PFRIMMER DEEP MUSCLE THERAPYŽ Classes 2009

PFRIMMER DEEP MUSCLE THERAPYŽ Classes 2009

If you have clients that need more help than you can offerwith your current skills, Pfrimmer Deep Muscle TherapyŽ is a technique that will equipyou. For more info on Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy see www.pfrimmerinstitute.com.The Spring Level I Registration starts on January 5, 2009 at Austin Community College (ACC) and classes will begin on February 19, 2009. Class size is limited and classes must be taken in sequence. Traveling from the other end of the State? Let us know...we may be able to help you find accommodations. Call Janine with questions!

Each 20-Hour Weekend course is only $525.00 per session in Texas (plus $13.00 ACC insurance fee). Texas needs massage therapists that are trained in medical massage!

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS: (ACC Class code = MSSG 2000)

P101 Weekend Theory, History, Body Mechanics, Rationale of Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy with Technique forHands, Arms, Neck, Head and Face. Prerequisite: Must be a Licensed Massage Therapist, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, R.N., M.D., or other medical professional.

P102 Weekend - Neuromuscular Considerations of PDMT Corrective Work; Pfrimmer Troubleshooting Keys; Review of Nervous System, Plexus and Anatomy; Pathology Review of 50 Common Conditions treated by PDMT; and Technique for Chest, Abdomen, Back and Back of Neck. (Prerequisite: P101)

P103 Weekend  How PDMT affects Body Systems; How to Address the handicapped Client; Protocol and Charting; Legal Considerations; and Technique for the Anterior Legs and Posterior Legs. (Prerequisite: P102)

P104 Weekend Written and Practical Exams; Introduction to Pfrimmer Second Pass Work; Timing; the Clinical Process; Special Pfrimmer Applications; Professional Ethics& Small Business Practices; Graduation and Diploma. (Prerequisite: P103)

REGISTRATION IS LIMITED MAXIMUM OF 12 STUDENTS PER CLASS - SO CALL NOW!

PFRIMMER DEEP MUSCLE THERAPYŽ
Austin Community College - Schedule 2009

SPRING SESSIONLEVEL1:

P101 February 19, 20 & 21, 2009

P102 March 26, 27 & 28, 2009

P103 April 23, 24 & 25, 2009

P104 May 28, 29 & 30, 2009

SUMMER SESSION LEVEL 2:

P201 June 25, 26, 27,2009

P202 July 23, 24 & 25,2009

Times for ALL sessions are:

Thursdays: 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Fridays & Saturdays: 8 am to 5 pm

ON-LINE REGISTRATION INFO: http://www.austincc.edu/support/admissions/registering.php

Registration Form:http://www.austincc.edu/ce/files/registration/regform.pdf

For more information contact: Janine Ray, LMT, MTI, PDMT Instructor - (512) 825-6090 mobile
Email: janine@...

#293

From: "Mike Hinkle & Cindy Michaels" <lexxuscook@...>
Date: Mon Dec 8, 2008 3:05 pm
Subject: Re: Ideas for Change in America: Therapeutic Massage Service Corps

lexxuscook

Offline

Hi Jon,

Okay, put your ideas on paper and bring them forward at the symposium.
I will make sure there is a vote taken by the (MTAC) Massage Therapy
Advocacy Council at the Festival and we will send the results along
with our findings to President Obama's staff for their review. We all
know it is the best thing people can do for themselves. Maybe someday
the rest of the population will agree. I believe by Summer the economy
will be back and it will be a great Festival. Great teachers and I
can't wai to meet Jean Shea. Biotone will be the Institution of the Year.

Take it easy,
Mike

--- In sanantoniomassage@yahoogroups.com, jon sullivan
<seniormassage@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Mike, thanks for the support. i'd be glad to speak to anyone
> about this idea. i haven't yet made reservation for the festival, but
> i am hoping to be able to attend, as my good friend Sharon Puszko
> will be there.
>
> Thanks, let me know what i can do,
> jon
> On Dec 5, 2008, at 11:27 AM, Mike Hinkle & Cindy Michaels wrote:
>
> > Hi Jon, this is a great idea. I wish it was mandatory to get at least
> > one massage a month. Just like it is manadatory to vote in Australia.
> > It would end all war. This alone would make it worthwhile. Jon this is
> > such a great idea. Could you bring it up at this year's World Massage
> > Festival in New Braunfels, Texas at the symposium? It would make a
> > great topic.
> >
> > Thanks,Mike
> > http://www.worldmassagefestival.com
> >
> > --- In sanantoniomassage@yahoogroups.com, jon sullivan
> > <seniormassage@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hey Y'all,
> > >
> > > I wanted to see if I could get your quick help. I'm not sure if
> > > you've heard, but there's a movement of citizens inspired by the
> > > presidential campaign who are now submitting ideas for how they
> > think
> > > the Obama Administration should change America. It's called "Ideas
> > > for Change in America."
> > >
> > > I've submitted an idea and wanted to see if you could quickly vote
> > > for it. The title is: Therapeutic Massage Service Corps/Touch Care
> > > for All. You can read and vote for the idea by clicking on the
> > > following link:
> > >
> > > http://www.change.org/ideas/view/
> > > therapeutic_massage_service_corpstouch_care_for_all
> > >
> > > The top 10 ideas are going to be presented to the Obama
> > > Administration on Inauguration Day and will be supported by a
> > > national lobbying campaign run by Change.org, MySpace, and more than
> > > a dozen leading nonprofits after the Inauguration. So each idea
> > has a
> > > real chance at becoming policy. In brief, my idea is:
> > >
> > > An initiative to fund skilled appropriate touch in all aspects of
> > > health care: preventative, skilled care(pre/post natal,homeless,
> > > infants,children, teens, orthopedic, psych., geriatric, diabetic,
> > > alzheimers, parkinson's) palliative, end-of-life care, survivor
> > care.
> > > trauma, cancer, cardiac...every need addressed every burden of care
> > > level, every facility and new programs to help the aged.
> > > Did you know that years ago nurses gave their pt's. a massage every
> > > day? first with alcohol then with lotion? ask an old nurse they'll
> > > tell you it eased the pt's suffering and they required less drugs.
> > > That sort of therapeutic touch is absent in most care facilities
> > > today. Nurses don't have time, Medicare doesn't allow therapist's
> > the
> > > time, insurance won't pay usually.
> > > Where do you get the benefit of appropriate massage care? Maybe when
> > > you get into hospice, if there is a massage volunteer, or maybe not
> > > ever...help millions of suffering elderly receive regular skilled
> > > touch with well trained massage therapists. Then let's partner with
> > > schools and facilities to begin simple hand or foot massage training
> > > to help the burgeoning population of diabetic conditions in our
> > > nation. The research is there that says massage helps all conditions
> > > by reducing the seat of disease, stress. Now is the time to wrestle
> > > back quality in healthcare, not status quo Medi-crap. Down with
> > > drugs, up with touch!
> > > Thanks for the support,
> > >
> > > jon sullivan, LMT, Austin TX
> > >
> > > ----------------------------------------------------
> > >
> > > Thanks for being part of the moment for change in America. And good
> > > luck!
> > >
> > > - The Change.org Team
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>

#292

From: jon sullivan <seniormassage@...>
Date: Fri Dec 5, 2008 9:48 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Ideas for Change in America: Therapeutic Massage Service Corps

muchcoffeema...

Offline

Hey Mike, thanks for the support. i'd be glad to speak to anyone about this idea. i haven't yet made reservation for the festival, but i am hoping to be able to attend, as my good friend Sharon Puszko will be there.

Thanks, let me know what i can do,

jon

On Dec 5, 2008, at 11:27 AM, Mike Hinkle & Cindy Michaels wrote:

Hi Jon, this is a great idea. I wish it was mandatory to get at least
one massage a month. Just like it is manadatory to vote in Australia.
It would end all war. This alone would make it worthwhile. Jon this is
such a great idea. Could you bring it up at this year's World Massage
Festival in New Braunfels, Texas at the symposium? It would make a
great topic.

Thanks,Mike
http://www.worldmassagefestival.com

--- In sanantoniomassage@yahoogroups.com, jon sullivan
<seniormassage@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Y'all,
>
> I wanted to see if I could get your quick help. I'm not sure if
> you've heard, but there's a movement of citizens inspired by the
> presidential campaign who are now submitting ideas for how they think
> the Obama Administration should change America. It's called "Ideas
> for Change in America."
>
> I've submitted an idea and wanted to see if you could quickly vote
> for it. The title is: Therapeutic Massage Service Corps/Touch Care
> for All. You can read and vote for the idea by clicking on the
> following link:
>
> http://www.change.org/ideas/view/
> therapeutic_massage_service_corpstouch_care_for_all
>
> The top 10 ideas are going to be presented to the Obama
> Administration on Inauguration Day and will be supported by a
> national lobbying campaign run by Change.org, MySpace, and more than
> a dozen leading nonprofits after the Inauguration. So each idea has a
> real chance at becoming policy. In brief, my idea is:
>
> An initiative to fund skilled appropriate touch in all aspects of
> health care: preventative, skilled care(pre/post natal,homeless,
> infants,children, teens, orthopedic, psych., geriatric, diabetic,
> alzheimers, parkinson's) palliative, end-of-life care, survivor care.
> trauma, cancer, cardiac...every need addressed every burden of care
> level, every facility and new programs to help the aged.
> Did you know that years ago nurses gave their pt's. a massage every
> day? first with alcohol then with lotion? ask an old nurse they'll
> tell you it eased the pt's suffering and they required less drugs.
> That sort of therapeutic touch is absent in most care facilities
> today. Nurses don't have time, Medicare doesn't allow therapist's the
> time, insurance won't pay usually.
> Where do you get the benefit of appropriate massage care? Maybe when
> you get into hospice, if there is a massage volunteer, or maybe not
> ever...help millions of suffering elderly receive regular skilled
> touch with well trained massage therapists. Then let's partner with
> schools and facilities to begin simple hand or foot massage training
> to help the burgeoning population of diabetic conditions in our
> nation. The research is there that says massage helps all conditions
> by reducing the seat of disease, stress. Now is the time to wrestle
> back quality in healthcare, not status quo Medi-crap. Down with
> drugs, up with touch!
> Thanks for the support,
>
> jon sullivan, LMT, Austin TX
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
> Thanks for being part of the moment for change in America. And good
> luck!
>
> - The Change.org Team
>

#291

From: "Mike Hinkle & Cindy Michaels" <lexxuscook@...>
Date: Fri Dec 5, 2008 5:27 pm
Subject: Re: Ideas for Change in America: Therapeutic Massage Service Corps

lexxuscook

Offline

Hi Jon, this is a great idea. I wish it was mandatory to get at least
one massage a month. Just like it is manadatory to vote in Australia.
It would end all war. This alone would make it worthwhile. Jon this is
such a great idea. Could you bring it up at this year's World Massage
Festival in New Braunfels, Texas at the symposium? It would make a
great topic.

Thanks,Mike
http://www.worldmassagefestival.com

--- In sanantoniomassage@yahoogroups.com, jon sullivan
<seniormassage@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Y'all,
>
> I wanted to see if I could get your quick help. I'm not sure if
> you've heard, but there's a movement of citizens inspired by the
> presidential campaign who are now submitting ideas for how they think
> the Obama Administration should change America. It's called "Ideas
> for Change in America."
>
> I've submitted an idea and wanted to see if you could quickly vote
> for it. The title is: Therapeutic Massage Service Corps/Touch Care
> for All. You can read and vote for the idea by clicking on the
> following link:
>
> http://www.change.org/ideas/view/
> therapeutic_massage_service_corpstouch_care_for_all
>
> The top 10 ideas are going to be presented to the Obama
> Administration on Inauguration Day and will be supported by a
> national lobbying campaign run by Change.org, MySpace, and more than
> a dozen leading nonprofits after the Inauguration. So each idea has a
> real chance at becoming policy. In brief, my idea is:
>
> An initiative to fund skilled appropriate touch in all aspects of
> health care: preventative, skilled care(pre/post natal,homeless,
> infants,children, teens, orthopedic, psych., geriatric, diabetic,
> alzheimers, parkinson's) palliative, end-of-life care, survivor care.
> trauma, cancer, cardiac...every need addressed every burden of care
> level, every facility and new programs to help the aged.
> Did you know that years ago nurses gave their pt's. a massage every
> day? first with alcohol then with lotion? ask an old nurse they'll
> tell you it eased the pt's suffering and they required less drugs.
> That sort of therapeutic touch is absent in most care facilities
> today. Nurses don't have time, Medicare doesn't allow therapist's the
> time, insurance won't pay usually.
> Where do you get the benefit of appropriate massage care? Maybe when
> you get into hospice, if there is a massage volunteer, or maybe not
> ever...help millions of suffering elderly receive regular skilled
> touch with well trained massage therapists. Then let's partner with
> schools and facilities to begin simple hand or foot massage training
> to help the burgeoning population of diabetic conditions in our
> nation. The research is there that says massage helps all conditions
> by reducing the seat of disease, stress. Now is the time to wrestle
> back quality in healthcare, not status quo Medi-crap. Down with
> drugs, up with touch!
> Thanks for the support,
>
> jon sullivan, LMT, Austin TX
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
> Thanks for being part of the moment for change in America. And good
> luck!
>
> - The Change.org Team
>

#290

From: jon sullivan <seniormassage@...>
Date: Fri Dec 5, 2008 5:04 am
Subject: Ideas for Change in America: Therapeutic Massage Service Corps

seniormassage@...

http://www.change.org/ideas/view/therapeutic_massage_service_corpstouch_care_for_all

Hey Y'all,

I wanted to see if I could get your quick help. I'm not sure if you've heard, but there's a movement of citizens inspired by the presidential campaign who are now submitting ideas for how they think the Obama Administration should change America. It's called "Ideas for Change in America."

I've submitted an idea and wanted to see if you could quickly vote for it. The title is: Therapeutic Massage Service Corps/Touch Care for All. You can read and vote for the idea by clicking on the following link:

The top 10 ideas are going to be presented to the Obama Administration on Inauguration Day and will be supported by a national lobbying campaign run by Change.org, MySpace, and more than a dozen leading nonprofits after the Inauguration. So each idea has a real chance at becoming policy. In brief, my idea is:

An initiative to fund skilled appropriate touch in all aspects of health care: preventative, skilled care(pre/post natal,homeless, infants,children, teens, orthopedic, psych., geriatric, diabetic, alzheimers, parkinson's) palliative, end-of-life care, survivor care. trauma, cancer, cardiac...every need addressed every burden of care level, every facility and new programs to help the aged.

Did you know that years ago nurses gave their pt's. a massage every day? first with alcohol then with lotion? ask an old nurse they'll tell you it eased the pt's suffering and they required less drugs.

That sort of therapeutic touch is absent in most care facilities today. Nurses don't have time, Medicare doesn't allow therapist's the time, insurance won't pay usually.

Where do you get the benefit of appropriate massage care? Maybe when you get into hospice, if there is a massage volunteer, or maybe not ever...help millions of suffering elderly receive regular skilled touch with well trained massage therapists. Then let's partner with schools and facilities to begin simple hand or foot massage training to help the burgeoning population of diabetic conditions in our nation. The research is there that says massage helps all conditions by reducing the seat of disease, stress. Now is the time to wrestle back quality in healthcare, not status quo Medi-crap. Down with drugs, up with touch!

Thanks for the support,

jon sullivan, LMT, Austin TX

----------------------------------------------------

Thanks for being part of the moment for change in America. And good luck!

- The Change.org Team

#289

From: "hollin_shaw" <jens@...>
Date: Thu Nov 20, 2008 7:03 pm
Subject: Holiday Information Session (and holiday gifts, too!)

hollin_shaw

Online Now

Holiday Information Session - San Antonio

Thursday, Dec. 11th 7-9 p.m.
Enroll in the Advanced Clinical Training in March!

Join us for our next information session in San Antonio. This program
is Thursday, December 11th, from 7-9 p.m. You will get all the
information you need on our school, curriculum, educational approach,
schedules, and payment options.


IN ADDITION: You will have the opportunity to watch advanced massage
demonstrations and win holiday gifts from Lauterstein-Conway!

Our first San Antonio program starts in March. Learn more at
www.TLCschool.com or call 512.374.9222 or email info@....

#288

From: "hollin_shaw" <jens@...>
Date: Thu Nov 20, 2008 6:58 pm
Subject: Re: Deep Massage: The Lauterstein Method - Side-lying

hollin_shaw

Online Now

This Workshop is hosted by Lauterstein-Conway Massage School,
www.TLCschool.com!

--- In sanantoniomassage@yahoogroups.com, "hollin_shaw" <jens@...>
wrote:
>
> with David Lauterstein
>
> Sunday, January 18th
> 9:00am-5:00pm
> $125 in advance only
> Bring your massage table and pillows
> 7CEU Hours
>
> Take this workshop, and get a discount on the March Advanced
Clinical
> Program in San Antonio. Find out how!
>
> Deep Massage - Side-lying is a one-day workshop in which you will
> learn fantastic new techniques for the serratus anterior,
> iliocostalis, multifidus, quadratus lumborum, tensor fascia lata,
> gluteus medius and minimus, iliotibial band, peroneous longus and
> tibialis anterior. Side-lying work - especially for the lower back -

> is easier and more effective than prone work.
>
> Deep Massage: The Lauterstein Method is a unique approach to
> structural and energetic bodywork. It has its roots in Zero
> Balancing, Rolfing, and Structural Bodywork. It is a sophisticated
> approach to bodywork through which the therapist learns to work
> easier by evoking the nervous system's relaxation response from
> within the client.
>
>
> David Lauterstein, BA (Music Composition), LMT, Cert. ZB, TLC
School
> Co-Director, MTI
> David has been in massage and bodywork practice since 1977 and has
> become one of the most highly respected international educators in
> the massage therapy realm. He regularly teaches in England and
> throughout the U.S since 1982. He is the author of the book,
Putting
> the Soul Back in the Body: A Manual of Imaginative Anatomy for
> Massage Therapists, numerous articles on the philosophy and
practice
> of massage and bodywork, and is the former editor of the national
> magazine, Massage Therapy Journal. He is certified in Structural
> Bodywork and in Zero Balancing and is the founder of Deep Massage:
> The Lauterstein Method. He is a faculty member of the Zero
Balancing
> Health Association. His background prior to massage therapy was in
> philosophy and music composition (BA, U of Illinois, 1972).
>

#287

From: "hollin_shaw" <jens@...>
Date: Thu Nov 20, 2008 6:56 pm
Subject: Deep Massage: The Lauterstein Method - Side-lying

hollin_shaw

Online Now

with David Lauterstein

Sunday, January 18th
9:00am-5:00pm
$125 in advance only
Bring your massage table and pillows
7CEU Hours

Take this workshop, and get a discount on the March Advanced Clinical
Program in San Antonio. Find out how!

Deep Massage - Side-lying is a one-day workshop in which you will
learn fantastic new techniques for the serratus anterior,
iliocostalis, multifidus, quadratus lumborum, tensor fascia lata,
gluteus medius and minimus, iliotibial band, peroneous longus and
tibialis anterior. Side-lying work - especially for the lower back -
is easier and more effective than prone work.

Deep Massage: The Lauterstein Method is a unique approach to
structural and energetic bodywork. It has its roots in Zero
Balancing, Rolfing, and Structural Bodywork. It is a sophisticated
approach to bodywork through which the therapist learns to work
easier by evoking the nervous system's relaxation response from
within the client.


David Lauterstein, BA (Music Composition), LMT, Cert. ZB, TLC School
Co-Director, MTI
David has been in massage and bodywork practice since 1977 and has
become one of the most highly respected international educators in
the massage therapy realm. He regularly teaches in England and
throughout the U.S since 1982. He is the author of the book, Putting
the Soul Back in the Body: A Manual of Imaginative Anatomy for
Massage Therapists, numerous articles on the philosophy and practice
of massage and bodywork, and is the former editor of the national
magazine, Massage Therapy Journal. He is certified in Structural
Bodywork and in Zero Balancing and is the founder of Deep Massage:
The Lauterstein Method. He is a faculty member of the Zero Balancing
Health Association. His background prior to massage therapy was in
philosophy and music composition (BA, U of Illinois, 1972).

#286

From: Luna Wood <luna@...>
Date: Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:27 am
Subject: CEU's

lunavidaluna

Offline

Hot Stone Massage (6 CEU's)
Learn how to use hot stones in your massage practice
Contraindications and Indications
Hygiene and temperature protocols
Stone techniques using pillow and movement
Working with chakras and stones
Cost $125, Deposit $75, Register early for $15 discount
Nov. 21

Luna Wood, a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist and Doula of 16 years previously trained through
DONA( Doulas of North America), ALACE( Association of Labor Assistants & Childbirth Educators), and
is currently a Certified Massage Doula graduating from the advanced six month Massage Doula
program at the Star Institute. She is currently teaching various programs at the Austin Schools of
Massage and has 10 years of experience as an instructor specializing in pregnancy and childbirth.

#285

From: "Simply Relax" <relax@...>
Date: Mon Oct 27, 2008 9:59 pm
Subject: Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio - LMTs Needed

simplyteresacom

Offline

Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Health & Fitness Expo and Elite Athlete Pre-Race Hospitality

Simply Teresa is building a massage team capable of interacting with more than 50,000 active runners, health enthusiasts and music fans providing chair massage at the Health & Fitness Expo and table massage at the Elite Athletes Pre-Race Hospitality Hotel Suite on the Riverwalk.

The San Antonio Health & Fitness Expo sets the stage for an exciting marathon weekend! For two days, over 100 exhibitors will offer free samples, showcase the latest in running gear, sports apparel, health & nutritional information and much more.

This two-day Health & Fitness Expo kicks off race week at the Alamodome on Friday, November 14 and Saturday, November 15. All racers must visit the Expo to pick up their race packets and browse over 100 vendors from the running and fitness industry. The Expo will be free and open to the public.

The Elite Invitational Athletes is a select event located at the Westin Riverwalk for special guests of Elite Racing, Inc.

Date: November 14 -16, 2008

Hours:
Expo
Friday, November 14th: 11am-7pm
Saturday, November 15th: 9am-5pm

Westin Riverwalk
Friday, November 14th: 1pm-4pm
Saturday, November 15th: 10am-4pm
Sunday, November 16^th 1pm-4pm
(Half and Full Day Shifts are available at a first come first serve basis.)

Please call Teresa at 210-492-9200 or send an email to relax@... for more information.

Requirements

· TX LMT License

· Proof of Liability insurance

· Massage Table or Chair (and necessary supplies)

· Shift Fees are $25 Half Day and $45 Full Day Paid in Full

LMTs will provide services at $1 per minute and market themselves conducive to the event. LMTs keep what they earn!

If interested, please register at http://simplyteresa.com/lmt/

For more information about Rock N Roll San Antonio, to http://www.rnrsa.com/

Once all requirements have been met, you will receive an email confirmation by the end of the work day. If you do not receive a confirmation letter that means we did not receive your registration form and you are not confirmed for the event. If for some reason that is the case, please contact us direct at 210-492-9200. Once the event is booked, we will be closing it out and unable to book anymore.

Thank you!

__________________________________

Teresa Jordan

Massage Instructor/Naturopath

Simply Teresa – Therapeutic Massage

Clinical Skill Without Clinical Feel!

www.SimplyTeresa.com

(210) 492-9200

relax@...

#284

From: "Tim Oliver" <timapollo@...>
Date: Mon Oct 20, 2008 11:35 pm
Subject: Intro to Lymph Drainage-Face for 6 CE hours

timoliver2000

Offline

This is an introductory class on lymph drainage, focusing on the neck
and face.  This is a great stand alone treatment or an awesome add-on
to a massage session.  We'll review the lymphatic system and the
history of lymphatic work, then spent most of the class time on hands-
on work to treat edemas, swollen nodes, headaches, allergies,
persistent sinus issues, and more!  Class will be held in Austin in the
Mopac/2222 area on Sunday 11/16/08 from 9am-4pm.  Class cost is $99 if
registered and paid by 11/7, $125 thereafter.  For more info, please
visit www.apollomassage.net and to register, call Tim Oliver at 512-219-
6717.

#283

From: "Michelle Burns" <Michelle@...>
Date: Thu Oct 16, 2008 4:38 pm
Subject: Advanced Myofascial for head, neck and jaw in Austin

manchamom

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Advanced Myofascial Techniques: Neck, Jaw and Head
presented by Advanced-Trainings.com
Nov. 8-9, in Austin TX

AdvancedMyofascial Techniques:
NECK, JAW, & HEADLearnadvanced myofascial techniques for reducing neck pain and
balancing neck function. Dramaticallyimprove your skills for working with
fixations,whiplash, migraines, and jaw issues.
Cosponsoredby the Rolf InstituteŽ, this very popular seriesof seminars presents
practicing
somatic therapistsand qualified students with advanced and
little-knownmyofascial
techniques which can be easily incorporated into existing personal styles.
Drawing on a
widerange of disciplines, the focus is on unusual,interesting, and fresh
approaches that
will bothexpand
technique repertoire and inspire creativityand innovation. Please note that
there is a
brieflist of anatomical structures to review prior tothe course (available at
www.Advanced-
Trainings.com). Join us for this unique opportunity to study with Certified
Advanced
RolfersŽ and Rolf InstituteŽ faculty member Til Luchau and the
Advanced-Trainings.com
faculty.

Saturday,November 8, 9:30am -
Sunday, November 9, 4:00pm
$308

Additionaldiscounts for Certification Program participants and course repeaters.
http://www.advanced-trainings.com/certification.html

ContinuingEducation Credits:
(14) NCBTMB, AMTA, ABMT, IASI, State
(2) Rolf InstituteŽ, CAMT CEUs

REGISTER ONLINE HERE: https://www.regonline.com/MN1108AU

Contact Information
Phone: 877/499-8811 ext 1

Email: info@...

Visit: Advanced-Trainings.com for registration and more information.
https://www.regonline.com/MN1108AU

Held at: Resource Connection http://www.resource-connection.net
321 W. Ben White Blvd., Suite 203
Austin, TX 78704
Map & directions http://www.resource-connection.net/facilities.htm

TilLuchau is a Certified Advanced RolferŽ as well as Faculty and Coordinator of
the Rolf
InstituteŽ'sFoundations of Somatic Practice program, where heis the originator
of Skillful
Touch Bodywork (the Rolf Institute's training and practice modality).He has
trained
thousands of practitioners in hispopular courses at schools and centers in over
a dozen
countries on five continents.

#282

From: Brandon Mazy <brandon_kathleen@...>
Date: Mon Oct 13, 2008 12:29 am
Subject: Please connect with me :)

brandon_kath...

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#281

From: Luna Wood <luna@...>
Date: Fri Oct 10, 2008 9:47 am
Subject: Upcoming CEU Classes

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CEU CLASSES

Spa Preparations &Treatments
for Massage(6 CEU's)
Body Scrubs
Belly Facial
Mud wraps
Making your own spa products
Nov 14
Cost $150, Deposit $75

Hot Stone Massage (6 CEU's)
Learn how to use hot stones in your massage practice
Contraindications and Indications
Hygiene and temperature protocols
Stone techniques using pillow and movement
Working with chakras and stones
Cost $125, Deposit $75, Register early for $15 discount
Nov. 28

Holiday Gift Making Party
Enjoy learning how to make spa products like
scrubs, lotions, spritzers, oils, soaps and more...
$20-$100 depending on how many gifts you make
December 12

Vidaluna Doula Training
in Panama
2009- Dates and details TBA
Enjoy a vacation while learning how to be a doula in
beautiful Panamanian surroundings.

Luna Wood, a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist and Doula of 16 years previously trained through DONA( Doulas of North America), ALACE( Association of Labor Assistants & Childbirth Educators), and is currently a Certified Massage Doula graduating from the advanced six month Massage Doula program at the Star Institute. She is currently teaching various programs at the Austin Schools of Massage and has 10 years of experience as an instructor specializing in pregnancy and childbirth.

Visit www.vidaluna.com to register or call 512.445.0020 for more info!

#280

From: "Michelle Burns" <Michelle@...>
Date: Thu Oct 2, 2008 5:40 pm
Subject: Special Offer Adult Learning MTI Class--Austin

manchamom

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ONLY TWO SPACES LEFT!
Won't be offered again until Spring 2009.

SPECIAL OFFER: Sign up yourself and a friend and get
the early registration price of $350 for each of you.

Adult Learner Course
for Massage Therapy Instructor Certification

This 30 hour course fulfills the Texas Department of State Health Services
requirement for
Massage Therapy Instructors. Participants will become familiar with learning
theories and
concepts, as well as classroom management skills and lesson planning. In
addition,
assessment tools will be incorporated to help potential instructors determine
their
teaching strengths and weaknesses. These tools will provide mechanisms which may
be
used to meet the learning needs of a variety of students.

The class includes a workbook containing reference material, assessment tools
and
sample exercises. Also included is a book specifically addressing classroom
management
skills, which will be used for the exercises which focus on behavior of students
in the
classroom.

Participants will have an opportunity to work in groups to problem solve as well
as share
insights.

Two Weekends
Saturday & Sunday
October 4-5 & 18-19
9 am - 530pm each day
You MUST attend both weekends

30 Texas & NCBTMB CE hours

$395
Credit cards accepted.
Payment plan available.
Call 512-448-2266
or visit www.resource-connection.net to register.

Held at:
Advanced Holistic Healing Arts
321 W. Ben White, Ste. 203
Austin, TX 78704
512-448-2266

Taught by: Michelle Burns, BSN, RMT, MTI
Michelle Burns, BSN, RMT, MTI, is a State of Texas approved CE provider with
over 15 years
of experience as a massage therapist and massage therapy instructor for a wide
variety of
subjects. She has also taught classes for the public at several resort spas and
continuing
education classes in touch and aromatherapy for nurses. Her experience includes
supervising massage therapy instructors and teaching them the skills they need
for the
classroom. She also teaches advanced technique classes in a variety of
specialties.

Michelle Burns is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic
Massage
and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider.

#279

From: "Mike Hinkle & Cindy Michaels" <lexxuscook@...>
Date: Thu Oct 2, 2008 2:35 pm
Subject: 2009 World Massage Festival At A Glance

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WHEN
April 24-26, 2009

WHERE
T-Bar-M Resort & Conference Center, New Braunfels, TX

COST
$250

WHAT ABOUT LODGING?
Rooms at the T-Bar-M are $99 per night AND include a free continental
breakfast. View some photos and make your reservations at
http://www.worldmassagefestival.com/2009/travel/room.html

IS THERE A FEE TO "JOIN"?
NO...You do not have to be a "member" of anything!

WHAT DO I GET FOR $250?
Up to 14 CE hours of NCBTMB-approved Workshops
Affordable, quality education by leaders in the industry
An opportunity to meet The Massage Therapy Hall of Fame
Our workshops are almost entirely hands-on education
One registration price for everyone, not a higher price for "non members"
We answer our telephones when you call and respond to emails quickly
Free admission to all registrants to any entertainment or special
program at the Festival
FREE door prize tickets for every Festival attendee, NO raffle tickets
sold here!
A free collector's edition copy of the Festival program, "The Bridge
Builders"
A certificate of participation for attending each Festival
Register & attend four consecutive Festivals and your registration at
the fifth one is FREE
Register & attend nine consecutive Festivals and NEVER AGAIN pay
registration fees to attend!
An opportunity to have fun and network freely with therapists from all
over the country
A Massage Symposium at each Festival for you to voice your opinions to
& ask unrestricted questions

WHO IS TEACHING?
James Waslaski, Ralph Stephens, Margie Meshew, Anita Shannon, Nathalie
Cecilia & Margie Schaeffer *
Class descriptions at
http://www.worldmassagefestival.com/2009/classes.html

WHO IS ON THE MASSAGE SYMPOSIUM PANEL?
Jean Shea, Jenny Ray, Cliff Korn, Tina Allen, James Waslaski, Ralph
Stephens, Margie Meshew, Anita Shannon, Nathalie Cecilia, Margie
Schaeffer. past Hall of Famers and more!

WHAT IS THE SCHEDULE?
The weekend kicks off with the vendor booths opening at 4:00pm Friday,
followed by the Vendor Party in the vendor hall, at the pool and on
the back deck.

Vendor booths will be open 8:00 am  6:00 pm Saturday and 8:00 am to
2:00 pm Sunday.

Saturday morning begins with the Massage Symposium. Classes begin at
10:00 am until 6:00 pm. Saturday evening we have an encore
performance by Comedian Lanny Moody, followed by the Massage Therapy
Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and the Hall of Fame Reception.

Sunday classes begin at 8:00am and end at 6:00 pm.

REGISTER NOW at http://www.worldmassagefestival.com

Cindy Michaels
Registrar, World Massage Festival
830-214-0827

#278

From: "Michelle Burns" <Michelle@...>
Date: Thu Sep 18, 2008 2:40 pm
Subject: Adult Learner Course for MTI Certification--Austin

manchamom

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Adult Learner Course
for Massage Therapy Instructor Certification

This 30 hour course fulfills the Texas Department of State Health Services
requirement for
Massage Therapy Instructors. Participants will become familiar with learning
theories and
concepts, as well as classroom management skills and lesson planning. In
addition,
assessment tools will be incorporated to help potential instructors determine
their
teaching strengths and weaknesses. These tools will provide mechanisms which may
be
used to meet the learning needs of a variety of students.

The class includes a workbook containing reference material, assessment tools
and
sample exercises. Also included is a book specifically addressing classroom
management
skills, which will be used for the exercises which focus on behavior of students
in the
classroom.

Participants will have an opportunity to work in groups to problem solve as well
as share
insights.

Two Weekends
Saturday & Sunday
October 4-5 & 18-19
9 am - 530pm each day
You MUST attend both weekends

30 Texas & NCBTMB CE hours

$350 until 9/19, $395 therafter
Credit cards accepted
Call 512-448-2266
or visit www.resource-connection.net to register.

Held at:
Advanced Holistic Healing Arts
321 W. Ben White, Ste. 203
Austin, TX 78704
512-448-2266

Taught by: Michelle Burns, BSN, RMT, MTI
Michelle Burns, BSN, RMT, MTI, is a State of Texas approved CE provider with
over 15 years
of experience as a massage therapist and massage therapy instructor for a wide
variety of
subjects. She has also taught classes for the public at several resort spas and
continuing
education classes in touch and aromatherapy for nurses. Her experience includes
supervising massage therapy instructors and teaching them the skills they need
for the
classroom. She also teaches advanced technique classes in a variety of
specialties.

Michelle Burns is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic
Massage
and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider.

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#277

From: "Healing Touch Therapies" <staceylemire@...>
Date: Wed Sep 3, 2008 3:28 am
Subject: For Sale Notice: St. John Neuromuscular Therapy Home study program

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Forwarding for a friend:

a complete VHS NMT 1 SET of the St. John Neuromuscular Therapy Home study program. In perfect condition. Complete with manual and the video series. Get a jump start or perhaps a refresher for you on having your own program to study by and review. Excellent workshop to take. I have never regretted purchasing the home study program. New set costs $180.00 YOUR COST would be $90.00. This includes shipping and tax IF YOU LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES.

email me if you'd like to take advantage of the opportunity at susan@... or call me at 979-693-5562

S ôżô

Stacey Lemire, LMT, LMTI, CE

(512) 388-2243

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#276

From: "Tim Oliver" <timapollo@...>
Date: Tue Sep 2, 2008 11:54 pm
Subject: Myofascial Release of the Shoulder CEU in Austin

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Learn these simple, powerful release techniques for the shoulder
girdle. This is a 6 CE hour class held from 9-4 on Sunday, 9/28 in
Austin.  Your instructor is Tim Oliver, LMT, MTI.  Class cost is only
$99 if registered by 9/21, $125 thereafter.  For more info, visit
www.apollomassage.net.  To register, call Tim at 512-219-6717

#275

From: "Tim Oliver" <timapollo@...>
Date: Tue Sep 2, 2008 11:49 pm
Subject: Raindrop Technique CEU in Austin

timoliver2000

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Learn Raindrop Technique using Young Living therapeutic grade oils
(provided by instructor).  This is a 6 CE hour class held over 2
nights, Wed & Thurs 9/17-18, 6:30pm-9:30 each night.  The class is
taught by Tim Oliver, LMT, MTI in Austin.  Cost is $125 if registered
by 9/10, $150 thereafter.  Raindrop kits containing a DVD and oils is
available at a pre-purchase discounted price of $100.  (Kit is not
needed for class).  For more info, visit www.apollomassage.net.  To
register, call Tim at 512-219-6717

#274

From: "Michelle Burns" <Michelle@...>
Date: Tue Aug 5, 2008 7:57 pm
Subject: Negative Pressure cupping class in Austin

manchamom

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Advanced Training for Massage Therapists,
Chiropractors, Physical Therapists and others

Negative Pressure Cupping Massage
Level One Training
24 NCBTMB & Texas CE's

Class held in Austin, TX
August 22-24
Friday 9am -6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

Only a few more days for early pricing.
$340 until 8/8, $375 thereafter
Advance registration required.
Credit cards accepted.

REGISTER ONLINE HERE
<http://www.resource-connection.net/classes/massage_cupping.htm>
or call 512-448-2266 to sign up by phone.

Class production by Resource Connection
<http://www.resource-connection.net>

Negative Pressure Cupping Massage, based on the ancient art of Baguanfa
and modern science, decreases the pressure on tissues, allowing lifting
of tissues and decreasing compression on lymph vessels, capillaries,
nerves and fascia. And it feels great. Clients feel warm and relaxed for
long after the sessions. And this technique is easily modified to
support an array of modalities  from MFR to deep tissue to lymph
drainage.

The weekend will include 8 hours of hand-on labs to practice the
technique with a variety of tools.

All massage cupping supplies are provided for use in the class and will
be available for purchase on site.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR WAYS TO:

* Alleviate client pain
* Decrease swelling
* Increase range of motion
* Speed the healing process
* Enhance relaxation
* Promote detoxification
* Leave your clients feeling great
* Reduce the wear and tear on your body
COURSE CONTENT WILL INCLUDE:

* History of technique
* Types of equipment available
* Safety and Sanitation
* Indications and Contra-indications
* Review of the peripheral nervous system
* Introduction to lymphatic drainage
* Introduction to reflexology
* Introduction to biomagnetics
* Detoxification techniques and protocols.
* The mechanism of action
* Review of the lymphatic system
* Review of the fascial system
* Review of anatomy of the abdomen
* Demonstration and practice labs  glass, plastic, HACI magnetic
* Reflexology practice session
* Documentation, standards of practice and integration into existing
practice.

TAUGHT BY: Michelle Burns, BSN, BS Alt Med, LMT, MTI of Advanced
Holistic Healing Arts
Michelle Burns, BSN, BS Alt Med, LMT, MTI, is a NCBTMB approved CE
provider with over 15 years of experience as a massage therapist and
massage therapy instructor for a wide variety of subjects. She has also
taught classes for the public at several resort spas and continuing
education classes in touch and aromatherapy for nurses. Her experience
includes supervising massage therapy instructors and teaching them the
skills they need for the classroom. She also teaches advanced technique
classes in a variety of specialties.Michelle Burns is approved by the
National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork
(NCBTMB)as a continuing education Approved Provider.

#273

From: "Janine Ray" <janine@...>
Date: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:05 pm
Subject: Pfrimmer Level 1 Registration begins August 1st

janinecray

Online Now

PFRIMMER DEEP MUSCLE THERAPY

"Canadian Massage" or "Deep Muscle Therapy" originally created by Thérčse Pfrimmer in the 1940's, works on a cross-muscle-fiber principle and has come to be known as Pfrimmer Deep Muscle TherapyŽ. In the past50 years, this therapy has changed the lives of literally thousands. It is one of the most respected techniques in the world today. Her discovery, which led to the reversal of her own paralysis, consists of an extremely detailed, total-body cross-fiber treatment which causes corrective changes in the muscle on a cellular level. Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy works toward the correction and prevention of serious muscle conditions such as ALS, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy,Parkinson's, Cerebral Palsy, brain injury, and stroke. It has also been effective in alleviating muscular and joint pain, headaches, carpal tunnel syndrome, sports injuries, trauma, occupational stress disorders, arthritis, paralysis, back pain, whiplash, chronic fatigue syndrome, thoracic outlet syndrome, constipation, and circulatory problems, to name a few.
Course Description - LEVEL I (80 HOURS)
LEVEL I - Eighty hours of training in the basic total body corrective work Level I; Graduate Status - "Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapist".Localized Strokes for the Evaluation and Correction of particularly Difficult Conditions. Learn The Basic Sequence of Pfrimmer Strokes for Comprehensive Total-Body Correction. The Pfrimmer Level I portion immerses the student in the total-body, basic, hands-on technique work of Thérčse C. Pfrimmer. The student learns to comb the entire body,muscle by muscle, seeking fascial restrictions, inflammation, and congestion which impair the movement and function of that body part.Serious attention is given to the student's body mechanics and to their accurate execution of the many detailed strokes. Each student will be observed individually during class. Additional Pfrimmer instructors will assist for large classes when needed. The student learns to deal kindly and supportively with each client; the student receives support to diffuse their own fears about working with the seriously handicapped client should they choose to pursue that direction. Studying the complete sequence for the total body is imperative for the therapist's comprehension of corrective body work. It is also vital for the client's well being. Pfrimmer Level I provides a sound foundation for all therapists embarking on a career of corrective bodywork of any type. Successful completion of the Level I program awards the practitioner a Level I diploma and the title "Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapist".

If you have clients that need more help than you can offer with your current skills, Pfrimmer Deep Muscle TherapyŽ is a technique that will equip you. For more info on Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy see www.pfrimmerinstitute.com.The Fall Level I Registration starts on August 1, 2008 at Austin Community College (ACC) and classes will begin on August 14th, 2008. Class size is limited and classes must be taken in sequence. Traveling from the other end of the State? Let us know...we may be able to help you find accommodations. Call Janine with questions!

Each 20-Hour Weekend course is only $525.00 per session in Texas (plus ACC insurance fee). Texas needs massage therapists that are trained in medical massage! Classes can be bundled for financing purposes (ask for financial assistance when registering).

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS: (ACC Class code = MSSG 2000)

Austin Community College - Schedule 2008 FALL SESSION LEVEL 1:

P101 August 14, 15,16, 2008
P102September 11, 12, 13, 2008
P103October 16, 17, 18, 2008
P104November 13, 14, 15, 2008

Times for ALL sessions are:
Thursdays: 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Fridays: 8 am to 5 pm
Saturdays: 9 am to 6 pm

ON-LINE REGISTRATION INFO:
http://www.austincc.edu/support/admissions/registering.php

For more information contact:

Janine Ray, LMT, MTI, PDMT Instructor
North Austin Massage Therapy
12741 Research Blvd.Suite #506
Austin, TX 78759
(512) 331-5922 work
(512) 825-6090 mobile
Email: janine@...

For registration questions contact:

Alex Matthews, LMT, MTI BS
Health Professions Institute
Austin Community College
5930 Middle Fiskville Road
Austin Texas, 78752
Ph: 512-223-7583

#272

From: "Michelle Burns" <Michelle@...>
Date: Mon Jul 14, 2008 3:29 pm
Subject: Negative Pressure cupping class in Austin

manchamom

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Baguanfa - Negative Pressure Cupping Massage

Advanced Training for
Massage Therapists, Chiropractors,
Physical Therapists and others  Level OneTraining
24 NCBTMBCE's

Class held in Austin, TX
August 22-24
Friday - Sunday
9am - 5pm

$340 until 8/8, $375 thereafter
Register now before early
pricing expires

Advanced Holistic Healing Arts
321 W. Ben White, Ste 203
Austin, TX 78704

Advanceregistration required.
Credit cards accepted.
Call 512-448-2266 or register online at: http://www.resource-
connection.net/classes/massage_cupping.htm
Class Production and Registration by Resource Connection
Refund Policies: http://www.resource-connection.net/policies.htm

All massage cupping supplies are provided for usein the class and will be
available for
purchaseon site.  NegativePressure Cupping Massage, based on the ancientart of
Baguanfa
andmodern science, decreases the pressure on tissues, allowing lifting of
tissues
anddecreasing compression on lymph vessels, capillaries,nerves and fascia. And
it feels
great. Clients feel warm and relaxed for long after the sessions.And this
technique is easily
modified to supportan array of modalities  from MFR to deep tissue to lymph
drainage.
The weekend will include 8 hours of hand-on labsto practice the technique with a
variety
of tools.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR WAYS TO:
- Alleviate client pain
- Decrease swelling
- Increase range of motion
- Speed the healing process
- Enhance relaxation
- Promote detoxification
- Leave your clients feeling great
- Reduce the wear and tear on your body

COURSE CONTENT WILL INCLUDE:
- History of technique
- Types of equipment available
- Safety and Sanitation
- Indications and Contra-indications
- Review of the peripheral nervous system
- Introduction to lymphatic drainage
- Introduction to reflexology
- Introduction to biomagnetics
- Detoxification techniques and protocols.
- The mechanism of action
- Review of the lymphatic system
- Review of the fascial system
- Review of anatomy of the abdomen
- Demonstration and practice labs  glass,plastic, HACI magnetic
- Reflexology practice session
- Documentation, standards of practice and integration into existing practice.

TAUGHT BY: Michelle Burns, BSN, BS Alt Med, LMT, MTI of Advanced Holistic
Healing Arts
Michelle Burns, BSN, BS Alt Med, LMT,MTI, isa NCBTMB  approved CE providerwith
over 15
years of experience as a massage therapistand massage therapy instructor for a
wide
varietyof
subjects. She has also taught classes for thepublic at several resort spas and
continuing
educationclasses in touch and aromatherapy for nurses. Her experience includes
supervising massage therapy instructors and teaching them the skills they
needfor the
classroom. She also teaches advanced technique classes in a variety of
specialties.Michelle
Burns is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage
and
Bodywork (NCBTMB)as a continuing education Approved Provider.

Learn more about Michelle and AdvancedHolistic Healing Arts:
http://www.holistichealingarts.net

#271

From: Luna Wood <luna@...>
Date: Wed Jul 2, 2008 4:51 pm
Subject: Birth Doula Training

lunavidaluna

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Birth & Bonding- Blessed Union in the Outer World-July 25-27
Deposit $150, Fee $375, Register by July 15th and pay $360
(24 CEU's)
Self Care for Doulas
Stages of Labor
Massage& Comfort Measures for Birth
Working with Color Therapy
Self Exploration of Birth and Bonding in heated pool
Breastfeeding basics
Infant Massage basics
Herbs for birthing
Make your own herbal remedy

Payment Plans & Work Study positions available.
Register for all 3 Classes and receive a $100 discount!

Luna Wood, a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist and Doula of 16 years previously trained through DONA( Doulas of North America), ALACE( Association of Labor Assistants & Childbirth Educators), and is currently a Certified Massage Doula graduating from the advanced six month Massage Doula
program at the Star Institute. She is currently teaching various programs at the Austin Schools of Massage and has 10 years of experience as an instructor specializing in pregnancy and childbirth.

Visit www.vidaluna.com or call 512-445-0020 to register.

#270

From: "jamsamo" <jamsamo@...>
Date: Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:04 pm
Subject: Go from fat to flat within 2 weeks

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#269

From: "Stacey Lemire" <staceylemire@...>
Date: Fri Jun 13, 2008 3:41 pm
Subject: Reminder - Sand to Sky tonight at AOMA in Austin

staceylemire

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Converstaions with teachers of Asian Medicine

SAND TO SKY is the first ever anthology to document the innovative
methods and  experiences of a broad range of teachers of Acupuncture,
Shiatsu, Chinese Herbs, Biomedicine, Therapist-Patient Interactive
Skills, Ethics, Psychosocial Aspects of Clinical Training, and Exam
Development skills.

Meet the authors 6:00 p.m. tonight at AOMA, Anderson Lane

find out more about this book and tonight's event by going to
http://www.healingtouchtherapies.com/html/sand_to_sky.html

Stacey

#268

From: "Michelle Burns" <Michelle@...>
Date: Thu Jun 12, 2008 10:34 pm
Subject: Adult Learner Course for MTI Certification--Austin

manchamom

Offline

Adult Learner Course
for Massage Therapy Instructor Certification

This 30 hour course fulfills the Texas Department of State Health Services
requirement for
Massage Therapy Instructors. Participants will become familiar with learning
theories and
concepts, as well as classroom management skills and lesson planning. In
addition,
assessment tools will be incorporated to help potential instructors determine
their
teaching strengths and weaknesses. These tools will provide mechanisms which may
be
used to meet the learning needs of a variety of students.

The class includes a workbook containing reference material, assessment tools
and
sample exercises. Also included is a book specifically addressing classroom
management
skills, which will be used for the exercises which focus on behavior of students
in the
classroom.

Participants will have an opportunity to work in groups to problem solve as well
as share
insights.

Monday - Thursday
July 7-10
9 am - 5pm each day

30 Texas & NCBTMB CE hours

$395
Credit cards accepted
Call 512-448-2266
or visit www.resource-connection.net to register.

Held at:
Advanced Holistic Healing Arts
321 W. Ben White, Ste. 203
Austin, TX 78704
512-448-2266

Taught by: Michelle Burns, BSN, RMT, MTI
Michelle Burns, BSN, RMT, MTI, is a State of Texas approved CE provider with
over 15 years
of experience as a massage therapist and massage therapy instructor for a wide
variety of
subjects. She has also taught classes for the public at several resort spas and
continuing
education classes in touch and aromatherapy for nurses. Her experience includes
supervising massage therapy instructors and teaching them the skills they need
for the
classroom. She also teaches advanced technique classes in a variety of
specialties.

Michelle Burns is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic
Massage
and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider.

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#267

From: rjrad100@...
Date: Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:03 pm
Subject: Re: Healthcare protest in San Antonio on June 19

rjrjrj782

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I am up for national healthcare.
Dr. Reynolds
www.reynoldschiropractic.com

#266

From: jon sullivan <seniormassage@...>
Date: Tue Jun 10, 2008 7:57 pm
Subject: Healthcare protest in San Antonio on June 19

seniormassage@...

Please distribute for healthcare for all Texas.....note doc attached

Begin forwarded message:

From: "Health Care for All Texas" <hcfataustin@...>
Date: June 10, 2008 2:00:28 PM CDT
Subject: Healthcare protest in San Antonio on June 19

Dear HCFAT Austin Members,

Our coalition associate, HealthCare-Now (San Antonio) is trying to gain as much attendance as possible, at this protest against the practices of theinsurance industry, taking place in San Antonio, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. If you can't drive down, please contact as many sympathetic friends (from San Antonio & Austin), to support this protest!! See flyer attachment as well as below.

Posted by Ed Kopas

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Malinow, Ana M.

Date: Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 7:47 AM
Subject: Healthcare protest in San Antonio on June 19

Health Care Activists: meet for the protest in San Antonio June 19 against the health care insurance industry! (For information, see below.)

The debate needs to be reframed: Instead of asking people the old question, "Are you willing to have a single payer National Health Insurance program, even if it means paying more taxes?" Ask: "Are you willing to have a single payer National Health Insurance program, even if it means not having private insurance companies?"

This is the question we need to ask ourselves!

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark D. Camann
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 10:39 PM
To: Malinow, Ana; Katie Glantz
Subject: Healthcare protest in San Antonio on June 19

The San Antonio Healthcare-Now Coalition is joining activists from coast
to coast in a day of protest against the unconscionable practices of
for-profit health insurance companies. June 19 is the day when 38,000
insurance executives and their political benefactors will hold their
annual conference in San Francisco. It is coincidentally the
celebration of emancipation from slavery. Protests will be staged in a
dozen cities across the country demanding emancipation from the
profit-driven insurance companies. We invite everyone concerned to join
us in San Antonio in our effort to send a clear message to the
healthcare insurance industry: we are mad and won't take it any
more! We will meet outside the Humana Building, 8431 Fredericksburg
Road, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm.

It is likely that Reggie Cervantes will take part in the San Antonio
protest. She was a 9/11 rescue worker who went to Cuba with Michael
Moore and was featured in SiCKO. Ray McMurrey, a single-payer advocate
who recently ran for the U.S. Senate, will also attend.
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE:
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sender by return e-mail and delete this e-mail and any attachments from
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#265

From: "Stacey Lemire" <staceylemire@...>
Date: Sat Jun 7, 2008 1:13 am
Subject: This group is now moderated

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My many thanks to Krista for taking over the lion's share of moderating
this group.  I have converted us to a "members only" group and will be
approving memberships from now on; that will eradicate the spam Krista
has been cleaning up as of late.

This has been a very quiet group, though there are over 70 members.  I
suspect it is because so many of us are on other discussion groups that
are more active.  I hope you will all join Krista's group and make it a
lively one!

Best to everyone,

Stacey Lemire
Group founder