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July:
SomaCentric Dialoguing 2 CRN 37854
Instructor: Julie McKay July 9 - 11, 2010; 18 CE credits $260 Catonsville Campus
Continue learning about how to effectively dialoguing with clients, building upon concepts
and techniques learned in the first SomaCentric Dialoguing workshop. Learn how to use
pauses and timing to enhance questions, statements and body awarenesses. You will learn
how to reframe and restate what your client has said for therapeutic purposes. Explore how
word choice can help your client facilitate their healing journey. With this and more you will
be able to help your client realize all that their body has to teach them.
Healthy Me - a Self Care Class for Massage Therapists
Instructor: Samuel Blechman Monday July 19, 2010 5-9 pm; 4 CE hours $75 (Early
Registration: $50)
Learn concepts of stretching and strengthening to keep or restore mobility and proper
functioning. Develop proper body mechanics for massage therapy and learn physical
exercises that you can do by yourself in order to keep the spine healthy.
August:
The Fluid Technique CRN 37855
Instructor: Samuel Blechman August 7-8, 2010; 16 CE hours, $300 (Early Reg. $240)
Learn techniques that facilitate fluids flow and exchange, neurological, physiological, and
physical principals to influence movement of fluid. Learn protocol applications to eliminate
or reduce edema and bruises, eliminate toxins, increase or decrease blood pressure,
increase joint mobility, decrease arthritic pain, maintain cartilage regeneration, prevent
development of arthritis and more. Review related anatomy and physiology.
Modifications of fluid technique are taught for athletes, elderly people, clients with
hypertension and others. Register Directly with the Instructor: http://www.
aplusceworkshops.com, for more information, contact: samseminarinfo@gmail.com
Healing Touch Level 1 CRN 37857
Instructor: Nancy Lester August 21 - 22, 2010; 16 CE hours, $333
A course of study toward a certificate of completion in Healing Touch which incorporates a
variety of basic to advanced healing modalities. Certification as a HT practitioner is
available on application following completion of 5 levels and additional requirements. Level
1 allows students with varying backgrounds to enter, acknowledge their previous learning
and to further develop concepts and skills in energy- based therapy. A strong commitment
to personal growth is required. Continuing Ed for Nurses and Massage Therapists and
open other interested participants.
Nurturing the Mother, Pregnancy Massage CRN 37856 Flyer
Instructor: Claire Marie Miller August 27-29 2010; 24 CE hours; $560
Nurturing the Mother is offered for massage therapists, childbirth educators, labor
assistants, midwives, labor & delivery nurses, and anyone who desires a deeper knowledge
of birth and massage – and the wonderful experience of bringing them together. The
course includes the following content areas:
• Fertility Massage introduction. Students will receive a demonstration of the protocol and
massage techniques to support their clients in this powerful life creating journey. This has
now expanded into a 2 day certification program.
• Pregnancy Massage. This extensive section includes full-body massage techniques,
proper positioning for the pregnant mother, specific strokes and points to relieve
discomforts, as well as contraindications and cautions for massage therapy. You will have
the opportunity to work one-on-one with a pregnant volunteer.
• Support for Labor and Delivery. You will learn massage techniques, working with a variety
of positions for the birth mother, plus tools for nurturing and offering emotional support in
labor.
• Postpartum Massage. Massage and the realignment of the birth mother’s body, support
for breastfeeding, and strokes to alleviate postpartum tension will be covered.
• Infant Massage. You will practice massage strokes on a doll in a sample sequence which
can be taught to parents who want to learn how to massage their child.
Through demonstration and practice, in the sharing of our stories, and in the willingness to
be present with the heart, mind and spirit of the birth process, we will open ourselves to the
transformation which occurs for all those involved in a birth.
September:
Better Body Mechanics = Better Massage: a self-care Program to
improve body mechanics and prevent work related injuries
Instructor: Cher Hunter Date Sept 11, 2010; 6 CE hours $59 CRN 37858
Optimal body mechanics not only makes you more comfortable in your work and prevent
injuries, it improves the quality of your massage. Superior body mechanics allow you to
deliver optimum pressure with less effort, creating better results for your client. Learn to
lengthen the tight muscles and strengthen the weak muscles in order to prevent injury and
be more at ease in your work. This class offers experiential as well as cognitive information
about the simple and easy steps you can take to make your work more enjoyable. You will
learn and practice exercises to perform prior to massage sessions and between clients to
make your body more fluid, flexible and comfortable through-out your work day. Class is
taught by a massage therapy educator and professional level yoga instructor and yoga
therapist.
Maryland State Requirements
Ethics and Law for the Massage Therapist CRN 37859
Instructor: Jean Wible Sept 11, 2010; 3 CE Hours, $60
This course will meet Maryland State Ethics Continuing Education Requirements and may
also be applied to NCBTMB Ethics requirements. Legal issues such as HIPPA,
confidentiality, record keeping, lawsuits, risk management and more will be discussed. In
addition, diverse topics will be covered in review of laws regarding the practice of massage
therapy, scope of practice, standards of practice, business ethics and more.
HIV/AIDS Infection Control for Massage Therapists CRN 37860
Instructor: Jean Wible Sept 11, 2010; 3 CE Hours, $60
This course will meet Maryland State HIV and Infection Control continuing education
requirements. Topics covered will include pathophysiology of HIV/AIDS, how it is
transmitted, current treatment and epidemiologic trends and what this means to the
massage therapists work. In addition, Hepatitis, TB, MRSA, and other common infections
and infection control standards will be presented and discussed.
Fibromyalgia Massage CRN 37861
Instructor: Cher Hunter Date: Sept 25 - 26; CE hours
Fibromyalgia and Massage prepares massage therapists to safely work on clients who
have fibromyalgia, providing a thorough understanding of this syndrome and treatment
options in order to provide the best possible care to clients. Learn to assess a client’s
symptoms, when to refer to other practitioners, and to select appropriate techniques to help
alleviate symptoms. Participants will learn the working definition of fibromyalgia syndrome,
and an understanding of theories on why people get fibromyalgia. Developing a thorough
understanding of fibromyalgia helps the therapist to develop confidence and compassion in
working with these clients.
Better Body Mechanics = Better Massage: a self-care Program to
improve body mechanics and prevent work related injuries
Instructor: Cher Hunter Date: Sept 11, 2010; 6 CE hours $59 CRN 37858
Optimal body mechanics not only makes you more comfortable in your work and prevent
injuries, it improves the quality of your massage. Superior body mechanics allow you to
deliver optimum pressure with less effort, creating better results for your client. Learn to
lengthen the tight muscles and strengthen the weak muscles in order to prevent injury and
be more at ease in your work. This class offers experiential as well as cognitive information
about the simple and easy steps you can take to make your work more enjoyable. You will
learn and practice exercises to perform prior to massage sessions and between clients to
make your body more fluid, flexible and comfortable through-out your work day. Class is
taught by a massage therapy educator and professional level yoga instructor and yoga
therapist.
October:
Maryland State Requirements
Ethics and Law for the Massage Therapist CRN 37862
Instructor: Jean Wible Oct 9, 2010; 3 CE Hours, $60
This course will meet Maryland State Ethics Continuing Education Requirements and may
also be applied to NCBTMB Ethics requirements. Legal issues such as HIPPA,
confidentiality, record keeping, lawsuits, risk management and more will be discussed. In
addition, diverse topics will be covered in review of laws regarding the practice of massage
therapy, scope of practice, standards of practice, business ethics and more.
HIV/AIDS Infection Control for Massage Therapists CRN 37863
Instructor: Jean Wible Oct 9, 2010; 3 CE Hours, $60
This course will meet Maryland State HIV and Infection Control continuing education
requirements. Topics covered will include pathophysiology of HIV/AIDS, how it is
transmitted, current treatment and epidemiologic trends and what this means to the
massage therapists work. In addition, Hepatitis, TB, MRSA, and other common infections
and infection control standards will be presented and discussed.
SomaCentric Dialoguing 2 CRN 37854
Instructor: Julie McKay July 9 - 11, 2010; 18 CE credits $260 Catonsville Campus
Continue learning about how to effectively dialoguing with clients, building upon concepts
and techniques learned in the first SomaCentric Dialoguing workshop. Learn how to use
pauses and timing to enhance questions, statements and body awarenesses. You will learn
how to reframe and restate what your client has said for therapeutic purposes. Explore how
word choice can help your client facilitate their healing journey. With this and more you will
be able to help your client realize all that their body has to teach them.
Healthy Me - a Self Care Class for Massage Therapists
Instructor: Samuel Blechman Monday July 19, 2010 5-9 pm; 4 CE hours $75 (Early
Registration: $50)
Learn concepts of stretching and strengthening to keep or restore mobility and proper
functioning. Develop proper body mechanics for massage therapy and learn physical
exercises that you can do by yourself in order to keep the spine healthy.
August:
The Fluid Technique CRN 37855
Instructor: Samuel Blechman August 7-8, 2010; 16 CE hours, $300 (Early Reg. $240)
Learn techniques that facilitate fluids flow and exchange, neurological, physiological, and
physical principals to influence movement of fluid. Learn protocol applications to eliminate
or reduce edema and bruises, eliminate toxins, increase or decrease blood pressure,
increase joint mobility, decrease arthritic pain, maintain cartilage regeneration, prevent
development of arthritis and more. Review related anatomy and physiology.
Modifications of fluid technique are taught for athletes, elderly people, clients with
hypertension and others. Register Directly with the Instructor: http://www.
aplusceworkshops.com, for more information, contact: samseminarinfo@gmail.com
Healing Touch Level 1 CRN 37857
Instructor: Nancy Lester August 21 - 22, 2010; 16 CE hours, $333
A course of study toward a certificate of completion in Healing Touch which incorporates a
variety of basic to advanced healing modalities. Certification as a HT practitioner is
available on application following completion of 5 levels and additional requirements. Level
1 allows students with varying backgrounds to enter, acknowledge their previous learning
and to further develop concepts and skills in energy- based therapy. A strong commitment
to personal growth is required. Continuing Ed for Nurses and Massage Therapists and
open other interested participants.
Nurturing the Mother, Pregnancy Massage CRN 37856 Flyer
Instructor: Claire Marie Miller August 27-29 2010; 24 CE hours; $560
Nurturing the Mother is offered for massage therapists, childbirth educators, labor
assistants, midwives, labor & delivery nurses, and anyone who desires a deeper knowledge
of birth and massage – and the wonderful experience of bringing them together. The
course includes the following content areas:
• Fertility Massage introduction. Students will receive a demonstration of the protocol and
massage techniques to support their clients in this powerful life creating journey. This has
now expanded into a 2 day certification program.
• Pregnancy Massage. This extensive section includes full-body massage techniques,
proper positioning for the pregnant mother, specific strokes and points to relieve
discomforts, as well as contraindications and cautions for massage therapy. You will have
the opportunity to work one-on-one with a pregnant volunteer.
• Support for Labor and Delivery. You will learn massage techniques, working with a variety
of positions for the birth mother, plus tools for nurturing and offering emotional support in
labor.
• Postpartum Massage. Massage and the realignment of the birth mother’s body, support
for breastfeeding, and strokes to alleviate postpartum tension will be covered.
• Infant Massage. You will practice massage strokes on a doll in a sample sequence which
can be taught to parents who want to learn how to massage their child.
Through demonstration and practice, in the sharing of our stories, and in the willingness to
be present with the heart, mind and spirit of the birth process, we will open ourselves to the
transformation which occurs for all those involved in a birth.
September:
Better Body Mechanics = Better Massage: a self-care Program to
improve body mechanics and prevent work related injuries
Instructor: Cher Hunter Date Sept 11, 2010; 6 CE hours $59 CRN 37858
Optimal body mechanics not only makes you more comfortable in your work and prevent
injuries, it improves the quality of your massage. Superior body mechanics allow you to
deliver optimum pressure with less effort, creating better results for your client. Learn to
lengthen the tight muscles and strengthen the weak muscles in order to prevent injury and
be more at ease in your work. This class offers experiential as well as cognitive information
about the simple and easy steps you can take to make your work more enjoyable. You will
learn and practice exercises to perform prior to massage sessions and between clients to
make your body more fluid, flexible and comfortable through-out your work day. Class is
taught by a massage therapy educator and professional level yoga instructor and yoga
therapist.
Maryland State Requirements
Ethics and Law for the Massage Therapist CRN 37859
Instructor: Jean Wible Sept 11, 2010; 3 CE Hours, $60
This course will meet Maryland State Ethics Continuing Education Requirements and may
also be applied to NCBTMB Ethics requirements. Legal issues such as HIPPA,
confidentiality, record keeping, lawsuits, risk management and more will be discussed. In
addition, diverse topics will be covered in review of laws regarding the practice of massage
therapy, scope of practice, standards of practice, business ethics and more.
HIV/AIDS Infection Control for Massage Therapists CRN 37860
Instructor: Jean Wible Sept 11, 2010; 3 CE Hours, $60
This course will meet Maryland State HIV and Infection Control continuing education
requirements. Topics covered will include pathophysiology of HIV/AIDS, how it is
transmitted, current treatment and epidemiologic trends and what this means to the
massage therapists work. In addition, Hepatitis, TB, MRSA, and other common infections
and infection control standards will be presented and discussed.
Fibromyalgia Massage CRN 37861
Instructor: Cher Hunter Date: Sept 25 - 26; CE hours
Fibromyalgia and Massage prepares massage therapists to safely work on clients who
have fibromyalgia, providing a thorough understanding of this syndrome and treatment
options in order to provide the best possible care to clients. Learn to assess a client’s
symptoms, when to refer to other practitioners, and to select appropriate techniques to help
alleviate symptoms. Participants will learn the working definition of fibromyalgia syndrome,
and an understanding of theories on why people get fibromyalgia. Developing a thorough
understanding of fibromyalgia helps the therapist to develop confidence and compassion in
working with these clients.
Better Body Mechanics = Better Massage: a self-care Program to
improve body mechanics and prevent work related injuries
Instructor: Cher Hunter Date: Sept 11, 2010; 6 CE hours $59 CRN 37858
Optimal body mechanics not only makes you more comfortable in your work and prevent
injuries, it improves the quality of your massage. Superior body mechanics allow you to
deliver optimum pressure with less effort, creating better results for your client. Learn to
lengthen the tight muscles and strengthen the weak muscles in order to prevent injury and
be more at ease in your work. This class offers experiential as well as cognitive information
about the simple and easy steps you can take to make your work more enjoyable. You will
learn and practice exercises to perform prior to massage sessions and between clients to
make your body more fluid, flexible and comfortable through-out your work day. Class is
taught by a massage therapy educator and professional level yoga instructor and yoga
therapist.
October:
Maryland State Requirements
Ethics and Law for the Massage Therapist CRN 37862
Instructor: Jean Wible Oct 9, 2010; 3 CE Hours, $60
This course will meet Maryland State Ethics Continuing Education Requirements and may
also be applied to NCBTMB Ethics requirements. Legal issues such as HIPPA,
confidentiality, record keeping, lawsuits, risk management and more will be discussed. In
addition, diverse topics will be covered in review of laws regarding the practice of massage
therapy, scope of practice, standards of practice, business ethics and more.
HIV/AIDS Infection Control for Massage Therapists CRN 37863
Instructor: Jean Wible Oct 9, 2010; 3 CE Hours, $60
This course will meet Maryland State HIV and Infection Control continuing education
requirements. Topics covered will include pathophysiology of HIV/AIDS, how it is
transmitted, current treatment and epidemiologic trends and what this means to the
massage therapists work. In addition, Hepatitis, TB, MRSA, and other common infections
and infection control standards will be presented and discussed.
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Registering for CE Classes:
Registration is now available
for Selected 2010 Classes.
CRN is needed to register; if
a course has the CRN listed,
it is open for registration.
By phone: 443-840-4700
This is often the quickest, easiest way
to register. If you have any difficulties
registering please contact Jean Wible
443-840-1069.
On-line:
www.ccbcmd.edu/ceed/reg.html
(directions on bottom of page)
Registration is now available
for Selected 2010 Classes.
CRN is needed to register; if
a course has the CRN listed,
it is open for registration.
By phone: 443-840-4700
This is often the quickest, easiest way
to register. If you have any difficulties
registering please contact Jean Wible
443-840-1069.
On-line:
www.ccbcmd.edu/ceed/reg.html
(directions on bottom of page)
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Continuing Education for Licensed Massage Therapists
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CCBC Essex Massage Therapy Continuing Education
Develop Skill and Maintain Licensure
Develop Skill and Maintain Licensure
CCBC Essex is a NCBTMB approved
Continuing Education Provider.
Continuing Education Courses are
available to help you build skill, learn
new techniques and meet your
Maryland licensure renewal
requirements.
The Massage Therapy School at The
Community College of Baltimore
County offers NCBTMB approved
continuing educations courses for
Registered Massage Practitioners in
Maryland.
Continuing Education Provider.
Continuing Education Courses are
available to help you build skill, learn
new techniques and meet your
Maryland licensure renewal
requirements.
The Massage Therapy School at The
Community College of Baltimore
County offers NCBTMB approved
continuing educations courses for
Registered Massage Practitioners in
Maryland.
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