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“The week
after the imassage workshop I had a full schedule of clients waiting
for me with many being new to the practice. Had I not taken the
workshop, learned new techniques and developed the confidence to use
deeper tissue work effectively, I would've never turned so many into
repeat clients. You've helped to make my practice more effortless and
my clients would thank you as well I'm sure.” |
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~ S. Belyea, LMT, Reiki Master, Tampa, FL
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Class Descriptions
imassage, Inc. is approved by the National Certification Board for
Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB Provider # 450394-07).
Email: info@imassageinc.com to request classes for your area.
To view sample podcasts visit our youtube® page.
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The Deep Tissue Toolbox for Orthopedic Conditions |
Come
learn NEW techniques Eric compiled to address some of the most common
injuries you see in your practice: lower back pain, tennis/golf elbow,
medial/lateral shin splints, Achilles tendinitis, patellar tendinitis
and rotator cuff issues.
If you have attended one of Eric's previous workshops, these techniques are all NEW for 2018! No repeats! |
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| 12 NEW Deep Tissue Techniques |
You asked us for it and here it is -- it's "All massage- All day" during this one-day, hands on workshop! This
course is a must if you loved the 21 Deep Tissue Techniques workshop or
if you are looking for a great introduction to the imassage Deep Tissue
approach. Learn techniques with our career longevity
signature.
* None of these techniques are included in the 21 Deep Tissue Techniques workshop- they are all NEW!
- techniques to address the tibialis posterior, arm flexors, quadriceps, rhomboids and many more
- fresh approaches for treating many common conditions including headaches, tennis elbow, medial shin splints and lower back pain
- save your hands with our “No Thumbs” Deep Tissue approach
- learn Core Body Mechanics for career longevity
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| 21 Deep Tissue Techniques to Enliven Your Practice |
A
package of dynamic techniques your clients will love! This hands-on
workshop teaches therapists a variety of myofascial release, trigger
point, and active engagement techniques for all regions of the body.
These can be immediately integrated into a massage practice. This is
our most popular workshop with a heavy focus on core body mechanics and
ergonomics.
Students will learn:
- fresh approaches for addressing common complaints
- to address the fascial system safely and effectively
- how adjusting key variables improves therapeutic results
- body mechanics to optimize pressure levels while avoiding injury
- creative methods to save the therapist's wrists and thumbs from overuse
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| Where It Is, It Ain't: Successfully Treating Lower Back Pain |
Experts
estimate that as much as 80% of the population will experience a back
problem at some time in their lives. This class will focus on the many
competing forces that pull on the pelvis and how they contribute to
lower back pain.
Students will learn:
- how interconnected fascial planes create back pain
- to recognize an anterior/posterior pelvic tilt
- the relationship between facilitated and inhibited musculature
- deep tissue techniques for the quadratus lumborum, iliopsoas, rectus femoris, plantar fascia and the hamstrings
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“It's not how deep you go, it's how you go deep”… Ida
Rolf. Performing deeper work often leaves us exhausted and in pain.
This class provides you with the skills to deliver deeper work with
less effort. Whether you are beginning your career or have been in
practice for years, learn how to exceed your client's expectations and
continue practicing massage for years to come.
Students will learn:
- body mechanics using proper alignment and hand position
- to contact deep layer musculature safely and effectively
- techniques for all regions of the body
- to apply strokes without the use of thumbs
- concepts for table height, lubricant and leverage
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| Unlocking Computer Shoulder |
Our practices are full of clients seeking relief from jobs where
habitual computer use is required and often exasperated by additional
hours “surfing the web.” As therapists, we recognize the prevalence of
postural distortion and pain patterns associated with computer use.
This class focuses on unwinding the cumulative effects of these
conditions.
Students will learn:
- techniques to address kyphosis, medial rotations, and forward head posture
- the relationship between facilitated and inhibited musculature
- to recognize myofascial stress lines in clients
- to empower clients with guidelines for improved ergonomics
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| Massage Ethics: Navigating the Waters |
This highly interactive workshop openly explores ethical issues that massage
therapists routinely face in their professional and personal lives. Through
a dynamic mix of lectures, discussions, small group exercises, and self
assessments, students will explore an array of topics.
Students will learn:
- maintaining client safety, confidentiality, and satisfaction
- managing communication skills
- establishing and communicating boundaries
- navigating transference and countertransference
- incorporating self-care and strategies to avoid burnout
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