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The Body Therapy Center and School of Massage, Ltd

Four Executive Woods Court

Swansea, Illinois 62226

Website: www.thebtcsm.com

Phone: 618.239.6400 Fax: 618.239.6444 email:

[email protected]

Continuing Education 2013

 NMT seminars consist of two weekends; Fridays 6-10pm and Sat/Sun 9-6pm.

Students must have Coordinators approval and register through SWIC at the beginning of each semester through Tammy to attend NMT. Cost for all NMT classes is approx $200. Holly Pinto is an Instructor of NMT for the American version.

Jan 25-27 and *Introduction to NeuroMuscular Therapy (NMT) - 32CE hrs

Feb 8 & 9 Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (cost is approx. $200 in district SWIC) Students will discover the history, the “roots and branches” of NeuroMuscular Therapy and the work of Judith DeLany. In this introduction class students will learn NMT’s foundational platform, applications of NeuroMuscular techniques, the methodology for assessing, treating, and preventing soft tissue injuries and chronic pain. Students will gain precise palpation skills, proper use of tools and elbows in preparation for the application of this work.

Students must register through Southwestern Illinois College.

Feb 22-24 Mother and Baby – 20CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT - Fri 6-10pm, Sat & Sun 9-6pm $450.00 In this hands-on comprehensive workshop, therapists will enhance their skills beyond general approaches for pregnancy massage. They will learn advanced techniques that specifically enhance pregnant and postpartum women’s comfort, health and enjoyment. Practice and receive feedback in deep tissue, passive movement, Neuromuscular, Myofascial release and other Somatic methods modified for emotional and physiological challenges of the childbearing year.

March 8 Professional Ethics of Touch; Healthy Boundaries, Conflict Resolution

Friday 6 CE hrs Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (9-3pm) $125

Students will explore the various situations that may arise in the therapeutic relationship between client and practitioner. Through case study, role playing, and self-examination students will develop skills to manage situations regarding boundary issues, personality conflicts, transference, counter-transference, diversity, and appropriate relationships as they relate to the massage profession.

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March 9 Advanced Stretching – Ankles/Feet and Arms/Hands -8 CE hrs

Saturday Instructor: Tammy Bivin, LMT, NCTMB 9-6pm - $200 manual included

In this seminar we will discuss the principles and benefits of stretching as well as the dangers of improper stretching. Students will learn from a hands-on approach the effects that stretching has on muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints as well as knowledge for treating clients and self-care for the therapist.

March 23 Massaging Patients with Cancer – 8CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB 9-6pm - $200.00

This class will teach massage students how to appropriately work with clients living with or surviving cancer. Comfort-oriented massage touch can be administered to people with cancer regardless of the severity of their condition. This seminar will train massage therapists in the basics of oncology massage. Therapists who focus on hospice and hospital work will also find this seminar to be valuable for their special needs patients.

March 30 Reiki I - 8 CE hrs

Instructor: Carmen Medellin Douglas, LMT, NCTMB, MSW, Traditional Usui Reiki Master (9-5pm) $175

In this seminar we will discuss what Reiki is, the history of Reiki, the 3 Reiki degrees, the attunement process, the 21 day cleansing process, Dr. Usui's threefold approach to Reiki, the first degree Reiki symbol and how to use it, Reiki hand positions, healer's ethics, the five principles of Reiki, the effects and benefits of Reiki, how to give a Reiki treatment, and the other uses for Reiki along with their lineage. The students will be given the first 4 attunements. They will also be given time to practice giving Reiki to themselves and others as well as receiving Reiki and asked to document any experiences. Any questions will be addressed, as well.

April 12-14 and *NeuroMuscular Therapy: Torso and Pelvis - 32 CE hrs

April 26 & 27 Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (cost is approx $200)

This course is one of the NMT series courses leading to certification in

Neuromuscular Therapy. Students will review the anatomy and dysfunctions of the thoracic, pelvic and lumbar area while learning the NMT principles and protocols of treatment of the torso and pelvis.

Students must register through Southwestern Illinois College by March 1.

April 21 Professional Ethics of Touch; Healthy Boundaries, Conflict Resolution 6 CE hrs Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (9-3pm) $125

Students will explore the various situations that may arise in the therapeutic relationship between client and practitioner. Through case study, role playing, and self-examination students will develop skills to manage situations regarding boundary issues, personality conflicts, transference, counter-transference, diversity, and appropriate relationships as they relate to the massage profession.

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May 11 Advanced Stretching – The Neck and Shoulders -8 CE hrs

Instructor: Tammy Bivin, LMT, NCTMB 9-6pm – Equipment and Manual included $275

In this seminar we will discuss the principles and benefits of stretching as well as the dangers of improper stretching. Students will learn from a hands-on approach the effects that stretching has on muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints as well as knowledge for treating clients and self-care for the therapist. May 18 Reiki II - 8 CE hrs

Instructor: Carmen Medellin Douglas, LMT, NCTMB, MSW, Traditional Usui Reiki Master (9-5pm) $250

In this seminar we will review what Reiki is, how it works, the history of Reiki, the Reiki degrees, what is an attunement, what happens during an attunement, how Reiki differs from other techniques, healer's ethics, second degree Reiki symbols and uses, hand positions, the healing session, developing a Reiki practice, documentation. The students will be given 2 attunements and will be given time to practice giving and receiving Reiki. They will also practice documenting sessions. Any questions will be answered as well.

May 19 Understanding HIV/AIDS – 4 CE hrs

Instructor: Holly I. Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (9am-1pm) $125

This short course is for all massage therapists who wish to be educated in the methods of transmission and recommended treatments for clients living with HIV/AIDS. Therapist will learn how a massage can strengthen a client’s immune system and how to help manage the symptoms of the disease. Many states require continuing education in HIV/AIDS, so it is an important topic in today’s society. Therapists will discuss the prevalence, transmission and symptoms of HIV/AIDS. As a result, therapists will learn how to be an integrated part of the client’s medical term.

June 1 Reiki I - 8 CE hrs

Instructor: Carmen Medellin Douglas, LMT, NCTMB, MSW, Traditional Usui Reiki Master (9-5pm) $175

In this seminar we will discuss what Reiki is, the history of Reiki, the 3 Reiki degrees, the attunement process, the 21 day cleansing process, Dr. Usui's threefold approach to Reiki, the first degree Reiki symbol and how to use it, Reiki hand positions, healer's ethics, the five principles of Reiki, the effects and benefits of Reiki, how to give a Reiki treatment, other uses for Reiki, their lineage. The students will be given the first 4 attunements. They will also be given time to practice giving Reiki to themselves and others as well as receiving Reiki and asked to document any experiences. Any questions will be addressed as well.

June 2 Professional Ethics of Touch; Healthy Boundaries, Conflict Resolution 6 CE hrs Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (9-3pm) $125

Students will explore the various situations that may arise in the therapeutic relationship between client and practitioner. Through case study, role playing, and self-examination students will develop skills to manage situations regarding boundary issues, personality conflicts, transference, counter-transference,

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June 2 Self-care for the Bodyworker – Meditation – 8CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB Sunday 9-6pm

$200

June 8 & 9 Introduction to Biodynamic Craniosacral – 16CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB Saturday and Sunday 9-6pm

$425

June 28-30 Myofascial Release Technique I: Fundamentals of Deep Tissue – 20CE hrs

First of 5 classes for Myofascial Certification - $525 Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB

Friday 6-10pm, Sat & Sun 9-6pm

July 12-14 and *NeuroMuscular Therapy: Cervical Spine and Cranium – 32 CE hrs July 26&27 Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB

(Cost is approx. $200 in district SWIC)

This course is one of the NMT series courses leading to certification in

Neuromuscular Therapy. Students will review the anatomy and dysfunctions of the cervical spine and cranium area while learning the NMT principles and protocols of treatment of the cervical spine and cranium.

July 19-21 Mother and Baby – 20CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB - Fri 6-10pm, Sat & Sun 9-6pm $450.00

In this hands-on comprehensive workshop, therapists will enhance their skills beyond general approaches for pregnancy massage. They will learn advanced techniques that specifically enhance pregnant and postpartum women’s comfort, health and enjoyment. Practice and receive feedback in deep tissue, passive movement, Neuromuscular, Myofascial release and other Somatic methods modified for emotional and physiological challenges of the childbearing year.

August 10 Reiki II - 8 CE hrs

Instructor: Carmen Medellin Douglas, LMT, NCTMB, MSW, Traditional Usui Reiki Master (9-5pm) $250

In this seminar we will review what Reiki is, how it works, the history of Reiki, the Reiki degrees, what is an attunement, what happens during an attunement, how Reiki differs from other techniques, healer's ethics, second degree Reiki symbols and uses, hand positions, the healing session, developing a Reiki practice, documentation. The students will be given 2 attunements and will be given time to practice giving and receiving Reiki. They will also practice documenting sessions. Any questions will be answered as well.

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August 11 Advanced Stretching – The Neck and Shoulders -8 CE hrs

Instructor: Tammy Bivin, LMT, NCTMB 9-6pm – Equipment and Manual included $275

In this seminar we will discuss the principles and benefits of stretching as well as the dangers of improper stretching. Students will learn from a hands-on approach the effects that stretching has on muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints as well as knowledge for treating clients and self-care for the therapist.

August 16-18 Myofascial Release Technique II 20CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB Friday 6-10pm, Sat & Sun 9-6pm

$525

Sept 20-22 Myofascial Release Technique III 20CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB Friday 6-10pm, Sat & Sun 9-6pm $525

Sept 27-29 and *Introduction to NeuroMuscular Therapy (NMT) - 32CE hrs

Oct 11 & 12 Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB (Cost is approx. $200 in district SWIC)

Students will discover the history, the “roots and branches” of NeuroMuscular Therapy and the work of Judith DeLany. In this introduction class students will learn NMT’s foundational platform, applications of neuromuscular techniques, the methodology for assessing, treating, and preventing soft tissue injuries and chronic pain. Students will gain precise palpation skills, proper use of tools and elbows in preparation for the application of this work.

Oct 6 Professional Ethics of Touch; Healthy Boundaries, Conflict Resolution 6 CE hrs Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (9-3pm) $125

Students will explore the various situations that may arise in the therapeutic relationship between client and practitioner. Through case study, role playing, and self-examination students will develop skills to manage situations regarding boundary issues, personality conflicts, transference, counter-transference, diversity, and appropriate relationships as they relate to the massage profession.

Oct 13 Understanding HIV/AIDS – 4 CE hrs

Instructor: Holly I. Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (9am-1pm) $125

This short course is for all massage therapists who wish to be educated in the methods of transmission and recommended treatments for clients living with HIV/AIDS. Therapist will learn how a massage can strengthen a client’s immune system and how to help manage the symptoms of the disease. Many states require continuing education in HIV/AIDS, so it is an important topic in

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Oct 19 Massaging Patients with Cancer – 8CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB 9-6pm - $200.00

This class will teach massage students how to appropriately work with clients living with or surviving cancer. Comfort-oriented massage touch can be administered to people with cancer regardless of the severity of their condition. This seminar will train massage therapists in the basics of oncology massage. Therapists who focus on hospice and hospital work will also find this seminar to be valuable for their special needs patients.

Oct 25-27 and *NeuroMuscular Therapy: Upper Extremity - 32 CE hrs Nov 15 & 16 Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB

(Cost is approx. $200 in district SWIC)

This course is one of the NMT series courses leading to certification in

Neuromuscular Therapy. Students will review the anatomy and dysfunctions of the shoulder, arm and hand while learning the NMT principles and protocols of treatment of the upper extremity.

Register through SWIC

Nov 17 Advanced Stretching – Ankles/Feet and Arms/Hands -8 CE hrs

Instructor: Tammy Bivin, LMT, NCTMB 9-6pm - $200 manual included

In this seminar we will discuss the principles and benefits of stretching as well as the dangers of improper stretching. Students will learn from a hands-on approach the effects that stretching has on muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints as well as knowledge for treating clients and self-care for the therapist.

Nov 22-24 Myofascial Release Technique IV 20CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB Friday 6-10pm, Sat & Sun 9-6pm $525

Nov 29-Dec 1 and *NeuroMuscular Therapy: Lower Extremity - 32 CE hrs

Dec 13 & 14 Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB $275

This course is one of the NMT series courses leading to certification in

Neuromuscular Therapy. Students will review the anatomy and dysfunctions of the hip, thigh, knee, lower leg and foot while learning the NMT principles and protocols of treatment of the lower extremities.

Register through SWIC

Dec 15 Professional Ethics of Touch; Healthy Boundaries, Conflict Resolution 6 CE hrs Instructor: Holly Pinto, LMT, NCTMB (9-3pm) $125

Students will explore the various situations that may arise in the therapeutic relationship between client and practitioner. Through case study, role playing, and self-examination students will develop skills to manage situations regarding boundary issues, personality conflicts, transference, counter-transference, diversity, and appropriate relationships as they relate to the massage profession.

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Dec 20-22 Myofascial Release Technique V 20CE hrs

Instructor: Holly Pinto, BS, LMT, NCTMB Friday 6-10pm, Sat & Sun 9-6pm

$525

 NMT seminars consist of two weekends; Fridays 6-10pm and Sat/Sun 9-6pm.

Students must have Coordinators approval and register through SWIC at the beginning of each semester through Tammy to attend NMT. Cost for all NMT classes is approx $200. Holly Pinto is an Instructor of NMT for the American version.

Please call Tammy for additional registrations or more information for

continuing education courses held at The Body Therapy Center and

School of Massage, Ltd. [email protected] or 618-239-6400.

Also, visit us at www.thebtcsm.com or find us on facebook.

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