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Active Fascial Release with James Earls
22 May

Palatine, IL

$495


James Earls

21

What is AFR? Active Fascial Release has been developed by James Earls, a structural integration practitioner and Anatomy Trains teacher. It blends his understanding of myofascial continuities and functional movement principles with hands-on manipulation of the soft tissue to create a variety of therapeutic effects. Read more…

Ashiatsu Bar Basic Massage Training Class
26 May

Atlanta, GA

$575


Monica Miller, LMT

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Ashiatsu Bar Basic is an exciting 2-day 20 CE intensive Ashiatsu training workshop. The basic course covers the one-footed moves of the Anterior and Posterior routine. It includes: Digital Manual and Video. Read more…

Therapeutic Massage
31 May

Naples, FL

$250


Michelle Mace, LMT

10

Bamboo Massage uses warm tools to work the contours of the body, like a rolling pin. Bamboossage® is a deep tissue massage that gives rest to your hands while meeting the needs of the client. Clients can’t tell you aren’t using your hands that much. Read more…

Bamboo Massage
31 May

Naples, FL

$250


Michelle Mace, LMT

12

Bamboo Massage uses warm tools to work the contours of the body, like a rolling pin. Bamboossage® is a deep tissue massage that gives rest to your hands while meeting the needs of the client. Clients can’t tell you aren’t using your hands that much. Read more…

Massage Therapy

Massage therapy continuing education courses are more than a hurdle to jump for license renewal. Massage therapists today are presented with an incredible array of opportunities to hone their craft, learn new techniques, and expand their practice into new areas. With topics ranging from new modalities to how to build a business, massage CE workshops offer something for every bodyworker.

For NCBTMB recertification, massage therapists must complete 24 credit hours of massage CE classes every two years. Three of those hours must be in research, three must be in ethics, and no more than four can be in self-care. Hands-on CE workshops, seminars, and distance learning offer plenty of ways to fulfill the 24-hour requirement.