Massage Recruit

Rock N' Rain
2017-12-10 10:00 - 18:00 (America/Denver) | Healing arts Connection, 1715 W Northern Ave., Ste. 100, Phoenix, AZ, 85021, United States
The use of essential oils to assist in therapy is a long standing practice in many indigenous cultures, and is a powerful, non-invasive technique for bringing the body into balance, aligning the energy centers of the body and releasing blockages. Rock n’ Rain Spinal Balancing uses a sequence of anti-microbial essential oils designed to simultaneously reduce inflammation and kill the germ agents responsible for it.

Aromatherapy for Wellness
2017-12-09 12:00 - 17:00 (America/Denver) | Healing arts Connection, 1715 W Northern Ave., Ste. 100, Phoenix, AZ, 85021, United States
Aromatherapy for Wellness gives participants information on the benefits, cautions, properties, selection and safe application of essential oils selected to promote wellness. These essential oils and blends are appropriate for use in home and business environments.

Barefoot Basics Combo Course
2017-12-07 - 2017-12-09 | Denver Ashiatsu Training Studio, 21289 Woodside Ln, Parker, CO, 80138, United States
Barefoot Basics
3 days, 25 CE Hours $725
Pre-requisite: Licensed Massage Therapist, Chiropractor, Physical Therapist, Acupuncturist
Non-Refundable Deposit: $325
We have designed a comprehensive three day class that teaches licensed professionals how to administer barefoot massage techniques that offer students both posterior and anterior protocols. Barefoot massage techniques taught are western focused and includes: effleurage, petrissage, compression as well as some trigger point and myofascial techniques.
You will have lots of “feet on” time in this class. Though we use the parallel bars in the ceiling to regulate our weight, we do have some fitness levels /weight guidelines associated with taking this course. Our teaching methodologies are designed to work with each practitioner’s skill level, physical characteristics and learning style. Emphasis during the three-day workshop will be on body mechanics, barefoot application, contraindications, certification and bar construction.
This introduction to barefoot massage course includes both posterior and anterior protocols so that upon completion the body-worker will be able to deliver a 90 minute rich and detailed supine and prone Ashiatsu session. .
We not only do we train you how to use your foot as a massage tool – we also teach you trademarked sequence that has proven to be successful, so you will walk away with confidence and certainty to start practicing your newly acquired barefoot skills right away. Making sure you are safely up and operational before you leave the workshop is our number one priority. With over 25 years of experience, we set the standards when it comes to barefoot bar work.
Upon completion of class you will receive 25 credit hours, which you can apply to your NCBTMB certification, AMTA or ABMP renewal. To become certified in Ashiastu DeepFeet Bar Therapy students are required to perform a practical on day three of class, complete an online quiz and submit 20 documented practice sessions.

CPR/First Aid
2017-12-03 09:00 - 16:00 (America/Denver) | CSHA, 7655 W. Mississippi Ave Ste. 100, Lakewood, CO, 80226, United States
Course Description:
This course provides Basic Life Support for the Professional (BLS) training and is recommended for all healthcare practitioners. Students will demonstrate the ability to perform CPR/1st Aid skills and victim assessment.

Introduction to Integrative Reflexology/Level 1 Part 1 of the Reflexology Certification Course
2017-12-02 09:00 - 2017-12-03 17:00 (America/Chicago) | Institute of Therapeutic Massage, 1730 Wilkes Ave., Davenport, IA, 52804, United States
Open to the Public
December 2nd and 3rd
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
$300
16 CEs
Taught by Amy Petersen (an RCB nationally certified registered Reflexologist and certified integrative reflexology practitioner and instructor. She is a professional member of the Reflexology Association of America (RAA) and the Reflexology Association of Iowa (RAIA)
This class must be taken first before parts 2 and 3 for Reflexology Certification
(A note from Amy about the class)
Diabetes. Parkinson’s disease. Post-traumatic stress disorder. How many chronic diseases or disorders can you name? How many of us know a friend or loved one affected by a chronic health problem? How many of us struggle with these issues ourselves? Do you know of someone seeking relief beyond what the next medication or procedure has to offer them?
Much of my Integrative Reflexology practice consists of clients who come to me with a specific concern that can be addressed in an anticipated protocol. A few of my clients are simply satisfied to enjoy the relaxing and regenerating techniques offered in a reflexology spa session. But the most consistent group of clients I work with are those who experience chronic health issues. This group rarely “no- shows” for office appointments. When traveling, they typically schedule treatments both before and after their upcoming travel. They often call me from the hospital when they are recovering from a procedure. They aim to minimize the side effects of new medications or dosage changes. And they refer their friends to me.
I practice Integrative Reflexology as a complementary therapy. This means I don’t encourage people to use reflexology, or any other modality, as a replacement for the care of a board-certified physician and the diagnostic tools that are available from the medical community. I believe correct diagnosis is a logical and beneficial place to begin to understand how to manage one’s own healthcare. What I have also come to appreciate is the necessary and comforting role that palliative therapies may play.
There is an ongoing, controversial discussion concerning the impact of palliative therapies and their usefulness in alleviating the symptoms of illness, disease, disorder, and the side effects of pharmaceutical therapies. If my clients are unaware of this conversation, I strive to educate them before they begin treatments with me. If they come to me with a chronic disease, I am careful to explain that reflexology will not relieve them of their disease. If they come to me with a disorder, I refer them to the research that is available concerning reflexology treatments and the effects on specific disorders. If they come to me with an illness, we discuss whether or not reflexology is an appropriate therapy to help alleviate their symptoms.
Integrative reflexology is a tried and tested complementary therapy for helping someone with a health issue to ease their mental, physical and emotional condition. In specific circumstances, it can also reduce or relieve symptoms that may otherwise become as debilitating as the disease itself.
Part of the Claire Marie Miller seminars and teaching

Pregnancy Massage Certification, NCBTMB Approved, 6 CE's
2017-11-28 09:00 - 17:00 (America/Chicago)
Learn how to take great care of the expecting mothers in your massage practice from an experienced teacher and industry veteran.
Emphasis is placed on safety and comfort of both client and therapist, with the majority of class time spent hands-on with side-lying trades so you can practice bolstering, draping, and communicating.
Using a 3 prong approach to learning, incorporating a combination of lecture, demo, and hands-on trades, educator Julie Bevel makes sure everyone in the class gets individual attention and an opportunity to begin to master the techniques being showcased.
Pregnancy Massage Certification, NCBTMB Approved, 6 CE’s, Approved Provider # 451177-09

Infant Massage
2017-11-18 09:00 - 2017-11-19 18:00 (America/Denver) | CSHA, 7655 W. Mississippi Ave Ste. 100, Lakewood, CO, 80226, United States
Course Description:2 Day course
Research has shown infants need touch for survival; it is not a luxury, but a necessity. Loving touch is like good nutrition, exercise, and adequate sleep. This course provides students with the skills needed to teach parents how to give Infant Massage to their children.

Introductive Survey Class for Reflexology
2017-11-18 09:00 - 2017-11-19 17:00 (America/Chicago) | Institute of Therapeutic Massage, 1730 Wilkes Ave., Davenport, IA, 52804, United States
November 18th and 19th
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
$200
16 CEs
Instructor: Amy Peterson
This course is an introductory survey to reflexology, for massage professionals interested in the complimentary and alternative modality of reflexology. Using an overview of classic data and current techniques and research, reflexology is presented as both a complimentary therapy and a palliative therapy, for a range of health conditions. The course covers basic anatomy and physiology, as it relates to reflexology; primary therapeutic points on the feet, introduction to treatment techniques from selected specialists, and basic introduction to application of manual reflexology palpation. Special population protocols are also introduced. This class is not considered a instruction class for certification in reflexology, rather as an introduction to the benefits of incorporating reflexology into an existing LMT practice

Hot Stone Massage
2017-11-18 09:00 - 18:00 (America/Denver) | Healing Arts Institute, 4007 Automation Way, Fort Collins, CO, 80525, United States
Penetrating into tight muscles and releasing them quickly, Hot Stone Massage induces a deeply relaxed meditative state that feels marvelous. Learn how to make hot stones an extension of your hands, melting tension away faster and easier.
*CLASS IS LIMITED to 10 STUDENTS*
Prerequisites: M1, LMT, or Permission from Instructor.

Chemical Peels
2017-11-18 08:00 - 2017-11-20 16:30 (America/Denver) | College of International Esthetics, 7330 W. 52nd Ave. Suite T, Arvada, CO, 80002, United States
Certification 24 hours: This course includes comprehensive training on different chemical and enzyme peels. You will gain the importance of skin analysis, pre and post treatment procedures, ingredients, and proper application of chemical peels and enzyme treatments. You will master the knowledge and confidence to perform safe and effective treatments. State Requires 24 hour Certification. Cost $600 Required deposit $100 (includes $50 Admission Fee which is non-refundable) to sign up contact alicia@cieskincarecollege.com
