History of Massage Bodywork Tree & Demo

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1 History of Massage Bodywork Tree & Demo

2 The Lauterstein-Conway 250-hour Advanced Program in Clinical Massage and Bodywork

3 TLC Advanced Program 250-hour Curriculum Cer$fica$on in Orthopedic Massage Therapy and Assessment Cer$fica$on in Deep Massage Lauterstein Method Zero Balancing I and II Shiatsu Psychology of Bodywork Advanced Integra$ve Bodywork

4 Benefits Competence!Excellence Confidence Courage Fascina$on Compassion Comprehensive Knowledge Economic benefit Success in employment and private prac$ce Drama$c therapeu$c benefits for your clients

5 National Board Certification Primary Requirements Pass board cer$fica$on exam Compete 750 hours of educa$on (includes 500-hour program and subsequently completed con$nuing educa$on) Complete min. 250 hours of professional hands-on experience

6 Certification in Orthopedic Massage Therapy and Assessment

7 Deep Massage Certification Learn advanced techniques for all the major muscles of the body Learn advanced techniques for the deeper muscles of the body including the iliopsoas, diaphragm, the deep lateral rotators, rotator cuff muscles, the deep muscles of the neck, and much more. Learn to work in side-lying posi$ons. Apply lessons from structural integra$on, cranial work, and Zero Balancing to sox $ssue work Simultaneously engage structure and energy of the muscles, the fascia and the nervous system Enhance alignment and energy movement Resolve the many sox $ssue problems that do not respond to deep $ssue.

8 Zero Balancing Benefits Learn an important modality for the skeletal system as well as the muscular system Learn how to address energy and structure simultaneously Vastly improve quality of touch, palpa$on, and observa$on skills More profoundly address clients alignment, tension and pain Address chronic stress and all its related manifesta$ons, diseases and injuries Work with the core of the person s energy and structure

9 Shiatsu Learn important alterna$ve anatomical and energe$c models Learn how to move more gracefully Learn how to work more medita$vely Learn important acupuncture points and meridian stretches Combine Thai and Shiatsu work on floor and table Use knowledge of meridians to resolve problems that Western model is not helping

10 Psychology of Bodywork Chronic tension oxen the result of chronic stress We learn how to deal with stress from birth on Learn how to use understanding and kindness to help people let go of dysfunc$onal neurological pa`erns. Refine your quality of touch to create more trust and healing for the individual

11 Integrative Bodywork Throughout the program we will look at how to match your techniques and quality of touch with the client s needs and complaints Learn how to combine and integrate techniques and understandings drawn from Orthopedic Massage, Shiatsu, Deep Massage, and Zero Balancing Integrate your knowledge and prac$ce working on each other in class

12 Next Advanced Program June, 2018 Classes Mondays 10am-5pm (with 2 excep$ons) Zero Balancing 56 hours Shiatsu March 6 36 hours Deep Massage 42 hours Orthopedic Massage Therapy 90 hours Psychology of Bodywork 13 hours Integra$ve Bodywork 12 hours

13 2018 TLC Workshops Januar Jan. 21 Hot Stone - Joy Sablatura January Oncology Massage - Tracy Walton associates February Feb. 4 Reflexology Marsha Walker Feb Table Thai Robert Gardner Feb. 25 Clinical Massage for Lower Back - Bob Stein March March 2-4 and March MLD Cer$fica$on Course Nicola McGill (8am-5pm first five days, last day, Sunday 8am-2pm) March 18 - Body Mobiliza$on Techniques Kevin Graef March 25 Deep Massage for Iliopsoas David Lauterstein April April Meridians, Massage and Myofascia Jason Hammond April Core Myofascial Therapy Cer$fica$on Program (this is part 1 of a two-segment program 2 nd segment May 11-13) - George Kousaleos April 28 - Barefoot Massage Jeni Spring May May 6 Intro to Advanced Modali$es Jason Hammond May Core Myofascial Therapy Cer$fica$on Program segment 2 George Kousaleos May Alchemy of Touch David Lauterstein

14 June 15. June Pre and Perinatal Massage Course - Carole Osborne June 17 ADVANCED PROGRAM BEGINS (WITH ZB I) June Dermoneuromodula$on - Jeff Rockwell July 17. July Deep Massage 1 Kevin Graef, Jason Hammond, Jake Lauterstein 18, July 15 Cadaver Marc Frazier & assistants at Texas St. Univ. 19. July 22 Cadaver Marc Frazier & assistants at Texas St. Univ. 20. July Lomi Lomi Jason Bratcher August 21. August 5 Piriformis Syndrome and SI Dysfunc$on Bob Steine 22. Aug Chair Massage Cindy Anderson 23. Aug Anatomy Trains Carrie Gaynor September 24. Sept. 6-9 Zero Balancing I David Lauterstein 25. Sept. 23 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Forearm - Kevin Graef 26. Sept Aromatherapy - Nicola McGill October 27. Oct. 7 Mindful Acupressure Gayl Hubatch 28. Oct Thoracic focus/ Bindegewebsmassage Brian Unng 29. October Oncology Massage Tracy Walton associates November 30. Nov Secrets of the Skull Judith Sullivan 31. Nov Moving for Structural Freedom Jane Bick 32. Nov Anatomy Trains Fans of the Hip Carrie Gaynor December 33. Dec. 9 th Clinical Massage for Thoracic Outlet & Neuromuscular Neck Bob Steine

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16 History of Massage in the U.S. Achilles Fric$on Ac$ve Isolated Stretching An Introduc$on to Cranio-Sacral Therapy Chiroprac$c Adjustment Infant Massage Techniques Leon Chaitow Muscle Energy Techniques Massage Therapy Trigger Point Feldenkrais The Fuzz Speech Gil Hedley Trauma / Soma$c Experiencing Whitney Lowe s Orthopedic Massage Esalen Massage Manual Lymph Drainage Zero Balancing: the Energy Effect

17 Brief Hands-on Intro to Zero Balancing Fulcrum agency through, around or by means of which vital powers are exercised. A touch experience that, when sustained, gives the client the opportunity to relax and to let go from inside out. Ul$mately all wholis$c therapies engage energy as well as structure (nervous system and anatomy / aka mind and body)

18 Fulcrums into Trapezius

19 Half Moon Vector Through the Neck

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21 Half Moon Vector through the Legs