Brittany Freitas L.Ac, LMT, M.Msc, Rev. is a massage therapist and licensed Acupuncturist teaching the Foot Reflexology courses at the Quantum School of Massage and Holistic Health. Brittany has been in the healing field for over a decade. Starting out as a Reiki practitioner, she later earned her Masters in Metaphysical Sciences, adding her Massage License and a 3 year study in Oriental Medicine. (Masters of Science in Asian Medicine) She has practiced and taught Foot Reflexology for over a decade. She loves the feet and the stories they tell about our bodies!
This class is 20 hours and can be taken for CEU credits.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– October 31, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
5:30 pm: Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
– November 1, 2023
Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
5:30 pm– 9:30 pm
October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 20 & 22 Wednesday 5:30-9:30 the class on Nov. 20 is a Monday.
Title: Prenatal Massage Class
Duration: 20 hours (5 sessions of 4 hours each)
24 CE available for $600 including infant massage
Session 1:
Introduction to Prenatal Massage
Overview of the benefits and considerations of prenatal massage
Discussion on the physiological and emotional changes during pregnancy
Safety precautions and contraindications
Basic Anatomy and Physiology of Pregnancy
Understanding the changes in the body during pregnancy
Identifying key areas of focus for prenatal massage
Practical Demonstration: Positioning and Draping for Prenatal Massage
Proper positioning and draping techniques for pregnant clients
Demonstrations and hands-on practice in class
Session 2:
Common Discomforts during Pregnancy
Discussion on common discomforts experienced by pregnant women
Techniques and approaches to address each discomfort through massage
Modifications and Adaptations for Prenatal Massage
Adapting massage techniques for the changing needs of pregnant clients
Adjusting pressure, positioning, and duration of massage strokes
Practical Application: Full-Body Prenatal Massage
Step-by-step guidance for a safe and effective full-body prenatal massage
Students practice massage techniques on each other, with instructor supervision
Session 3:
Advanced Massage Techniques for Prenatal Clients
Introduction to specialized techniques for specific pregnancy-related conditions
Addressing edema, sciatic nerve pain, round ligament pain, and other concerns
Acupressure and Reflexology for Pregnancy
Overview of acupressure points and reflexology techniques relevant to pregnancy
Demonstration and hands-on practice of these techniques
Practical Application: Targeted Massage for Specific Conditions
Students apply advanced techniques on each other, focusing on specific conditions
Session 4:
Emotional and Psychological Support during Pregnancy
Understanding the emotional well-being of pregnant clients
Techniques for providing a nurturing and supportive environment during massage
Massage for Labor Preparation and Postpartum Recovery
Discussion on massage techniques to aid in labor preparation
Postpartum massage considerations and techniques for recovery
Practical Application: Labor Preparation and Postpartum Massage
Students practice massage techniques aimed at labor preparation and postpartum recovery
Session 5:
Client Consultation and Communication
Importance of effective communication with prenatal clients
Conducting a thorough client consultation and assessing individual needs
Building a Prenatal Massage Practice
Business considerations for prenatal massage therapists
Marketing strategies and client retention tips
Practical Application: Client Consultation and Marketing Plan
Students conduct mock client consultations and develop a marketing plan
Our Prenatal classes (6 classes) include practical hands-on with our maternity models. The times are 5:30-9:30 pm. The location is 931 University Ave. #202, Honolulu, HI
Thursday Student Clinic offers supervised massage in a safe learning environment from 10:30-4:30 pm. Students practice modalities as they are learned. Each student 200 hours before graduating. Student massages maybe booked on-line for $45 for 55 minutes or Grab the Best Deal: 10 pack for $350 can be shared among friends and family members.
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure.
Massages maybe combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork is available through our on-line booking system or via phone.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs.) 5:30-9:30
– November 2, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
Friday Student Clinic offers supervised massage in a safe learning environment. Students practice modalities as they are learned. Each student 200 hours before graduating. Student massages maybe booked on-line for $45 for 55 minutes or Grab the Best Deal: 10 pack for $350 can be shared among friends and family members.
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure.
Massages maybe combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork is available through our on-line booking system or via phone.
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure,
Massages can be combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork as well as licensed acupuncture are available through our on-line booking system or via phone. Prices are $350 for a 10 pack, or $45-$90 for individual sessions. Student Clinic Massages can be booked as 30 min Chair, 55 or 80 Min Massage.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– November 5, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
Brittany Freitas L.Ac, LMT, M.Msc, Rev. is a massage therapist and licensed Acupuncturist teaching the Foot Reflexology courses at the Quantum School of Massage and Holistic Health. Brittany has been in the healing field for over a decade. Starting out as a Reiki practitioner, she later earned her Masters in Metaphysical Sciences, adding her Massage License and a 3 year study in Oriental Medicine. (Masters of Science in Asian Medicine) She has practiced and taught Foot Reflexology for over a decade. She loves the feet and the stories they tell about our bodies!
This class is 20 hours and can be taken for CEU credits.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– November 7, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
5:30 pm: Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
– November 8, 2023
Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
5:30 pm– 9:30 pm
October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 20 & 22 Wednesday 5:30-9:30 the class on Nov. 20 is a Monday.
Title: Prenatal Massage Class
Duration: 20 hours (5 sessions of 4 hours each)
24 CE available for $600 including infant massage
Session 1:
Introduction to Prenatal Massage
Overview of the benefits and considerations of prenatal massage
Discussion on the physiological and emotional changes during pregnancy
Safety precautions and contraindications
Basic Anatomy and Physiology of Pregnancy
Understanding the changes in the body during pregnancy
Identifying key areas of focus for prenatal massage
Practical Demonstration: Positioning and Draping for Prenatal Massage
Proper positioning and draping techniques for pregnant clients
Demonstrations and hands-on practice in class
Session 2:
Common Discomforts during Pregnancy
Discussion on common discomforts experienced by pregnant women
Techniques and approaches to address each discomfort through massage
Modifications and Adaptations for Prenatal Massage
Adapting massage techniques for the changing needs of pregnant clients
Adjusting pressure, positioning, and duration of massage strokes
Practical Application: Full-Body Prenatal Massage
Step-by-step guidance for a safe and effective full-body prenatal massage
Students practice massage techniques on each other, with instructor supervision
Session 3:
Advanced Massage Techniques for Prenatal Clients
Introduction to specialized techniques for specific pregnancy-related conditions
Addressing edema, sciatic nerve pain, round ligament pain, and other concerns
Acupressure and Reflexology for Pregnancy
Overview of acupressure points and reflexology techniques relevant to pregnancy
Demonstration and hands-on practice of these techniques
Practical Application: Targeted Massage for Specific Conditions
Students apply advanced techniques on each other, focusing on specific conditions
Session 4:
Emotional and Psychological Support during Pregnancy
Understanding the emotional well-being of pregnant clients
Techniques for providing a nurturing and supportive environment during massage
Massage for Labor Preparation and Postpartum Recovery
Discussion on massage techniques to aid in labor preparation
Postpartum massage considerations and techniques for recovery
Practical Application: Labor Preparation and Postpartum Massage
Students practice massage techniques aimed at labor preparation and postpartum recovery
Session 5:
Client Consultation and Communication
Importance of effective communication with prenatal clients
Conducting a thorough client consultation and assessing individual needs
Building a Prenatal Massage Practice
Business considerations for prenatal massage therapists
Marketing strategies and client retention tips
Practical Application: Client Consultation and Marketing Plan
Students conduct mock client consultations and develop a marketing plan
Our Prenatal classes (6 classes) include practical hands-on with our maternity models. The times are 5:30-9:30 pm. The location is 931 University Ave. #202, Honolulu, HI
Thursday Student Clinic offers supervised massage in a safe learning environment from 10:30-4:30 pm. Students practice modalities as they are learned. Each student 200 hours before graduating. Student massages maybe booked on-line for $45 for 55 minutes or Grab the Best Deal: 10 pack for $350 can be shared among friends and family members.
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure.
Massages maybe combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork is available through our on-line booking system or via phone.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs.) 5:30-9:30
– November 9, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
Friday Student Clinic offers supervised massage in a safe learning environment. Students practice modalities as they are learned. Each student 200 hours before graduating. Student massages maybe booked on-line for $45 for 55 minutes or Grab the Best Deal: 10 pack for $350 can be shared among friends and family members.
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure.
Massages maybe combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork is available through our on-line booking system or via phone.
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure,
Massages can be combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork as well as licensed acupuncture are available through our on-line booking system or via phone. Prices are $350 for a 10 pack, or $45-$90 for individual sessions. Student Clinic Massages can be booked as 30 min Chair, 55 or 80 Min Massage.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– November 12, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
Brittany Freitas L.Ac, LMT, M.Msc, Rev. is a massage therapist and licensed Acupuncturist teaching the Foot Reflexology courses at the Quantum School of Massage and Holistic Health. Brittany has been in the healing field for over a decade. Starting out as a Reiki practitioner, she later earned her Masters in Metaphysical Sciences, adding her Massage License and a 3 year study in Oriental Medicine. (Masters of Science in Asian Medicine) She has practiced and taught Foot Reflexology for over a decade. She loves the feet and the stories they tell about our bodies!
This class is 20 hours and can be taken for CEU credits.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– November 14, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
5:30 pm: Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
– November 15, 2023
Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
5:30 pm– 9:30 pm
October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 20 & 22 Wednesday 5:30-9:30 the class on Nov. 20 is a Monday.
Title: Prenatal Massage Class
Duration: 20 hours (5 sessions of 4 hours each)
24 CE available for $600 including infant massage
Session 1:
Introduction to Prenatal Massage
Overview of the benefits and considerations of prenatal massage
Discussion on the physiological and emotional changes during pregnancy
Safety precautions and contraindications
Basic Anatomy and Physiology of Pregnancy
Understanding the changes in the body during pregnancy
Identifying key areas of focus for prenatal massage
Practical Demonstration: Positioning and Draping for Prenatal Massage
Proper positioning and draping techniques for pregnant clients
Demonstrations and hands-on practice in class
Session 2:
Common Discomforts during Pregnancy
Discussion on common discomforts experienced by pregnant women
Techniques and approaches to address each discomfort through massage
Modifications and Adaptations for Prenatal Massage
Adapting massage techniques for the changing needs of pregnant clients
Adjusting pressure, positioning, and duration of massage strokes
Practical Application: Full-Body Prenatal Massage
Step-by-step guidance for a safe and effective full-body prenatal massage
Students practice massage techniques on each other, with instructor supervision
Session 3:
Advanced Massage Techniques for Prenatal Clients
Introduction to specialized techniques for specific pregnancy-related conditions
Addressing edema, sciatic nerve pain, round ligament pain, and other concerns
Acupressure and Reflexology for Pregnancy
Overview of acupressure points and reflexology techniques relevant to pregnancy
Demonstration and hands-on practice of these techniques
Practical Application: Targeted Massage for Specific Conditions
Students apply advanced techniques on each other, focusing on specific conditions
Session 4:
Emotional and Psychological Support during Pregnancy
Understanding the emotional well-being of pregnant clients
Techniques for providing a nurturing and supportive environment during massage
Massage for Labor Preparation and Postpartum Recovery
Discussion on massage techniques to aid in labor preparation
Postpartum massage considerations and techniques for recovery
Practical Application: Labor Preparation and Postpartum Massage
Students practice massage techniques aimed at labor preparation and postpartum recovery
Session 5:
Client Consultation and Communication
Importance of effective communication with prenatal clients
Conducting a thorough client consultation and assessing individual needs
Building a Prenatal Massage Practice
Business considerations for prenatal massage therapists
Marketing strategies and client retention tips
Practical Application: Client Consultation and Marketing Plan
Students conduct mock client consultations and develop a marketing plan
Our Prenatal classes (6 classes) include practical hands-on with our maternity models. The times are 5:30-9:30 pm. The location is 931 University Ave. #202, Honolulu, HI
Thursday Student Clinic offers supervised massage in a safe learning environment from 10:30-4:30 pm. Students practice modalities as they are learned. Each student 200 hours before graduating. Student massages maybe booked on-line for $45 for 55 minutes or Grab the Best Deal: 10 pack for $350 can be shared among friends and family members.
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure.
Massages maybe combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork is available through our on-line booking system or via phone.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs.) 5:30-9:30
– November 16, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
5:30 pm: Quantum Spoon Bending with Gene Ang PhD November 17, 2023
– November 17, 2023
Quantum Spoon Bending with Gene Ang PhD
November 17, 2023 $55.00
Quantum spoon bending demonstrates how you can change reality using subtle energies and consciousness for healing and transformation. The change in material reality is witnessed by bending forks as a model for change. The mechanisms tested are energy and quantum mechanic techniques.
Because the worldview of energy is relatively new to modern life, it is sometimes difficult to grasp this reality. However, when you directly change your reality by energetically bending spoons and forks, your mind has direct physical proof that something has occurred. Not only do you have direct proof but, the proof happens to be what is considered one of the most “solid” aspects of physical reality. The mechanisms tested are energy and quantum mechanics techniques that you can also use for energy healing for yourself or others.
Become informed and practice the following techniques:
1. White Light Crown: Access universal healing energy from the crown chakra and bring it through to the utensil to make it soft. This healing technique can bring amazing results.
2. The I Love You: Discover how the vibration of love can change your physical world. Just this phrase is enough to activate the metal and make it soft.
3. Spin: Access creation/dissolution archetype whenever you choose to change reality.
4. Resonance: Exchange energy and information between any two information fields to allow healing and balance to occur.
5. Double: Access greater aspects of your superconsciousness to manifest your intentions on many levels of reality. This is a form of working in the out-of-body state.
As each technique is taught, you be given time to practice it to bend utensils. As well, become informed about how each technique can be used in self-transformation and healing to apply larger implications of each quantum concept
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure,
Massages can be combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork as well as licensed acupuncture are available through our on-line booking system or via phone. Prices are $350 for a 10 pack, or $45-$90 for individual sessions. Student Clinic Massages can be booked as 30 min Chair, 55 or 80 Min Massage.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– November 19, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
5:30 pm: Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula (Monday Class)
– November 20, 2023
Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
5:30 pm– 9:30 pm
October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 20 & 22 Wednesday 5:30-9:30 the class on Nov. 20 is a Monday.
Title: Prenatal Massage Class
Duration: 20 hours (5 sessions of 4 hours each)
24 CE available for $600 including infant massage
Session 1:
Introduction to Prenatal Massage
Overview of the benefits and considerations of prenatal massage
Discussion on the physiological and emotional changes during pregnancy
Safety precautions and contraindications
Basic Anatomy and Physiology of Pregnancy
Understanding the changes in the body during pregnancy
Identifying key areas of focus for prenatal massage
Practical Demonstration: Positioning and Draping for Prenatal Massage
Proper positioning and draping techniques for pregnant clients
Demonstrations and hands-on practice in class
Session 2:
Common Discomforts during Pregnancy
Discussion on common discomforts experienced by pregnant women
Techniques and approaches to address each discomfort through massage
Modifications and Adaptations for Prenatal Massage
Adapting massage techniques for the changing needs of pregnant clients
Adjusting pressure, positioning, and duration of massage strokes
Practical Application: Full-Body Prenatal Massage
Step-by-step guidance for a safe and effective full-body prenatal massage
Students practice massage techniques on each other, with instructor supervision
Session 3:
Advanced Massage Techniques for Prenatal Clients
Introduction to specialized techniques for specific pregnancy-related conditions
Addressing edema, sciatic nerve pain, round ligament pain, and other concerns
Acupressure and Reflexology for Pregnancy
Overview of acupressure points and reflexology techniques relevant to pregnancy
Demonstration and hands-on practice of these techniques
Practical Application: Targeted Massage for Specific Conditions
Students apply advanced techniques on each other, focusing on specific conditions
Session 4:
Emotional and Psychological Support during Pregnancy
Understanding the emotional well-being of pregnant clients
Techniques for providing a nurturing and supportive environment during massage
Massage for Labor Preparation and Postpartum Recovery
Discussion on massage techniques to aid in labor preparation
Postpartum massage considerations and techniques for recovery
Practical Application: Labor Preparation and Postpartum Massage
Students practice massage techniques aimed at labor preparation and postpartum recovery
Session 5:
Client Consultation and Communication
Importance of effective communication with prenatal clients
Conducting a thorough client consultation and assessing individual needs
Building a Prenatal Massage Practice
Business considerations for prenatal massage therapists
Marketing strategies and client retention tips
Practical Application: Client Consultation and Marketing Plan
Students conduct mock client consultations and develop a marketing plan
Our Prenatal classes (6 classes) include practical hands-on with our maternity models. The times are 5:30-9:30 pm. The location is 931 University Ave. #202, Honolulu, HI
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– November 21, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
5:30 pm: Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
– November 22, 2023
Prenatal Massage with Kathy Julia LMT/Doula
5:30 pm– 9:30 pm
October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 20 & 22 Wednesday 5:30-9:30 the class on Nov. 20 is a Monday.
Title: Prenatal Massage Class
Duration: 20 hours (5 sessions of 4 hours each)
24 CE available for $600 including infant massage
Session 1:
Introduction to Prenatal Massage
Overview of the benefits and considerations of prenatal massage
Discussion on the physiological and emotional changes during pregnancy
Safety precautions and contraindications
Basic Anatomy and Physiology of Pregnancy
Understanding the changes in the body during pregnancy
Identifying key areas of focus for prenatal massage
Practical Demonstration: Positioning and Draping for Prenatal Massage
Proper positioning and draping techniques for pregnant clients
Demonstrations and hands-on practice in class
Session 2:
Common Discomforts during Pregnancy
Discussion on common discomforts experienced by pregnant women
Techniques and approaches to address each discomfort through massage
Modifications and Adaptations for Prenatal Massage
Adapting massage techniques for the changing needs of pregnant clients
Adjusting pressure, positioning, and duration of massage strokes
Practical Application: Full-Body Prenatal Massage
Step-by-step guidance for a safe and effective full-body prenatal massage
Students practice massage techniques on each other, with instructor supervision
Session 3:
Advanced Massage Techniques for Prenatal Clients
Introduction to specialized techniques for specific pregnancy-related conditions
Addressing edema, sciatic nerve pain, round ligament pain, and other concerns
Acupressure and Reflexology for Pregnancy
Overview of acupressure points and reflexology techniques relevant to pregnancy
Demonstration and hands-on practice of these techniques
Practical Application: Targeted Massage for Specific Conditions
Students apply advanced techniques on each other, focusing on specific conditions
Session 4:
Emotional and Psychological Support during Pregnancy
Understanding the emotional well-being of pregnant clients
Techniques for providing a nurturing and supportive environment during massage
Massage for Labor Preparation and Postpartum Recovery
Discussion on massage techniques to aid in labor preparation
Postpartum massage considerations and techniques for recovery
Practical Application: Labor Preparation and Postpartum Massage
Students practice massage techniques aimed at labor preparation and postpartum recovery
Session 5:
Client Consultation and Communication
Importance of effective communication with prenatal clients
Conducting a thorough client consultation and assessing individual needs
Building a Prenatal Massage Practice
Business considerations for prenatal massage therapists
Marketing strategies and client retention tips
Practical Application: Client Consultation and Marketing Plan
Students conduct mock client consultations and develop a marketing plan
Our Prenatal classes (6 classes) include practical hands-on with our maternity models. The times are 5:30-9:30 pm. The location is 931 University Ave. #202, Honolulu, HI
5:30 pm: Cranio-Sacral Still Point with Judy Ann LMT Nov
– November 27, 2023
CRANIOSACRAL WORKSHOP
By
JUDY ANN
Judyann_cst@yahoo.com
• Craniosacral Therapy is based on the theory that the cerebrospinal fluid ebbs and flows within
the membrane around the brain and spinal cord, increasing or decreasing pressure on the
cranium in the process. For some individuals, whether through illness or injury, the craniosacral
rhythmic flow may be disrupted or impeded, resulting in chronic pain, discomfort or ailments
such as recurring ear and sinus infections. Through this gentle therapy, we apply very light
movements to the skull to mobilize the craniosacral rhythmic flow of fluid. By doing so, we can
help increase relaxation and improve circulation in order to promote positive healing effects
throughout the body.
• Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on approach that releases tensions deep in the
body to relieve pain and dysfunction and improve whole-body health and performance. It was
pioneered and developed by Osteopathic Physician John E. Upledger after years of clinical
testing and research at Michigan State University where he served as a professor of
biomechanics.
• Using a soft touch, which is generally no greater than 5 grams—about the weight of a nickel,
practitioners release restrictions in the soft tissues that surround the central nervous system.
CST is increasingly used as a preventative health measure for its ability to bolster resistance to
disease, and it’s effectiveness for a wide range of medical problems associated with pain and
dysfunction.
• Few structures have as much influence over the body’s ability to function properly as the brain
and spinal cord that make up the central nervous system. The central nervous system is heavily
influenced by the craniosacral system—the membranes and fluid that surround, protect, and
nourish the brain and spinal cord.
• Everyday your body endures stresses and strains that it must work to compensate for.
Unfortunately, these changes often cause body tissues to tighten and distort the craniosacral
system. These distortions can then cause tension to form around the brain and spinal cord
resulting in restrictions. This can create a barrier to the healthy performance of the central
nervous system, and potentially every other system it interacts with.
• The practitioner will feel various locations of the body to test for the ease of motion and rhythm
of the cerebrospinal fluid pulsing around the brain and spinal cord in order to release
restrictions in any tissues influencing the craniosacral system. By normalizing the environment
around the brain and spinal cord and enhancing the body’s ability to self-correct, Craniosacral
Therapy is able to alleviate a wide variety of dysfunctions, from chronic pain and sports injuries
to stroke and neurological impairments.
• Craniosacral Therapy can address these conditions
-Migraines and Headaches
-Chronic Neck and Back Pain
-Autism
-Stress and Tension-Related Disorders
-Motor-Coordination Impairments
-Infant and Childhood Disorders
-Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries
-Chronic Fatigue
-Fibromyalgia
-TMJ Syndrome
-Scoliosis
-Central Nervous System Disorders
-Learning Disabilities
-ADD/ADHD
-Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
-Orthopedic Problems
-and Many Other Conditions
During this workshop u will learn how:
• to detect and evaluate the Craniosacral Rhythm
• to do a Dural Tube Rock
• to do a Vault Hold
• to perform a CV4
• Inducing a Still Point
• to do a Cranial Base Release
These techniques are simple to perform and beneficial to add into a massage therapy session.
CST Rhythm
Always ask permission to touch prior to making contact the client’s body.
The CST rhythm can be detected in various ways. With the client lying supine, and therapist at the head
of the client, Cup the skull and feel for the widening (extension) and narrowing (flexion) of the skull.
Standing at the side of the client on the side of the table, Place your hand on the thigh and feel for the
rolling in (narrowing/flexion) and rolling out (widening/extension) of the thigh. One can find and
evaluate the craniosacral rhythm anywhere on the body however these two areas are easiest and avoid
awkwardness.
• Feel for length of excursion between widening and narrowing. Symmetry and smoothness of
motion.
• The Craniosacral Rhythm averages between 6-12 pulses per minute.
Dural Tube Rock
Have client lye supine sitting at the side of the table by the side of the client. Place one hand on the back
of the skull and the other under the sacrum. To feel the craniosacral rhythm, there will be a glide
towards the head or feet and vice versa. This will be a rhythmic gliding up (towards the head) and down
(towards the feet). Again, feeling for length, symmetry, and smoothness of motion between flexion and
extension.
Vault Hold
Sitting at the head of the table, gently place on hand under the skull and the other on the top/forehead
of the client. The entire head will rock forward/nodding towards the feet in flexion and rock
backward/like looking up for extension. Always feeling for length of excursion between flexion and
extension, symmetry and smoothness of motion during both excursions.
CV4
Compression of the 4th ventricle using a Craniosacral Osteopathic technique. The client lays down
supine. The therapist holds the squamous part of the occipital bone with its lateral angles. Feel for
cranial rhythm and note length, symmetry, and smoothness of motion in the rhythm. The therapist
holds the cranium into extension which is actually the narrowing of the two angles (because the anterior
portion of the face and head is actually widening) and waits for a motionless state. After the
reappearance of the cranial pulse, reevaluate the symmetry, smoothness and length of excursion
compared to prior evaluation of these aspects.
Inducing a Still Point
A Still Point induction can be performed with a CV4 as above or at the feet or anywhere on the body by
holding the craniosacral rhythm in flexion or extension to temporarily stop the rhythm. The temporary
stop can last a few seconds to several minutes. Always evaluate rhythm before and after induction.
Cranial Base Release
The Cranial Base release is one of the more challenging techniques performed by the therapist. Sitting at
the head of the table and client, use fingers of both hands to lift the C 1 up/anterior/towards the ceiling.
Allow the skull to gently fall back down towards the table while stabilizing holding C 1. This allows C 1 to
move anterior opening up the foramen magnum to allow for proper flow of cerebral spinal fluid, arterial
flow to brain, and nerve flow. This technique tends to be a favorite for clients as it relieves a significant
amount of tension and rebalances the C 1 placement. In our society you might notice a common head
forward posture. This causes the C 1 to slide posterior and partially block the arterial, nervous, and
cerebral spinal fluid flows. This sight, when restricted, can be tender. Assure client that as they relax and
allow their head to drop down towards the table that the tenderness will lessen.
These techniques will be demonstrated in class as well as students practice performing on each other.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– November 28, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
5:30 pm: Cranio-Sacral Still Point with Judy Ann LMT Nov
– November 29, 2023
CRANIOSACRAL WORKSHOP
By
JUDY ANN
Judyann_cst@yahoo.com
• Craniosacral Therapy is based on the theory that the cerebrospinal fluid ebbs and flows within
the membrane around the brain and spinal cord, increasing or decreasing pressure on the
cranium in the process. For some individuals, whether through illness or injury, the craniosacral
rhythmic flow may be disrupted or impeded, resulting in chronic pain, discomfort or ailments
such as recurring ear and sinus infections. Through this gentle therapy, we apply very light
movements to the skull to mobilize the craniosacral rhythmic flow of fluid. By doing so, we can
help increase relaxation and improve circulation in order to promote positive healing effects
throughout the body.
• Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on approach that releases tensions deep in the
body to relieve pain and dysfunction and improve whole-body health and performance. It was
pioneered and developed by Osteopathic Physician John E. Upledger after years of clinical
testing and research at Michigan State University where he served as a professor of
biomechanics.
• Using a soft touch, which is generally no greater than 5 grams—about the weight of a nickel,
practitioners release restrictions in the soft tissues that surround the central nervous system.
CST is increasingly used as a preventative health measure for its ability to bolster resistance to
disease, and it’s effectiveness for a wide range of medical problems associated with pain and
dysfunction.
• Few structures have as much influence over the body’s ability to function properly as the brain
and spinal cord that make up the central nervous system. The central nervous system is heavily
influenced by the craniosacral system—the membranes and fluid that surround, protect, and
nourish the brain and spinal cord.
• Everyday your body endures stresses and strains that it must work to compensate for.
Unfortunately, these changes often cause body tissues to tighten and distort the craniosacral
system. These distortions can then cause tension to form around the brain and spinal cord
resulting in restrictions. This can create a barrier to the healthy performance of the central
nervous system, and potentially every other system it interacts with.
• The practitioner will feel various locations of the body to test for the ease of motion and rhythm
of the cerebrospinal fluid pulsing around the brain and spinal cord in order to release
restrictions in any tissues influencing the craniosacral system. By normalizing the environment
around the brain and spinal cord and enhancing the body’s ability to self-correct, Craniosacral
Therapy is able to alleviate a wide variety of dysfunctions, from chronic pain and sports injuries
to stroke and neurological impairments.
• Craniosacral Therapy can address these conditions
-Migraines and Headaches
-Chronic Neck and Back Pain
-Autism
-Stress and Tension-Related Disorders
-Motor-Coordination Impairments
-Infant and Childhood Disorders
-Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries
-Chronic Fatigue
-Fibromyalgia
-TMJ Syndrome
-Scoliosis
-Central Nervous System Disorders
-Learning Disabilities
-ADD/ADHD
-Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
-Orthopedic Problems
-and Many Other Conditions
During this workshop u will learn how:
• to detect and evaluate the Craniosacral Rhythm
• to do a Dural Tube Rock
• to do a Vault Hold
• to perform a CV4
• Inducing a Still Point
• to do a Cranial Base Release
These techniques are simple to perform and beneficial to add into a massage therapy session.
CST Rhythm
Always ask permission to touch prior to making contact the client’s body.
The CST rhythm can be detected in various ways. With the client lying supine, and therapist at the head
of the client, Cup the skull and feel for the widening (extension) and narrowing (flexion) of the skull.
Standing at the side of the client on the side of the table, Place your hand on the thigh and feel for the
rolling in (narrowing/flexion) and rolling out (widening/extension) of the thigh. One can find and
evaluate the craniosacral rhythm anywhere on the body however these two areas are easiest and avoid
awkwardness.
• Feel for length of excursion between widening and narrowing. Symmetry and smoothness of
motion.
• The Craniosacral Rhythm averages between 6-12 pulses per minute.
Dural Tube Rock
Have client lye supine sitting at the side of the table by the side of the client. Place one hand on the back
of the skull and the other under the sacrum. To feel the craniosacral rhythm, there will be a glide
towards the head or feet and vice versa. This will be a rhythmic gliding up (towards the head) and down
(towards the feet). Again, feeling for length, symmetry, and smoothness of motion between flexion and
extension.
Vault Hold
Sitting at the head of the table, gently place on hand under the skull and the other on the top/forehead
of the client. The entire head will rock forward/nodding towards the feet in flexion and rock
backward/like looking up for extension. Always feeling for length of excursion between flexion and
extension, symmetry and smoothness of motion during both excursions.
CV4
Compression of the 4th ventricle using a Craniosacral Osteopathic technique. The client lays down
supine. The therapist holds the squamous part of the occipital bone with its lateral angles. Feel for
cranial rhythm and note length, symmetry, and smoothness of motion in the rhythm. The therapist
holds the cranium into extension which is actually the narrowing of the two angles (because the anterior
portion of the face and head is actually widening) and waits for a motionless state. After the
reappearance of the cranial pulse, reevaluate the symmetry, smoothness and length of excursion
compared to prior evaluation of these aspects.
Inducing a Still Point
A Still Point induction can be performed with a CV4 as above or at the feet or anywhere on the body by
holding the craniosacral rhythm in flexion or extension to temporarily stop the rhythm. The temporary
stop can last a few seconds to several minutes. Always evaluate rhythm before and after induction.
Cranial Base Release
The Cranial Base release is one of the more challenging techniques performed by the therapist. Sitting at
the head of the table and client, use fingers of both hands to lift the C 1 up/anterior/towards the ceiling.
Allow the skull to gently fall back down towards the table while stabilizing holding C 1. This allows C 1 to
move anterior opening up the foramen magnum to allow for proper flow of cerebral spinal fluid, arterial
flow to brain, and nerve flow. This technique tends to be a favorite for clients as it relieves a significant
amount of tension and rebalances the C 1 placement. In our society you might notice a common head
forward posture. This causes the C 1 to slide posterior and partially block the arterial, nervous, and
cerebral spinal fluid flows. This sight, when restricted, can be tender. Assure client that as they relax and
allow their head to drop down towards the table that the tenderness will lessen.
These techniques will be demonstrated in class as well as students practice performing on each other.
Thursday Student Clinic offers supervised massage in a safe learning environment from 10:30-4:30 pm. Students practice modalities as they are learned. Each student 200 hours before graduating. Student massages maybe booked on-line for $45 for 55 minutes or Grab the Best Deal: 10 pack for $350 can be shared among friends and family members.
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure.
Massages maybe combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork is available through our on-line booking system or via phone.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs.) 5:30-9:30
– November 30, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
Quantum School Student Massage Clinic is a learning / teaching opportunity for our students to practice the various traditional and cultural modalities of bodywork they are learning in school. Modalities include: Swedish, Lomi, Shiatsu, Lymphatic, Deep Tissue, Thai, Foot Reflexology, Cranio-Sacral, Prenatal, Acupressure,
Massages can be combined with our signature Holistic Health Practitioner courses covering energy healing modalities such as Quantum Healing, Reiki, Healing Touch, Flower Essences, Essential Oils, Tuning forks and sound healing, Nutritional Healing, Crystal Healing, Lu Jung Tibetan Yoga,
Student MASSAGES as well as alumni and licensed professional bodywork as well as licensed acupuncture are available through our on-line booking system or via phone. Prices are $350 for a 10 pack, or $45-$90 for individual sessions. Student Clinic Massages can be booked as 30 min Chair, 55 or 80 Min Massage.
5:30 pm: Massage Therapy Basic Training Oct 8, 2023 - Feb 11, 2024 (Sun. Tues. & Thurs) 5:30pm-9:30pm
– December 3, 2023
Massage Therapy Basic Training
October 8, 2023 - February 11, 2024
Sun. Tues. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30
● Sunday October 8: Kathy: Intro & orientation; History, effects & benefits; Intro
to touch. Homework: chap. 1 & 6
● Tuesday October 10: Peter: Theory & Classifications of Massage movements,
Body mechanics & self care; lubricants & draping. Prone position, rocking.
Homework: chap 7 & 8
● Thursday October 12: Michelle:Contraindications; Hygiene & Infection control;
Supplies & equipment; supine position, effleurage. Homework: chap 3 & 9,
chap 9 match 1 & chap 3 matching 1 & 2
● Sunday October 15: Kathy:The body as a whole; Medical terminology; Cells,
tissues, organs & systems; Anatomical positions & directions. Homework: chap
18 match 1 & 2, ACB 1, 2, 6 & 7
● Tuesday October 17: Peter: Integumentary system; Practice feather/nerve strokes.
Homework: chap 22 match 1, ACB 15 & 16
● Thursday October 19: Michelle: Demo & Practice petrissage & friction.
Homework: chap 8
● Sunday October 22: Michelle: Skeletal system & Kinesiology terms. Homework:
chap. 19 match 1 & 2, ACB 17, 19 & 21
● Tuesday October 24: Peter: Muscular system. Homework: chap 20 match 1 & 2,
ACB 42 & 43
● Thursday October 26: Barbara:Therapeutic relations; Seated Massage.
Homework: chap 2 & 15
● Sunday October 29: Michelle: Demo & Practice percussion, vibrations &
shaking. Homework: chap 8
● Tuesday October 31: Peter: cardiovascular sys. Homework: chap 26, match 1 &
2, ACB 100-104
● Thursday November 2: Peter: Demo & Practice joint movements & stretches.
Homework: chap 8, ACB 20
● Sunday November 5: Michelle: Full stroke review. Homework: chap 7 match 1
& 2 chap 8 match 1 & 2
● Tuesday November 7: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of hip & thigh;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap. 21, pgs 427-432, 487-506, ACB
35-38 (59-62)
● Thursday November 9: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology hip & thigh, (Dr.
Bob) practice sequence prone lower extremities.
● Sunday November 12: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology leg & foot;
palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21pgs 433-435 & 506-516, ACB 39
& 40 (63-65)
● Tuesday November 14: Peter: Review m/s & kinesiology of leg & foot; ( Dr.
Bob) Practice sequence supine lower extremity. Homework: chap 21 match 2 &
6
● Thursday November 16: Barb: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of back; palpating
& movement. Homework:440-445 & 538-543, ACB 25-27 (47)
● Sunday November 19: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology back; ( Dr. Bob)
practice sequence posterior torso (back) Homework: chap. 21
● Tuesday November 21: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology shoulder; palpating
& movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 418-421, 448-464, ACB 29, 30 (52-54)
● THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY November 23-26
● Tuesday November 28: Kathy: Review m/ s & kinesiology of shoulder; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities prone. Homework: chap 21 match 4
● Thursday November 30: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology of anterior
torso; palpating & movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 439, 534-537, 544-548,
ACB 28 (48 & 49)
● Sunday December 3: Kathy: Review m/s & kinesiology anterior torso; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence abdomen & chest
● Tuesday December 5: Peter: Musculoskeletal & kinesiology arm & hand; palpating &
movement. Homework: chap 21 pgs 422-426, 465-486, ACB 31-33 (55-57)
● Thursday December 7: Barb: Review m/s & kinesiology of arm & hand; (Dr. Bob)
practice sequence upper extremities supine.. Homework: chap 21 match 1 & 5
● Sunday December 10: Michelle: Musculoskeletal & Kinesio neck, head & face,
Homework Pgs 436-438 & 517-533 ACB 22-24 (44-46)
● Tuesday December 12: Michelle: Review m/s & kinesiology neck, head & face:(Dr.
Bob) practice sequence neck, head & face Homework: chap. 21 Matching 7
● Thursday December 14: Peter: Digestive system, Homework: chap 29, match 1 & 2,
ACB 134
● Sunday December 17: Kathy: Endocrine sys., chakras. Homework: chap 24
match 1 & 2, ACB 149
● Tuesday December 19: Kathy: Geriatric massage, Homework: chap.13 pgs.
212-218
● Thursday December 21: Michelle: 90 minute full body massage partners A & B
● WINTER BREAK DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 6
● Sunday January 7: Kathy: 60 min full body massage
● Tuesday January 9: Peter: Nervous system. Homework: chap 23 Matching 1 & 2,
ACB
68-71
● Thursday January 11: Barb: Hydrotherapy, Paraffin dips, Homework chap 12,
matching 1 & 2
● Sunday January 14: Michelle: Contrast treatments
● Tuesday January 16: Kathy: Reproductive system, prenatal massage, Homework:
chap 25, pgs 201-208, ACB 68-71
● Thursday January 18: Barb: Practice prenatal massage, partner A & B
Homework: chap. Pgs. 201-208
● Sunday January 21: Michelle: Respiratory System. 60 min full body,
Homework, chap 28 matching 1 & 2, ACB 127
● Tuesday January 23: Peter: Sports Massage, pre & post event
● Thursday January 25: Barb: Hot Stone Massage
● Sunday January 28: Michelle: full musculo-kinesiology review
● Tuesday January 30: Peter: Lymphatic & immune systems. Homework: chap 27
match 1 & 2, ACB 120, 121
● Thursday February 1: Barb: full skeletal review, dry brushing
● Sunday February 4: Kathy: Full review Jeopardy
● Tuesday February 6: Andrea: Clinical Practice
● Thursday February 8: Barb: Written exam, practice massage
● Sunday February 11: Kathy: Practical final
Kathy Julia. 808-375-3465. Jultouch.kj@gmail.com
Katie Fisher 808-721-8342 QSMHH.school@gmail.com
Barbara Hart 808-348-5763, BarbaraMHart@gmail.com
Michelle Carbonneau 808-393-9585 Mlcarby@yahoo.com
Andrea Kamahele 808-349-8441 AKamahele1111@gmail.com
Peter Shin 808-221-5457 Petershin68@gmail.com
