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  • Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) 12 Hours CEU with Janet LaCroix Dec 4, 6 and 11, 2023

    Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) 12 Hours CEU with Janet LaCroix Dec 4, 6 and 11, 2023

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    December 4, 2023

     

    Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)

    12 Hours CEU

    Instructor: Janet LaCroix LMT

    class meets 3 times 5:30-9:30 PM

    Monday Dec 4,

    Wednesday Dec 6

    Monday Dec 11, 2023

    Pre Req:

    Swedish Effleurage + Basic Massage

     

    Bachelors Degree in Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) massage Therapist (8 years) Emergency healthcare as a first responder volunteering in the community (25 years)
    Yoga Teacher 500 hours Certification (10 years)
    Electric engineering and computer programming (25 years)
    Janet teaches CEU massage courses in Lymphatic Drainage and Advanced Lymphatic Drainage at QSMHH.

     

     

  • Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) 12 Hours CEU Instructor: Janet LaCroix LMT

    Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) 12 Hours CEU Instructor: Janet LaCroix LMT

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    December 6, 2023

     

    Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)

    12 Hours CEU

    Instructor: Janet LaCroix LMT

    class meets 3 times 5:30-9:30 PM

    Monday Dec 4,

    Wednesday Dec 6

    Monday Dec 11, 2023

    Pre Req:

    Swedish Effleurage + Basic Massage

  • Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) 12 Hours CEU with Janet LaCroix Dec 4, 6 and 11, 2023

    Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) 12 Hours CEU with Janet LaCroix Dec 4, 6 and 11, 2023

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    December 11, 2023

     

    Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)

    12 Hours CEU

    Instructor: Janet LaCroix LMT

    class meets 3 times 5:30-9:30 PM

    Monday Dec 4,

    Wednesday Dec 6

    Monday Dec 11, 2023

    Pre Req:

    Swedish Effleurage + Basic Massage

     

    Bachelors Degree in Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) massage Therapist (8 years) Emergency healthcare as a first responder volunteering in the community (25 years)
    Yoga Teacher 500 hours Certification (10 years)
    Electric engineering and computer programming (25 years)
    Janet teaches CEU massage courses in Lymphatic Drainage and Advanced Lymphatic Drainage at QSMHH.

     

     

  • LMT Thai Herbal Ball Massage with Peter Shin LMT CEU class 4 hours $225

    LMT Thai Herbal Ball Massage with Peter Shin LMT CEU class 4 hours $225

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    December 13, 2023

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    Thai Herbal Ball Massage with Peter Shin LMT

    Course Description: 

    Thai Herbal Ball Massage is a method of treatment utilized in traditional Thai medicine. This herbal therapy was designed to relieve pain and inflammation. A selection of therapeutic herbs, including phrai, ginger, turmeric and lemongrass, are wrapped in a muslin compress, steamed and then applied to the body in gentle pressing, circular and rolling movements. These herbs have the following benefits: 

    It induces deep relaxation, relieves stress and fatigue, boosts both emotional and physical well-being, assists alignment and postural integrity of the body, improves circulation of blood and lymph and stimulates the internal organs 

    Prerequisite: none Time allotment: 4 hours 

    Lesson Objective: 

    After this lesson the student should be able to 

    1. Have an understanding of the use of Thai herbal balls and its benefits
    2. Demonstrate the proper use of Thai herbal balls including sanitation and preparation.
    3. Demonstrate assessment and treatment plan

    INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS: Lecture, demonstrations and practical assessments will be used in this course.The students time during this course is allocated among a set of interrelated activities, including lecture and classroom discussions, group preparation of in class assignments. Students will be required to provide models when needed. 

    Course outline: 

    Day 1 4 hours preparation and use of Thai herbal ball massage Total Continuing education hours 4
    Cost $225
    Instructor: Peter Shin  LMT

     

    RSVP - class size is limited.

  • Learn Auricular (Ear) Points for supporting Health

    Learn Auricular (Ear) Points for supporting Health

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    December 15, 2023

    Learn Auricular Pressure Points for supporting Health

    4 hours CEU

    $200 Click to register: https://buy.stripe.com/14k17rfgrefX9KUeVG

    The anatomy of the ear is a microsystem worth learning if you would like to be able to help yourself and your clients improve physical, emotional and mental health through the knowledgable  application  and placement of non invasive ear seeds.

    There are more than 120 acupressure points in the ear.  In this 4 hour course, you will be introducted to the theory as well as hands-on practice. Learn how the ear is formed during embryology physiology. This prenatal development explains why the ears have a very close relationship with the nervous system, internal organs and skeletal system of the body.  Auricular (ear) acupuncture or acupressure on the ear can stimulate the meridians and benefit specific parts of the body.

    Ear seeds can be applied to address a variety of health concerns, including:  Stress, Anxiety, Pain and PTSD

    Ear seeds are seeds placed on your ear to serve as tiny acupressure devices. They’re a type of auriculotherapy, a traditional Chinese medicine technique that focuses on areas in your ear.  By affecting the nervous system, these points when activated can bring comfort and relaxation. People may use them to help with pain, insomnia, substance abuse, and mental issues ranging from anxiety to grief.

    These seeds traditionally come from an herb called vaccaria but can also be made of ceramic or metal. They're placed on the outside of your ear over certain acupuncture points. They’re usually held in place by waterproof tape and stay on your ears for up to a week.

    Ear seeds are safe for just about anyone, although it's always a good idea to tell your doctor about any alternative treatments you try. Some people use ear seeds along with acupuncture treatments. They may help the effects of acupuncture or massage last longer between sessions.

    After cleaning your ear with an alcohol swab, a practitioner places the seeds on the outside portion of your ear. It doesn’t hurt, but you may feel some tenderness or warmth.

    Once they're in place, you self  massage them two to three times a day. To do this, apply gentle pressure to the seeds and move them in small circles.

    While they can't cure chronic pain or other conditions, ear seeds may be a helpful addition to your medical treatment. There aren't many studies of auriculotherapy. But it might help with:

     

    What are the advantages of ear acupoints? Ear Acupoints for Trauma Recovery and Healing with ear seeds/beads is safe, non-invasive, easy, and inexpensive way to support health. Recipients like it and report that it is helpful in terms of symptoms and overall well-being. It can be quickly applied in any disaster response or community wellness initiative.

     
    4 hours CEU available $200 includes supplies. Hands-on Practice
    About the instructor:
    Katherine Fisher L.Ac is a trainer for Acupuncturists without Borders and has been part of international first responder teams  in the use of Auricular acupuncture and acupressure for PTSD at the site of Natural Disasters and  Community Trauma Response.
    Use this link to register: https://buy.stripe.com/14k17rfgrefX9KUeVG
  • Aroma Therapy Class (Raindrop)

    Aroma Therapy Class (Raindrop)

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    December 18, 2023

    Aroma Therapy Class (Raindrop)

    instructor Kathy Julia

    LMT 200 class 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm Monday

  • Sound Healing class Wednesday Dec 20, 2023

    Sound Healing class Wednesday Dec 20, 2023

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    December 20, 2023

    Intro to Sound Healing - Winter Solstice Session

    Start the holidays off right with this 4 hour hands-on  intro to sound healing class. We cover foundations of frequency, vibration and hands on experiences with Crystal and Tibetan Bowls. Learn about Resonance, guided Meditation and facilitated energy and bodywork with group or personal clients. Instructor: Katherine Fisher