Events in August 2023
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LMT 100 Evening Class Sun/Tues/Thurs 4/16-8/7 LMT 100 Evening Class Sun/Tues/Thurs 4/16-8/7
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August 1, 2023LMT Start Date: March April 16 - August 7 2023
Schedule is Sunday, Tuesday Thursday 5:30-9:30
Level 1: 200 hours.
Required for LMT Diploma, but also open to individuals interested in massage therapy for self-healing and to share with friends and family. In this 200 hour hands-on course You will be inspired and well educated to practice massage therapy safely as a gift to your family and community at no charge. Our belief is that massage is for everyone, and so anyone can complete Level 1, regardless of whether they want to go further to become a licensed therapist or not. Program duration: 200 hours $4,900+ lab fees and tax
https://qsmhh.school/licensed-massage-therapist-lmt/
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Essential Oils for Healing and Bodywork 20 hours Essential Oils for Healing and Bodywork 20 hours
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August 2, 2023Essential oils are an important part of body work and massage therapy. A 20 hour class on essential oils can provide a comprehensive introduction to the many uses and benefits of these natural products. In this course, students will learn how to safely use essential oils in their practice, as well as gain knowledge about the different types of oil available and how they can be used for specific treatments.
The first part of the class will cover basic safety information such as proper storage techniques, dilution rates, contraindications with medications or other health conditions that may affect usage, potential allergic reactions or sensitivities that might occur when using certain blends or concentrations. Students will also receive instruction on identifying quality essential oil sources so they can make informed decisions when purchasing supplies for their practice.
In addition to learning about safety considerations related to using essential oils in bodywork sessions and massage therapy practices ,students in this course will also have hands-on experience creating customized aromatherapy blends based on individual client needs . This portion is designed not only teach students practical skills but also help them understand what kinds of effects each type blend has on physical , mental & emotional states . By understanding which combinations produce desired results , practitioners are better equipped offer tailored services that meet clients’ unique needs while promoting overall wellbeing & relaxation .
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LMT 100 Evening Class Sun/Tues/Thurs 4/16-8/17 LMT 100 Evening Class Sun/Tues/Thurs 4/16-8/17
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August 3, 2023LMT Start Date: April 16 - August 17 2023
Schedule is Sunday, Tuesday Thursday 5:30-9:30
Level 1: 200 hours.
Required for LMT Diploma, but also open to individuals interested in massage therapy for self-healing and to share with friends and family. In this 200 hour hands-on course You will be inspired and well educated to practice massage therapy safely as a gift to your family and community at no charge. Our belief is that massage is for everyone, and so anyone can complete Level 1, regardless of whether they want to go further to become a licensed therapist or not. Program duration: 200 hours $4,900+ lab fees and tax
https://qsmhh.school/licensed-massage-therapist-lmt/
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LMT 100 4/16-8/17 Sun Evening Class LMT 100 4/16-8/17 Sun Evening Class
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August 6, 2023LMT Start Date: April 16 - August 17 2023
Schedule is Sunday, Tuesday Thursday 5:30-9:30
Level 1: 200 hours.
Required for LMT Diploma, but also open to individuals interested in massage therapy for self-healing and to share with friends and family. In this 200 hour hands-on course You will be inspired and well educated to practice massage therapy safely as a gift to your family and community at no charge. Our belief is that massage is for everyone, and so anyone can complete Level 1, regardless of whether they want to go further to become a licensed therapist or not. Program duration: 200 hours $4,900+ lab fees and tax
https://qsmhh.school/licensed-massage-therapist-lmt/
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Acupressure for massage therapy with Deborah Berry L.Ac Acupressure for massage therapy with Deborah Berry L.Ac
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August 7, 2023Used for thousands of years in China, acupressure applies the same principles as acupuncture to promote relaxation and wellness and to treat disease. Sometimes called pressure acupuncture, Acupressure is often thought of as simply acupuncture without the needles. But what exactly is acupressure and how does it work? What Is the Theory Behind Acupressure?
Acupressure is just one of a number of Asian bodywork therapies (ABT) with roots in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Examples of other Asian bodywork therapies are medical qigong and Tuina. Shiatsu is a Japanese form of acupressure.
Traditional Chinese medical theory describes special acupoints, or acupressure points, that lie along meridians, or channels, in your body. These are the same energy meridians and acupoints as those targeted with acupuncture. It is believed that through these invisible channels flows vital energy -- or a life force called qi (ch'i). It is also believed that these 12 major meridians connect specific organs or networks of organs, organizing a system of communication throughout your body. The meridians begin at your fingertips, connect to your brain, and then connect to an organ associated with a certain meridian.
According to this theory, when one of these meridians is blocked or out of balance, illness can occur. Acupressure and acupuncture are among the types of TCM that are thought to help restore balance.
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Essential Oils for Healing and Bodywork 20 hours Essential Oils for Healing and Bodywork 20 hours
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August 9, 2023Essential oils are an important part of body work and massage therapy. A 20 hour class on essential oils can provide a comprehensive introduction to the many uses and benefits of these natural products. In this course, students will learn how to safely use essential oils in their practice, as well as gain knowledge about the different types of oil available and how they can be used for specific treatments.
The first part of the class will cover basic safety information such as proper storage techniques, dilution rates, contraindications with medications or other health conditions that may affect usage, potential allergic reactions or sensitivities that might occur when using certain blends or concentrations. Students will also receive instruction on identifying quality essential oil sources so they can make informed decisions when purchasing supplies for their practice.
In addition to learning about safety considerations related to using essential oils in bodywork sessions and massage therapy practices ,students in this course will also have hands-on experience creating customized aromatherapy blends based on individual client needs . This portion is designed not only teach students practical skills but also help them understand what kinds of effects each type blend has on physical , mental & emotional states . By understanding which combinations produce desired results , practitioners are better equipped offer tailored services that meet clients’ unique needs while promoting overall wellbeing & relaxation .
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LMT 100 4/16-8/17 Sun Evening Class LMT 100 4/16-8/17 Sun Evening Class
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August 13, 2023LMT Start Date: April 16 - August 17 2023
Schedule is Sunday, Tuesday Thursday 5:30-9:30
Level 1: 200 hours.
Required for LMT Diploma, but also open to individuals interested in massage therapy for self-healing and to share with friends and family. In this 200 hour hands-on course You will be inspired and well educated to practice massage therapy safely as a gift to your family and community at no charge. Our belief is that massage is for everyone, and so anyone can complete Level 1, regardless of whether they want to go further to become a licensed therapist or not. Program duration: 200 hours $4,900+ lab fees and tax
https://qsmhh.school/licensed-massage-therapist-lmt/
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Acupressure for massage therapy with Deborah Berry L.Ac Acupressure for massage therapy with Deborah Berry L.Ac
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August 14, 2023Used for thousands of years in China, acupressure applies the same principles as acupuncture to promote relaxation and wellness and to treat disease. Sometimes called pressure acupuncture, Acupressure is often thought of as simply acupuncture without the needles. But what exactly is acupressure and how does it work? What Is the Theory Behind Acupressure?
Acupressure is just one of a number of Asian bodywork therapies (ABT) with roots in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Examples of other Asian bodywork therapies are medical qigong and Tuina. Shiatsu is a Japanese form of acupressure.
Traditional Chinese medical theory describes special acupoints, or acupressure points, that lie along meridians, or channels, in your body. These are the same energy meridians and acupoints as those targeted with acupuncture. It is believed that through these invisible channels flows vital energy -- or a life force called qi (ch'i). It is also believed that these 12 major meridians connect specific organs or networks of organs, organizing a system of communication throughout your body. The meridians begin at your fingertips, connect to your brain, and then connect to an organ associated with a certain meridian.
According to this theory, when one of these meridians is blocked or out of balance, illness can occur. Acupressure and acupuncture are among the types of TCM that are thought to help restore balance.
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Professional Development (20 hours) Professional Development (20 hours)
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August 15, 2023Professional Development (20 hours)
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Healing Touch 1 Weekend Format Healing Touch 1 Weekend Format
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August 19, 2023 – August 20, 2023Healing Touch 1 Weekend Format with Lori Protzman
Aug 19-20
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Healing Touch 1 Weekend Format Healing Touch 1 Weekend Format
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August 19, 2023 – August 20, 2023Healing Touch 1 Weekend Format with Lori Protzman
Aug 19-20
Shiatsu with Xavier (L.Ac) Shiatsu with Xavier (L.Ac)
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August 20, 2023Shiatsu
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Acupressure for massage therapy with Deborah Berry L.Ac Acupressure for massage therapy with Deborah Berry L.Ac
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August 21, 2023Used for thousands of years in China, acupressure applies the same principles as acupuncture to promote relaxation and wellness and to treat disease. Sometimes called pressure acupuncture, Acupressure is often thought of as simply acupuncture without the needles. But what exactly is acupressure and how does it work? What Is the Theory Behind Acupressure?
Acupressure is just one of a number of Asian bodywork therapies (ABT) with roots in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Examples of other Asian bodywork therapies are medical qigong and Tuina. Shiatsu is a Japanese form of acupressure.
Traditional Chinese medical theory describes special acupoints, or acupressure points, that lie along meridians, or channels, in your body. These are the same energy meridians and acupoints as those targeted with acupuncture. It is believed that through these invisible channels flows vital energy -- or a life force called qi (ch'i). It is also believed that these 12 major meridians connect specific organs or networks of organs, organizing a system of communication throughout your body. The meridians begin at your fingertips, connect to your brain, and then connect to an organ associated with a certain meridian.
According to this theory, when one of these meridians is blocked or out of balance, illness can occur. Acupressure and acupuncture are among the types of TCM that are thought to help restore balance.
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Professional Development (20 hours) Professional Development (20 hours)
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August 22, 2023Professional Development (20 hours)
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Shiatsu with Xavier (L.Ac) Shiatsu with Xavier (L.Ac)
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August 27, 2023Shiatsu
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Manual Therapy with Peter Shin (48 hours) Manual Therapy with Peter Shin (48 hours)
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August 28, 2023Lecture, demonstration and hands-on practice of manual therapy methods. Client Assessment.
Peter Shin Spa Consultant Syllabus
Manual Therapist
Clock hours (45.5 Lecture lab)
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is an introduction to the Manual therapy industry and the basic services that Manual therapist perform. Coursework covers client assessment, treatment, stretching and strengthening. The use of SOAP notes and client clinical notes will be discussed as well. As part of their training students are expected to perform sanitary practices and infection control as required by state law.
PREREQUISTE: None
COURSE OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of the course, the successful student should be able to:
- Have a basic understanding of Manual therapy including definition and evolution.
- Be able to properly asses client issues.
- Treat client with proper Manual therapy techniques.
- Create specific treatment plans catered to the client.
INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS:: Lecture, demonstration and written assignments. Student time during the course is allocated among a set of interrelated activities, including lecture and classroom discussions, group preparation of in- class assignments and independent reading. Students will be required to provide models when needed.
COURSE OUTLINE:
DATES: Times 5:30-9:00
Aug 28, 30 Lecture lab introduction and client assessment
Sept 4, 6 Lecture lab Face and neck
Sept 11, 13 Lecture lab. Shoulders and upper back
Sept 18, 20 Lecture lab. Low back and hip
Sept 25, 27 Lecture lab. Knees and elbow
Oct 2,4 Lecture lab. Hands and feet
Oct 9 Lecture lab. Review
Total Hours 45.5
COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Student progress is determined by the assessment of weekly assignments, exams and lab work. The students will be given two progress reports during this course listing grade and hours accrued 1st midway and the 2nd upon completion of the course. As part of their training students are expected to perform sanitation practices as required by state law.
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Professional Development (20 hours) Professional Development (20 hours)
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August 29, 2023Professional Development (20 hours)
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Manual Therapy with Peter Shin (48 hours) Manual Therapy with Peter Shin (48 hours)
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August 30, 20235:30 pm: Manual Therapy with Peter Shin (48 hours)
5:30 pm – 9:30 pm
September 25, 2023Lecture, demonstration and hands-on practice of manual therapy methods. Client Assessment.
Peter Shin Spa Consultant Syllabus
Manual Therapist
Clock hours (45.5 Lecture lab)
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is an introduction to the Manual therapy industry and the basic services that Manual therapist perform. Coursework covers client assessment, treatment, stretching and strengthening. The use of SOAP notes and client clinical notes will be discussed as well. As part of their training students are expected to perform sanitary practices and infection control as required by state law.
PREREQUISTE: None
COURSE OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of the course, the successful student should be able to:
- Have a basic understanding of Manual therapy including definition and evolution.
- Be able to properly asses client issues.
- Treat client with proper Manual therapy techniques.
- Create specific treatment plans catered to the client.
INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS:: Lecture, demonstration and written assignments. Student time during the course is allocated among a set of interrelated activities, including lecture and classroom discussions, group preparation of in- class assignments and independent reading. Students will be required to provide models when needed.
COURSE OUTLINE:
DATES: Times 5:30-9:00
Aug 28, 30 Lecture lab introduction and client assessment
Sept 4, 6 Lecture lab Face and neck
Sept 11, 13 Lecture lab. Shoulders and upper back
Sept 18, 20 Lecture lab. Low back and hip
Sept 25, 27 Lecture lab. Knees and elbow
Oct 2,4 Lecture lab. Hands and feet
Oct 9 Lecture lab. Review
Total Hours 45.5
COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Student progress is determined by the assessment of weekly assignments, exams and lab work. The students will be given two progress reports during this course listing grade and hours accrued 1st midway and the 2nd upon completion of the course. As part of their training students are expected to perform sanitation practices as required by state law.