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The Polarity Connection
Great Lakes Institute of Technology 5100 Peach Street, Erie, PA, United StatesThis is an experiential introduction to the role of Polarity Therapy in clinical massage practice. Massage therapists will learn how to develop a more wholistic perspective, increase therapeutic effectiveness with less effort, and offer a uniquely powerful, hands-on session to clients. We will also discuss the history of energy medicine as it pertains to modern bodywork. Non-professionals can learn skills…
Training Your Touch: Advanced Palpation Skills
Georgia Massage School 415 Horizon Drive, Bldg. 200, Ste. 275, Suwanee, GA, United StatesReal success in massage therapy, or any method of hands-on healing, depends largely on your mastery of mindfulness and palpation. When Andrew Taylor Still founded the first Osteopathic medical school, his first-year students devoted one hour each day to developing palpation skills. These were true practitioners of manual medicine. There just isn’t enough time for that in a typical massage…
The Craniosacral Connection
Pittsburgh School of Massage Therapy 3600 Laketon Road, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesThe Craniosacral Connection is a mix of lecture, demonstration and hands-on practice designed to teach you the benefits of craniosacral therapy along with the power of mindful palpation. We focus on integration of craniosacral techniques into massage therapy practice. In this class, you will develop and/or refine your light-touch palpation skills by learning how to palpate and evaluate the craniosacral…
Training Your Touch: Advanced Palpation Skills
Cumberland Institute 500 Wilson Pike Cr. Ste. 121, Brentwood, TennesseeReal success in massage therapy, or any method of hands-on healing, depends largely on your mastery of mindfulness and palpation. When Andrew Taylor Still founded the first Osteopathic medical school, his first-year students devoted one hour each day to developing palpation skills. These were true practitioners of manual medicine. There just isn’t enough time for that in a typical massage…
