CEU Massage Therapy Workshop Schedule 2008: |
Massage
therapy can be hard on your body. Over the last 15 years I have
searched for and found a better way to work! Let me show you how to be
highly effective without hurting yourself in the process!
Work smarter! Not harder!
European Kinetic Massage
– a type of massage incorporating movement simultaneously with massage
strokes for a more effective release of fascia and muscle tissue. These
techniques, originating in Sweden and Germany, allow for relief of
chronic pain often immediately and with permanent results. Deep tissue,
myofascial therapy, connective tissue massage (sometimes called
bindegewebs massage), direct pressure, muscle energy work, PNF,
stretching and trigger point work are all utilized in this form of
medical massage. I also teach orthopedic and postural assessment
techniques in these seminars.
Problem Conditions I -
chronic neck and shoulder pain, rotator cuff pain, bicipital
tendonitis, golfer’s and tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, and
thoracic outlet syndrome
Problem Conditions II -
Sciatica & Piriformis Syndrome, chronic low back and hip pain, S-I
joint dysfunction, chronic knee pain, IT Band Friction Syndrome,
achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, and shin splints
Thai Yoga Bodywork: On the Table
– an ancient healing massage with its roots from Thailand and India.
Presented in a new and innovative way for today’s massage therapist.
Thai massage is one of the most effective ways of improving range of
motion and reducing pain. This massage combines pressure point meridian
work, highly effective myofascial stretching, powerful breathwork, and
rhythmic, rocking deep tissue compressions to deliver an incredible
sense of lightness and openness in the body. I have found that most
massage therapists prefer to work on the massage table. Therefore, I
have created a routine of Thai Massage designed for table work. I have
not changed the traditional guidelines for delivering Thai massage.
I’ve merely made it more accessible for the average massage therapist
to learn safely.
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Connective Tissue Massage - The missing link in massage therapy! All structures in the body are surrounded by fascia, a connective tissue binding together the body’s organs and systems. Connective tissue massage utilizes enhanced body mechanics using gravity to your advantage; and advanced deep tissue structural alignment techniques in combination with highly effective myofascial techniques to release restrictions in the fascial matrix to significantly improve posture/alignment of the body. By first preparing the tissue with myofascial techniques, we can then more effectively apply deeper muscle work with less discomfort - and less post treatment soreness to the client. I have also found the results are longer-lasting.
“Fascia is the organ of posture. Nobody ever says this; all talk is about muscles. Yet this is a very important concept…..especially the anatomy of fascia. A spider web is in a plane: our body’s web is in a sphere. We can trace the lines of that web to get an understanding of how what we see in a body works.” – Ida Rolf
Sport Specific Massage – Tennis, Golf & Running – In this workshop we are going to focus on the recreational athlete that most of us often work with on a day-to- day basis. In my experience from sports massage, there is big difference in working on professional athletes versus recreational athletes. The weekend warriors are usually not as technically polished or biomechanically sound as the professional athlete. Therefore, the stress points on their bodies are somewhat different. We will explore sport-specific massage in common recreational sports such as tennis, golf, and running. We will talk about common sport-specific injuries and how to prevent and treat each condition. |
February 9-10 – Weekend Warrior Sports Massage – Mississippi School of Therapeutic Massage, Jackson, MS. (601)362-3624
February 16-17 – Weekend Warrior Sports Massage – The Healing Touch School of massage Therapy, Hattiesburg, MS Janet Salvail (601)264-0428-Magnus (228)596-1505
March 1-2 – European Kinetic Massage - Problem Conditions I - Blue Cliff College – Lafayette, LA. Kellie (337)269-0620-Magnus (228)596-1505
March 8-9 – European Kinetic Massage – Problem Conditions I - Blue Cliff School of Therapeutic Massage – Mobile, AL. (251)473-2220-Magnus (228)596-1505
March 15-16 – Thai Yoga Bodywork: On the Table - Blue Cliff College, Gulfport, MS (228)896-9727-Magnus (228)596-1505
March 29-30 – Thai yoga Bodywork on the table – Memphis Raquet Club, Memphis TN - Anna (901) 831-1075Magnus (228)596-1505, Cicero Decastro (901) 210-6475
April 5-6 – European Kinetic Massage – Problem Conditions II (no pre requisite) Virginia College - Birmingham, AL –Magnus (228)596-1505
April 11 Meditation in Movement - a Vinyasa Yoga workshop- 6-8PM - Breathe Yoga Studio Pensacola - (850)291-5506
April 12-13 European Kinetic Massage –Problem conditions II (no pre requisite) Breathe Yoga Studio, Pensacola – Sandra Sanford (850)291-5506-Magnus (228)596-1505
April 19-20 Thai Yoga Bodywork on the Table –Mississppi School of Therapeutic Massage, Jackson, MS (601)362-3624
April 26-27 Thai Yoga Bodywork on the Table - Miller-Motte Technical College, Chattanooga, TN
May 3-4 Connective Tissue Massage-Blue Cliff College, Gulfport, MS (228)896-9727
Magnus (228)596-1505
May 10 Meditation in Movement - a Vinyasa Yoga workshop 9AM-12PM - 2-4PM - Earthpath Yoga, Waveland, MS - Susan Culpepper (228)424-8705
May 17-18 European Kinetic Massage - Problem Conditions II - Baton Rouge, LA - The Red shoes Center
June 21 Meditation in Movement - a Vinyasa Yoga workshop - 9AM-12PM & 2-4PM - River Rock Yoga, Ocean Springs, MS (228)818-4522 Moira Anderson Miller
June 14-15 Thai Yoga Bodywork on the table - Metarie, LA - Tapas Yoga studio
September 13-14 Thai Yoga Bodywork on the Table-Blue Cliff College, Gulfport, MS (228)896-9727-Magnus (228)596-1505
October 4-5 Thai Yoga bodywork on the Table-Healing Touch school of Massage
Therapy, Hattiesburg, MS Janet Salvail (601)264-0428 –Magnus (228)596-1505
October 11-12 Connective Tissue Massage-Mississippi School of Therapeutic Massage (601)362-3624
November 8-9 Sport Specific Massage-Tennis, Golf and Running-Blue Cliff College, Gulfport, MS (228)896-9727-Magnus(228)596-1505
November 15-16 Thai Yoga Bodywork on the Table-Mississippi School of Therapeutic Massage, Jackson, MS (601)362-3624
Magnus Eklund (228)596-1505-email: magnuse@aol.comNCBTMB provider # 450063-06Mississippi # 29Florida # 50-9284
Louisiana LAP 122Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia are among states that accept NCBTMB CEU’sAll workshops have 12 CE hours.
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