’sEvidence Based Taiji and QigongFor Health Care ProfessionalsThis 6 hour course, geared towards the health care professional, presents time testedexercises and routines which help to cultivate deeper reserves of self nurturance.The methods taught are key components of Dr. Yang’s Evidence Based traditionalChen taiji training. While the course is focused on the well being and development ofthe practitioner, applications and benefits for your clients may be recognized. It is myintention to provide fine tools that travel well, enhance personal awareness, and stimulatelife-long curiosity of self development and the art of nurturing, rather than to offer merecoping mechanisms.For in depth details of course description, questions, registration,and inquiry on hosting CEU events; contact Tim by email:winecoff@skybest.com or by phone: 828-406-1938Fall 2011 classes in Boone, NC:July 30, August 13, 27, September 10, 24,October 1, 22, 29, November 5Workshop fee: 75.00 6 Continuing Education HoursTim Winecoff, LMBT, NCBTMB, is a graduate of the Centerfor Massage and Natural Health and continuing student andinstructor of Chen HunYuan Taiji and Tai Zu Chang Chuan.NCBTMB PROVIDER # 451614-11
6PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 2011Instructor: Nancy Toner Weinberger, bodyworker of 35 years, is anaccomplished Trager practitioner who trained directly with Dr. Milton Trager.She has a strong and varied background in massage, energy work, and mindbody health concepts. She has been teaching adult learners since 1980 and isknown for her down-to-earth, easy going, practical teaching style.t DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUMExperience. Insight. Compassion. Competence.309 Oakwood Court, Youngsville, NC 27596CallManifest MindYou have a sense of how it “could” be for this bodybefore you on your table. You have a sense there is apath, some way to get there. Find that path throughrhythmic movement! There is nothing to do, there in thismutual place of presence and effortless movement. Justexploration, curiosity, and synchronicity exist.Discover this light, free way of working that is alsodeeply effective.July 22-24: Front of the Body 395 (21 CE hrs)Miller-Motte College, CaryNCBTMB Approved Provider # 410519-00919-562-1548for an information and registration packet.or visitwww.dynamicequilibrium.comEthics: Being on the BoardRole play thorny scenarios of fictional Board hearings for LMBTs who arefacing the complaint/disciplinary process. Play-act the therapist, boardmember, or the client who has complained. Learn dynamically!Saturday 2:30-5:30PM 55 (3 CE hrs)Cary- October 22Wilmington- October 8Trager Mentastics for Self-CareWilmington- Sat, Oct 1, 2:30-6:30PM; 65.00; 4CEBring your practice into the medicalarena with BindegewebsmassageA reflexive therapy of the connective tissue, this structured medicalmassage protocol from Germany is particularly useful for difficultto treat conditions, including most inflammatory conditions,adhesions, digestive issues, menstrual problems, blood pressure,migraines, sinus conditions, et. Al. Treatments engage the reflexesof the connective tissue and the autonomic nervous system tobring on powerful healing responses in the body. Given in a seatedposition, the client wears underwear and a hospital gown.Bindegewebsmassage: Basic – Class ScheduleEach course is 2 consecutive weekends, Fri evening (4-8PM)and Sat morning (9AM-1PM) for 16 CE hrs; Tuition 275:Rutherfordton- starts August 19Wilmington- starts September 30Cary- starts October 21
PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 20117Ready to take the next stepin your massage career?Peter Shea L.Ac. continues our 3 level, 150 CE. hour, AdvancedCertification Program in Taoist Bodywork this Fall. Taoist Bodywork 2: theStructure of the Soul explores the Tendino-muscular or Sinew Channels,the relationships between the Bones, the Marrow, and the Brain in TaoistMedicine, Dit/Dat or Martial Arts medicine, the 3 Stages of Trauma, and amore in-depth look at musculo-skeletal/myofascial structures and howthey relate to the embodied soul. We will learn Qigong forms that allowus to explore our skeleton more directly and continue learning Bodyworktechniques to address specific conditions and for structural balancing.You don’t need to have completed #1 to begin. Peter holds a M.S.Oriental Medicine Int’l Institute of Chinese Medicine from Santa Fe, NM;with advanced training in Shiatsu, Tui Na, Acupressure, Chi Nei Tsang andMedical Qigong. Peter teaches at the Asheville School of Massage &Yoga, the Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medicine and NCSAB.Fall CE CoursesAdvanced Taoist Bodywork Certification Program-#2Peter Shea, L.Ac.- 50 CE hrs. Aug 19-21, Sept 10-11, Oct 15-16, 900Chi Nei Tsang(Taoist Abdominal Massage) – Joanne Shea, 21 CE hrs. July 29-31, 375Ayurveda: Healing with Prana – Ryan Kurczak, 21 CE hrs. Aug. 5-7, 375A Rub From Above the Table (Ethics Standard V)Bettina Freese, 6 CE hrs. Aug. 26-27, 110Going Deeper: It Doesn’t Mean You Just Push Harder!Nancy MacDonald, 21 CE hrs. Sept 2-4, 375Ethics for Bodyworkers – Pripo Teplitsky, 3 CE hrs. Sept 20 or Oct 25, 55Deep Tissue for the Whole Body – Charlotte Behrends, 21 CE hrs. Sept 16-18, 375Integrated Hot Stone Therapy – Sabrina Smith, 16 CE hrs. Sept 23-24, 300Yoga Therapy for the Lower Body – Libby Hinsley, 18 CE hrs. Oct 1-2, 325Instincts, Feelings and Emotions: “Deepening the Bodyworkers Toolbox”Pripo Teplitsky, 21 CE hrs. Oct 7-9, 375Medi-Cupping - Annie Garic, 22 CE hrs. Oct 21-23, 395Cranial Sacral – Phyllis Velez, 21 CE hrs. Oct 28-30, 375For more information on these courses visit www.ashevillemassageschool.orgNCBTMB Approved Provider # 450444-072011 SCHEDULE:Reflexology10 CE hoursJuly 9-10BioMagnetics10 CE hoursJuly 23-24Reiki Second Degree10 CE hoursJuly 30-31Expression of the Lymph10 CE hoursAug 20-21Aromatherapy10 CE hoursAug 27-28Holistic Nutrition Theory8 CE hoursAug 27-28Reiki First Degree10 CE hoursAug 27-28Holistic Communication10 CE hoursSept 10-11Hot Stone Massage16 CE hoursSept 17-18Lymphatic Massage16 CE hoursSept 17-1824 CE hoursSept 23-25For Compromised SystemsResistance Release (Deane Juhan)Therapeutic Value of HerbsOriental Massage & Eastern Philosophy8 CE hoursOct 1-210 CE hoursOct 1-2Thai Massage21 CE hoursOct 8-9Reflexology10 CE hoursOct 15-16Ethics for North Carolina Professionals4 CE hoursOct 15Ethics – Standard V2 CE hoursOct 16Prenatal Massage8 CE HoursOct 22-2310 CE hoursOct 22-23Aromatherapy - Raindrop Technique2113 Cameron Street, Suite 233 Raleigh, NC 27605Healing From the HeartThrough the Art of TouchEveryone functions in accordance with a unique innate energeticblueprint, the Innate Intelligence. When we are free fromstress, real or imagined, healing is a natural progression of life’sexperience. Life experiences are sustained by dynamic electro,chemical, magnetic interactions that are effected by mental,emotional and physical conditions.The Healing Arts and Massage School, LLC is approvedby the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massageand Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education ApprovedProvider. Provider (# 331623-00).Visit the School’s Web Site for a Complete Listof Classes and Calendar with Online Registration(919) 821-1444 www.healingartsschool.com
8PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 2011919-872-6386Visit our website atwww.medicalartsschool.comAPPROVED PROVIDER # 289732-002011 Summer/Fall Continuing Education CalendarCourseDatetIMetuItIoNCeINstruCtorReiki II6/25-6/269:30-4 24012Mary Ann FlournoyEthics-Compassionate Touch7/52-6 454Gloria CoppolaSuccessful Promotion & MarketingYour Massage Business7/69-5Phone:919-872-6386 897Gloria CoppolaFax: 919-855-8940 Visit our website atwww.medicalartsschool.comSacred Ethics: Creating Right Relationship 7/29in Altered States of Consciousness9:30-4:30 for updated 135 classes6Rene ShufordGentle Waters Facial Lymphatics:A Wellness Program for the HFN7/30-7/319:30-5:30Intro to Myofascial Release8/20-8/218:30-5:30 32016Ann Margaret Seaborn-StaleyReiki I8/27-8/289:30-4 24012Mary Ann FlournoyAcupressure Facial Rejuvenation9/99-4 1206Miles RoweEar Reflexology9/109-4 1206Miles RoweHot Stones9/118:30-4 1608Mary Ann FlournoyPharmacology & Herbology9/238:30-6 1508Gloria CoppolaIntro to Lomi Lomi9/24-9/259-5 27514Gloria CoppolaAcupressure Theory & Application10/19-4 1206Miles RoweAssessment & Release of the Psoas10/28:30-5 1608Mary Ann FlournoyMedical Massage for Lower Extremities10/8-10/98:30-5:30 32016Nancy HallerSacred Ethics: Creating Right Relationship 10/14in Altered States of Consciousness (tentative)9:30-4:-30 1356Rene ShufordGentle Waters Facial Lymphatics:10/15-10/16A Wellness Program for the HFN(tentative)9:30-5:30 38514Rene ShufordIntro to Cranio-Sacral Therapy10/15-10/169-5 28014Diana ScammellReiki I10/22-10/239:30-4 24012Mary Ann FlournoyQi Gong: Sef Healing for Bodyworkers10/289-4 1206Miles RoweTuina: Chinese Massage & Bodywork10/299-4 1206Miles RoweAcupressure Facial Rejuvenation11/49-4 1206Miles RoweAcupressure Theory & Application11/59-4 1206Miles RoweThai Yoga Massage – Table Version11/16-11/178:30-6 25016Gloria CoppolaNCBTMB APPROVED PROVIDER # 289732-00 38514Rene Shuford(includes lymph. kit)(includes lymph. kit)Offering Day & Evening CEs Quarterly in: Chair Massage (24), Reflexology (24), Ethics (3), and Licensing Exam Review (no CE hours awarded.)For continuing education courses in Atlanta, Georgia Visit Gwinnett College at www.gwinnettcollege.edu
PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 20119 BECOME A CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDERor just teach like one Teaching Skills for the Workshop Leader24 NCBTMB CE hrs.Nov 3-6: Marriott Hotel, Oakbrook Terrace; Chicago, ILGet personalized help developing your class in a small group setting.SITECEsDateWilmington Self Care - TorsoEthics (Std. V)Front and CenterCLASS53169/239/239/24-25RaleighSelf Care – TorsoEthics (Std. V)Front and Center53169/3010/1-210/1-2CharlotteSelf Care - TorsoEthics (Std. V)Front and Center531610/710/710/8-9AshevilleSelf Care - TorsoEthics (Std. V)Front and Center531610/2110/2110/22-23Also offered TRAINING FOR MASSAGE SCHOOL TEACHERSTeacher Training Intensive21 NCBTMB CE hrs.August 12-14: Miller Motte College, Cary, NCNov 8-10: Charter College, Warsaw, ININSTRUCTOR: Nancy Toner WeinbergerApproved Provider # 410519-00For complete course descriptions and registration information:www.dynamicequilibrium.comt DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM309 Oakwood Court, Youngsville, NC 27596919-562-1548 weinberger@mindspring.comThe benefits of massage, yoga, & energy workin one nurturing danceGentle deep ThaiMeditative experienceGraceful nurturing danceDetailed hands-on guidancePartial Schedule — See www.ThaiBodywork.infoAsheville, Level 1, 21 CE hrs, 330 (early discount 300)828-645-0647, info@thaibodywork.infoJune 25-27 (Sat-Mon)Sept 24-26 (Sat-Mon)Concord, Oct 7-9 (Fri-Sun) Level 1, 21 CE hrs, 350 (early discount 320)Gentle Touch with Deep ResultsEasy Blend with Other BodyworkComfort for Client & PractitionerSafe, Supportive, EffectiveInstructor Linda McCreaEd. D., LMBT, AMTANCBTMB CE Provider # 386322-0020 yrs of bodywork & instructionwww.obtouchworks.comRegister by siteMore classes in SC & TNLinwsw@charter.net 828.298-5154 704.968-2145Approved Provider of Continuing Educationunder the NCBTMB # 328461431 S. Main St., Ste. 2, Rutherfordton NC 28139828-288-3727Laura Allen has lined upan amazing roster of brand-newclasses for the coming year withsome of the top teachers in themassage therapy profession.Balance Wellness Center, 704-721-5976, www.balancewellnesscenter.comWilmington, Oct 22-24 (Sat-Mon) Level 1, 21 CE hrs, 350(early discount 330) The Open Space;register: Stephanie 910-431-3325Robert Wootton, PhD, LMBT, lived in Thailandfor six years. He speaks Thai, knows the culture andreligion and was one of the first Americans to trainwith Thai masters of Nuat Boran. He has practicedNuat Boran for 25 years and taught workshops for15. (NC license 3731; NCBTMB Provider 288581-00)Course Descriptions & Registration Info at:www.ThaiBodywork.infoRead Robert’s 2 articles on Thai Massagewww.thera-ssage.comVisit our website for a complete listingand details of all the exciting classofferings for 2011.Secure online registration.facebook.com/LauraAllenMTTHERA-SSAGE is conveniently located in WNC betweenAsheville, Charlotte, Knoxville, & Greenville-Spartanburg.
10PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 2011Richmond, Virginia reeinfo@gmail.commember of the Tao Mountain AssociationNCBTMB Provider #450426-07WORKSHOPS RETURN 2012!Basic Thai Massage 699 40 CEJan. 20-22, 28-29Thai Cupping and Scraping 199 12 CEFebruary 5-6Thai Herbal Massage 299 16 CEFebruary 25-26Give thedeepest relaxation,give freedom of movement,give THAI MASSAGE!Continue your massage education, enhance your practice, save your hands and body withclasses in Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Traditional Thai Massage. Practice ThaiMassage already? Go deeper with Bodhi Tree’s Complimentary Thai Therapy Courseswith herbs, cupping, scraping, and face therapies! Check out our online storefront atMekongMedicinals.com for all your Thai Massage and herbal needs!The DeepestMostLuxuriousMassage onthe Planet A permanent trainingfacility convenientlylocated off I-85 inDurham, NC is offeringtwo great classes to earnyour required NCBTMBapproved CEs.Instructor: Julie Marciniak, LMBT #2153Certified Rolfer NCBTMB Approved Provider #283551-003 day/25 CE/ 595(Basics):August 11-13, October 13-15, 2011, Feb 9-11, 20123 day/25 CE/ 595(Advanced):September 15-17, December 8-10, 2011Visit our website:Massage withwarm bamboofor a luxurious,versatiletreatmentFor more info pleasecall:Instructor: Ivy Jo Staton, LMBT #3870(919) 477-98872-Day Seminar/16 CEs/ 399:August 8 - 9, November 7 - 8, March 12-13, 2012Remote locations: September 10 - 11, 2011Asheville, NC ( 50 remote fee applies)NCBTMB Approved Provider #450427-07/ FL#50-8549www.northpointebodytherapies.com
PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 201111CHi11330 Vanstory driveHuntersville, NC 28078704 907-5735For more information visit:FreeCeuSee Belowwww.Chionline.comApplied StudieS in the ASiAN trAditioN of HeAliNgBased on Asian tradition of HealingLearn why Esomassage is so important to your futureEsomassage I – Taichi as a Catalyst for MassageEsomassage II – Ancient Methods, Modern ResultsSAVE – Esomassage I & II*Weekend retreat of Self Healing (Healing Energy HE1-4)(Introduction to Qigong and Five Element Theory) HE1(Inner Smile Meditation) HE2(Six Healing Sounds - Transform Negative Energy) HE3(Microcosmic Orbit – Cultivating Energy) HE4FREE 1 CE8 CE hrs16 CE hrs24 CE hrs15 CE hrs4 CE hrs3 CE hrs3 CE hrs5 CE hrsJune 29Jul 9Jul 10-11See belowJul 30-31Jul 30Jul 30Jul 31Jul 31Ancient Movement TherapyNo More HeadachesReleasing the PelvisOne-Hundred-Eleven Elbow Techniques of EsomassageLearn why Esomassage is so important to your futureEsomassage I – Taichi as a Catalyst for MassageEsomassage II – Ancient Methods, Modern ResultsEffective Releases for Neck and Shoulder PainEffective Releases for Low Back Pain8 CE hrs5 CE hrs8 CE hrs6 CE hrsFREE 1 CE8 CE hrs16 CE hrs8 CE hrs6 CE hrsAug 13Aug 14Aug 28Sept 11Sept 14Sept 24Sept 25-26Oct 2Oct 1615 CE hrs4 CE hrs3 CE hrs3 CE hrs5 CE hrsOct 29-30Oct 29Oct 29Oct 30Oct 30Based on Asian tradition of Healing*Weekend retreat of Self Healing (Healing Energy HE1-4)(Introduction to Qigong and Five Element Theory) HE1(Inner Smile Meditation) HE2(Six Healing Sounds - Transform Negative Energy) HE3(Microcosmic Orbit) HE4 50 discount for taking Esomassage I & II *He1 is required before any other Healing Energy course. SAVE 80 by taking all four.The Center for Holistic Instruction, LLC (CHI) is dedicated toproviding exceptional instruction to Massage and Bodywork Therapistswho are serious about their contribution to society as Licensed HealthCare Providers.We offer more than 20 diverse Asian-based workshopsfor all experience levels of massage therapists.Our state-of-the-arts training facility in Huntersville, NC isconvenient, spacious and comfortable.“Excellent course. Very useful material for therapist and clientenhancement. The class flew by; very interesting and interactive.”“Finally, a workshop with stuff I can use, not just a bunch of ‘fluff.’”“My massage practice will never be the same.Thanks.”The Center for Holistic Instruction, LLC is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider.
12PERG North Carolina Edition, Fall 2011Discover BodyTalkBodyTalk uses energetic techniques to help people let go of emotional stress, trauma anddrama. They see better choices in creating harmony and vitality in their lives when they letgo of the baggage often held in the muscles and other areas of the body.Having the ability to help your clients release these knots at the energetic level with BodyTalkwill make your work more effective. These techniques are quick and easy to implement.In this one day class you become a Certified BodyTalk Access Technician. You can also usethese techniques on yourself and your children to improve school and sports performanceas well as Immun
ACE Massage Cupping Washington DC Centre of Indian Champissage Miller-Motte College Massage@work Tim Winecoff Massage & Body Movement Therapy Claire Marie Miller Seminars, Inc. Educating Hands School of Massage Esalen Massage with Robin Fann-Costanzo Dynamic Equilibrium Asheville School of Massage & Yoga The Healing Arts and Massage School
