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Holistic Massage GraphicHolistic Massage Training Institute

1 E. University Parkway, #110 * Baltimore, MD 21218 * Janine Fleming, Director * 410.243.4688 * holistic-massage@comcast.net

 
 

Continuing Education

 

 
  Hot Stone Massage Therapy
  June 20-21, 2009 (Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. -6 p.m.)
  16 Continuing Education hours = $300($325 after May 21, 2009). Taught by Shoshanna DiBetta, www.stoneandspa.com
   
       This two-day class provides a detailed introduction to the use of Stones into your massage practice.  Designed to educate and train licensed body workers in the procedure of using stones effectively with massage therapy and energy work with benefit to both therapist and client. Topics covered will include: Stone Thermotherapy, Benefits and Physiological Responses, Indications and Contraindications, Full-Body Stone Placements and Sequence, Contrast Therapy: Hot and Cold Stones, Supplies and Set-up, and Care of your Stones. Please bring each day: Sheets, 3 hand towels, 2 pillow cases, face rest cover, non-scented oil or cream, and water bottle.

 

 
  Reiki Level III
  July 11, 2009 (Saturday 9:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m.)
  7 CEUs = $200($240 after June 19, 2009). Taught by Emily LaBathe
   
 

     Reiki III will be divided into 2 parts A & B.  This class, Reiki IIIA will further instruct those Reiki II practitioners who have been doing Reiki treatment on themselves and others.  The instruction will include more healing techniques to hone their skills in using Reiki on their spiritual path.  These techniques will include advanced techniques for distance healing and manifestation.  Also, students will learn a Tibetan meditation which will help their intuition and direct the Reiki energy for psychic surgery, which will also be taught.  A 30 page Reiki III manual will be given to each student.

     Level IIIA also includes learning the Usui Master symbol and receiving the attunement for this symbol. There will be time in class for practicing these skills as well as monthly Reiki study groups are available.

 

 

 

* For those concerned about the use of the word Master for several days of classes, you could also use the word Sensei, which is the Japanese word for teacher and this could also be on your certificate.

** The prerequisites for this class are Reiki I & II, if you have taken these classes from another Reiki Sensei please call or e-mail and let us know so you know.

*** The class is scheduled for 9:30-5:30 but this time could be flexible if for example everyone wants to meet earlier.  If the class brings lunch the energy will not be dissipated going out to restaurants and we will be out sooner.  Some need that hour break and this will be honored.   Emily will be calling everyone before the class.

 

 

  Reiki Level II
  July 18, 2009 (Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.)
  7 Continuing Education hours--$125($145 after June 18, 2009). Taught by Emily LaBathe
   
       Reiki II includes the introduction to the "Mental/Emotional" symbol, the "Distance" symbol and a review of the "Power" symbol. Also, a Reiki attunement for these symbols will be given.

     This class gives information on the mental and emotional processes which may be the underlying symptoms of disease. Techniques for using the Reiki symbols for increased energy flow, long distance healing, for past, present and future and accessing intuition. There will also be a discussion of grounding, centering, auric field clearing, personal transformation, self empowerment and manifestation.

 

 

 

Biodynamic CranioSacral Therapy Level 1

 

August 20-23, 2009 (Thursday through Sunday 9:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m.)

 

30 Continuing Education hours = $650 ($700 after July 23, 2009). Taught by Judah Lyons.

 

 

 

     The Biodynamic Craniosacral model is based on the work of Dr. William Garner Sutherland, Dr. Rollin Becker, Franklyn Sills, and others. Dr. Sutherland began his exploration into cranial bone motion at the turn of the 20th century. His later work moved away from bony movement and focused on a whole series of interrelated fluid tidal pulsations within the structure that reflected the most fundamental ordering and healing principle within the human body-mind. Dr. Becker continued Dr. Sutherland’s work until his passing in the 1990's and Franklyn Sills and other gifted practitioners continue to refine the principles and methods of cranial work.

 

 

 

     This seminar is the introduction to the coursework. It is the foundation from which all the later seminars are built upon. The student is taught the “mindset” that differentiates this style of cranial from others that are currently taught worldwide. This style of craniosacral therapy is based on the lineage from Sutherland, Becker, Sills and others, with current concepts of physics, where the human form is perceived as a liquid, crystalline matrix.

 

 

 

     The first seminar covers the history of the work and the lineage that brings us to the present state of application, and a wide scope of issues that are brought to our practice. Perceptual skills are the fundamental thrust of this seminar where stillness and a place of neutral are sought and all techniques spring forth from that place of presence that the practitioner holds.

 

 

 

Field dynamics are introduced and the shifts of perception or change in state are the focal point of this seminar. The three tides (CRI, mid-tide and long tide) are introduced within the perception of the fluid field. Still Points as a therapeutic tool are also explored. A simple Chi Gung approach is taught that will facilitate the student’s own well-being and their ability to amplify the healing potential.

 

 

 

Thai Massage

 

August 28-30, 2009 (Friday 6-10 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. -5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. -5 p.m.)

 

20 Continuing Education hours = $325, ($350 after July 28). Taught by Alois Nikodym

 

 

 

     The Thai Massage course focuses on the practical components to teach the fundamental techniques and principles of Thai Massage. This is a beginner level course, designed for massage therapists or massage therapy students who have very little or no experience with Thai Massage. The emphasis of the course is on safety, body posture and movements, and correct performance of basic techniques used in Thai Massage. The course consists mainly of practical demonstrations followed by practical exchanges, where the students will have the opportunity to practice the techniques under supervision. The course aims to provide the basis and initiate the interest for further study in Thai Massage.

 

 
  Sports Massage
  August 30 -September 1, 2009 (Sunday 6-10 p.m., Monday 8 a.m. -5 p.m., Tuesday 8 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  20 Continuing Education hours = $325, ($350 after July 30). Taught by Alois Nikodym
   

 

     The Sports Massage course teaches how to apply pre-event massage, post event massage and how to treat the most common athletic musculoskeletal injuries.

The focus of the course is on treatment demonstrations, combined with practical exchanges under the teacher’s supervision.

     The participants will learn a variety of new techniques, and combine them with remedial exercises for the treatment of soft tissue dysfunctions caused by sport activities.

 

 
  Mindful Mother Massage, Integrative Bodywork for Pregnancy
  September 18-20, 2009 (Friday-Sunday 9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  21 CE Hours = $330($360 after August 18). Taught by Heather Baker, CMT, NCBTMB, CIMI, CMD, www.wombworksmassage.com
   

 

     This pregnancy course incorporates a high standard of ethics and protocol in giving a safe massage during all of the trimesters, as well as in the postpartum period. Flower essences and practitioner presence and dialog are discussed to truly meet the mother where she is in that moment. Special skills needed to work with women in the postpartum period are discussed in depth.

     The strokes making up the integrative concept include a psychological approach to this work. This includes working more with connecting strokes, respecting the mother's rhythm, and overlapping strokes to provide a sense of wholeness.

     At the end of this course the student will feel comfortable giving a pregnancy or postpartum massage.

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  Melting Muscles
  September 26-27, 2009 (Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  14 Continuing Education hours = $250 ($270 after August 27). Taught by Georgia LaCroix
   
       Muscles relax when the brain feels safe! Melting Muscles is a neuromuscular technique that communicates "safety" to the cerebellum (controls muscular tension) by addressing the muscles in their shortened (contracted) positions and naturally shortening phases (through the cranial rhythm). The brain responds immediately by a gradual softening of the muscles, reducing tension and discomfort. Melting Muscles is an approach that works with the body's own wisdom, resulting in a deeply effective massage and in a longer retention of the relaxed state. This workshop is simple, full of discovery and all hands-on; you will be working 100% of the time at the tables. Your own muscles will melt as you receive about six hours of Melting Muscles in two days! This two-day workshop provides technique for a full-body treatment as well as assessments for low back, hip and shoulders, enabling you to create a "treatment massage" tailored to what your client brings on any particular day.

 

 
  Atlas/Axis Intensive
  September 28, 2009 (Monday, 9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  7 CEUs = $150 ($165 after August 28). Taught by Georgia LaCroix
   
       This one-day class uses the slow and gentle Melting Muscles technique, applying it to specific muscles of the head and upper neck. The Atlas/Axis joint is the joint most often adjusted by chiropractors. When this joint is "locked" the results are tension and pain in the neck, shoulders, upper back, and potentially throughout the body. In this all hands-on workshop you will learn approaches to unlock this joint. You will spend the entire class at the tables so that your hands learn the technique before your forebrain understands it. Receiving about 3 hours of calm and gentle bodywork, you will find yourself profoundly relaxed and centered, allowing you to "understand" the effect you will soon be able to offer your clients. Reading the included manual before and after the workshop cements your knowledge.
   
  Indian Head Massage
  October 1-3, 2009 (Thursday - Saturday 9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  21 Continuing Education hours = $425($450 after September 1, 2009). Taught by Narendra Mehta, www.indianchampissage.com

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     The aim of the course is to provide a comprehensive grounding in the theoretical basis and practical application of Indian Champissage. After taking this class, students will be able to use the technique as a principle or subsidiary part of their professional practice.

Course Structure:

Day 1
 Introduction
 History of Champissage
 Unit I
 Practical - Massage of the shoulders
 Unit II
 Practical - Massage of the upper arms
 Revision of Units I & II

Day 2
 Discussion
 Benefits & Contraindications
 Unit III
 Practical - Massage of the neck
 Revision of Units I, II and III
 Unit IV
 Practical - Massage of the head
 Revision of Units I - IV

Day 3
 Introduction of Chakra energy
 Unit V
 Practical - Massage of the face, ears & energy balancing techniques
 Stress Management
 Anatomy and discussion of exam     format
 Final revision of Units I - V

 

 
  Kansa Vatki Foot Massage

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October 4, 2009 (Sunday 9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  7 CEUs = $200($235 after September 4, 2009). Taught by Narendra & Kundan Mehta, www.kvfootmassage.co.uk

 

 
 

    Kansa Vatki (KV) Foot Massage has been practiced in India for centuries, following the tried and trusted Ayurvedic tradition.  At the heart of the treatment is the small, 3 metal bowl which helps to rebalance the tridosha of Vata, Pitta and Kapha.  The use of clarified butter or ghee is essential.  This treatment involves working on the feet and lower limbs, with particular emphasis on marma (ayurvedic pressure) points, Kansa Vatki movements are simple yet effective massage techniques. A soothing session helps to draw out excess heat, leaving the entire body cool, refreshed and relaxed.  This treatment is good for everyone and ideal for all those who spend long hours on their feet.

Some of the many benefits
  -  Relaxes tired feet
  -  Improves blood and lymphatic circulation
  -  Enhances lower limb mobility
  -  Restores levels of Prana (energy)
  -  Promotes sound sleep
  -  Relieves eyestrain from prolonged computer use

     Kansa Vatki (KV) Foot Massage is one the best ways to balance the tri-dosha. This training tells you how to give a supremely relaxing and dosha-balancing foot massage using the unique Kansa Vatki bowl.

     The aim of this course is to provide students with a comprehensive grounding in the practical application of the Kansa Vatki (KV) Foot Massage.  On successful completion of the one-day training, students will be able to use the techniques as a principal or subsidiary part of their practice.  This course is ideal for experienced therapists and beginners alike.

Course Structure:

  -  History of Kansa Vatki (KV) Foot Massage

  -  Contraindications and precautions

  -  Demonstration of the treatment    

  -  Practice

  -  Lunch break

  -  Further practice

  -  Questions and answers

  -  Student review questionnaire

  -  Distribution of certificates 

  * PLEASE BRING A LARGE TOWEL

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  Indian Face Massage
  October 5-8, 2009 (Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  28 Continuing Education hours = $575 ($605 after September 5, 2009). Taught by Kundan Mehta, www.indianchampissage.com

 

 
 

     Tension can build up within our facial muscles from the pressures of everyday life without us realizing it. It can be easy for certain thoughts and emotions to become habitual, locking themselves into expressions on our faces - sometimes over a duration of a whole lifetime. Under such conditions muscles can actually “dry up” and contract, inhibiting freedom of expression. This can encourage aging and the formation of wrinkles as the face loses its muscle tone and elasticity and begins to sag. Indian Face Massage (Facial rejuvenation) is a natural facelift through massage, designed to be a gentle non-invasive approach to looking younger. The technique works primarily by freeing constrictions both within the facial muscles and in the connective tissue.

     Through gentle massage of the face, we can help to delay the aging process. This is achieved by using simple massage techniques and energy balancing, thereby giving the facial muscles a lift and a new lease on life.
    

       This is a precise healthcare modality, working the face systematically, releasing deep-seated tensions, freeing layers of muscle and connective tissue so that there is space for the muscles to relax, encouraging an opening so that micro circulation and elimination can begin again and the tissues can glide smoothly over the deeper layers of muscle and bone. Although it is difficult to stave off the aging process, we can do much to extend the appearance of youth and beauty by using simple, natural and effective massage techniques and energy balancing to take care of the assets we possess.

 

 
  Myofascial Release Massage I
  October 16-18, 2009 (Friday 6-10 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. -6 p.m.)
  20 CEUs = $370 ($390 after September 18). Taught by Scott A. Dobbins, LMT, CIMRM, CNMT

 

 
 

     We know that the body holds tension and repressed emotions. However, many of us do not know what specific tissues are responsible for this. In this workshop, you will learn how to identify, manipulate and release myofascial tissue which holds chronic, painful and exhausting stress and tension. By the end of this workshop, you will know how to release this unwanted stress in the chest, neck, shoulders, hands and be able to extend this knowledge to other parts of the body. In addition, you will gain an understanding of the relationship between posture and emotional attitudes and how constricted tissue leads to creating and enforcing emotional negativity.

     At the end of this workshop, your neck and shoulders will be relaxed. You will  breath more deeply, with less effort.  

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  Reiki Level I
  October 23, 2009 (Friday 9:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m.)
  7 Continuing Education hours--$125($145 after September 23, 2009). Taught by Emily LaBathe
   
       Reiki Level 1 - Grounded Hands-On Healing for Self and Others is a six hour class.  A Reiki 1 manual will be given to the students.  The history, explanation and benefits of Reiki including how Reiki encourages an acceleration of the body's own healing process will be in the manual and discussed.  A Reiki 1 attunement will be given to the students by Emily LaBathe, a Reiki Master.  The Reiki practitioner symbol (the Reiki Power Symbol) will be shown and taught how to use.  Reiki hands-on healing techniques and hand positions for self and others are in the manual and time will be given to practice these.  Also, techniques for using the Reiki Power Symbol for protection and making sacred space will be shown and practiced.  There will be a discussion on the increased intuition and connection to higher self which happens with the practice of Reiki as well as how Reiki can be used for personal transformation and self-empowerment.  A Reiki 1 certificate will be given.

 

 
  Introduction to Craniosacral Therapy
  October 24-25, 2009 (Saturday-Sunday, 9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  12 Continuing Education hours = $250 ($275 after September 25). Taught by Irwin Hoenig, www.livingcalmness.net        
   
 

     CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the function of the CranioSacral System (the physiological body system comprised of the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. Developed by John Upledger, DO,OMM, this work is used to enhance the body's natural healing processes, to improve the operation of the Central Nervous System, dissipate the effects of stress, enhance general health and strengthen the immune system in its resistance to disease. Craniosacral therapy is highly effective for the treatment and relief of a number of ailments, including: migraine headaches, TMJ syndrome, neck and back pain, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, and sciatica.

     This introductory course was designed by the Upledger Institute to provide students with hands-on training and a thorough grounding in the fundamentals of CST. For practitioners who wish to continue their CranioSacral training, $125.00 of the tuition for this course may be applied to the Upledger Institute Craniosacral Level I course.

   
  Orthopedic Massage: Assessment and Treatment of Low Back Pain

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October 31 -November 1, 2009 (Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
  14 Continuing Education hours = $295 ($350 after September 30, 2009). Taught by Dr. Ben Benjamin

 

 

 

     This comprehensive workshop will teach you how to effectively assess and treat the most commonly injured structures in the low back. You'll learn how to differentiate muscle, ligament, and disc injuries, and you'll fine-tune your palpation skills and hands-on treatment techniques. The two-day format provides ample time to develop all the skills you need to address a wide range of complaints

 

     This workshop is for massage therapists who want to increase their expertise and success rate in helping to heal their clients' common chronic injuries. You will learn how to find the exact source of a client's pain and effectively treat the injury. This workshop will give you the knowledge and understanding to make you a more effective massage therapist.
   
  Orders, SOAP Notes, and Professional Correspondence for the Massage Therapist in the Medical Field
  November 13, 2009 (Friday 9 a.m. -6 p.m.)
  8 CEUs = $125($145 after October 13). Taught by Angela Barker
   
       Orders, SOAP Notes & Professional Correspondences for the Massage Therapist in the Medical field is an eight hour seminar focused on assisting massage therapists in understanding the very important documents end of our field.  Participants will learn the difference in good and bad orders, and how to get the orders that give them the most freedom in setting a treatment plan. The SOAP note section focuses on the specifics of each SOAP element. Including how to conduct the best subjective interview that will get all the information needed to provide the best treatment plan. Participants will also learn about ICD-9 and CPT coding, obtaining prior authorizations, and the documents you must share with the ordering physicians.

 

 
  Massage and Stretch for Peak Performance
  November 14, 2009 (Saturday 9 a.m. -6 p.m.)
  8 CEUs = $125($145 after October 14). Taught by Angela Barker

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       Massage and Stretch for Peak Performance focuses on effective massage techniques coupled with AIS, PNF, CRAC stretching techniques that are specific to the recipients specific needs. The seminar looks at specific musculoskeletal disorders affecting ROM, and causing pain. As well as, sports and the demands of those sports on the athletes body, and the role that massage plays in enhancing the athletes abilities.

 

 
  Treating Complications of the Lower Leg and Ankle
  November 15, 2009 (Sunday 9 a.m. -6 p.m.)
  8 CEUs = $125($145 after October 15). Taught by Angela Barker
   
       Treating Complicated Conditions of the Lower Leg and Ankle takes an in depth look at the anatomy kenisiology of the lower leg and ankle region. As well as many of the common, and not common conditions, and injuries that massage therapists will encounter in their practice. Participants will learn massage techniques; along with the appropriate therapeutic exercises, used to treat each of these conditions and injuries.
   
  Asian Sports Massage: Techniques for the Weekend Warrior and the Professional Athlete
  December 4-5, 2009 (Friday & Saturday 8:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m.)
  16 Continuing Education hours = $250 ($275 after November 5, 2009). Taught by Janet Wolf Blevins, www.sagedragonflyworkshops.com

 

 

 

     Learn a wide range of techniques focusing on acupressure, tuina, cupping, gusha, and stretches to assist active individuals.  This course will focus on pre and post event massage and specific areas of stress concerning athletes.
   
  Aromatherapy
  December 6, 2009 (Sunday 9 a.m. -6 p.m.)
  8 Continuing Education hours = $150 ($175 after November 6, 2009). Taught by Katrina Farber

 

 

 

     Learn what aromatherapy and essential oils really are and how to use them. We will discuss quality issues and learn the history of essential oils. We will also discuss individual oil properties, as well as blending techniques.  You will get time in class to work with the essential oils and take home one of your own creation. All supplies included.  Class is available to public.  You do not have to be a massage therapist to enjoy the use of essential oils or create an aromatherapy business/integrate them into a current business.

*If you have any allergies or medical conditions please tell us at the time of registration*

   
   
 

Continuing Education 2010

   
  The Art of Japanese Zen Facial Massage with Ear-Acupressure and Aromatherapy Oils
  August 27, 2010 (Friday 4:00 -10:00 p.m.)

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6 Continuing Education hours = $80 ($95 after July 27, 2009). Taught by Wolfgang Luckman, www.wolfgangluckmann.com

 

 

 

     Japanese  Facial Massage is a unique method that focuses on a blend of the aesthetic and physiological.  The focus is on:

  1. Increasing the flow of oxygen and blood to the facial area, neck and shoulders

  2. Toning, tightening the skin and fascia

  3. Lymphatic drainage and detoxification of skin and organ systems

  4. Better mental alertness, focus and relaxation for the client

  5. Emotional  cleansing through ear-acupressure and essential oils

  6. Preventive maintenance for aging and skin blemishes

     Traditionally , through the use of Acupressure and special manipulative massage strokes,  the treatment goes beyond Swedish massage and concentrates on opening up the acupuncture meridians that energize the face, head and shoulders to achieve a balancing and grounding effect.  Additional physiological relief  is obtained for all types of headaches , TMJ dysfunctions, sinusitis and  emotional balancing.

     This is a hands-on course where the student learns to incorporate theory with working with Qi using penetration techniques, field awareness and intention. concentrates on The practitioner goes beyond the superficial beauty of the client by bringing out the radiance of inner health.

     In this course you will learn :

  1. The causes of skin disease and aging according to the Chinese medicine model.

  2. 12 soft-tissue strokes for rejuvenation and prevention of aging.

  3. The function of acupressure points, their location and evaluation on the ears, face, head and neck.

  4. Special uses of essential oils for the face and constitution with special application techniques to the ears.

  5. Facial skin-lift qigong exercises.

     Japanese Facial massage requires no special equipment. It has no side effects and can be incorporated with any moisturizing and cleansing treatment.

 

 
  Lomi Lomi: Hawaiian Therapeutic Massage with Aromatherapy Oils
  August 28-29, 2010 (Saturday 8:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. & Sunday 9:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m.)

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18 Continuing Education hours = $260 ($285 after July 29, 2009). Taught by Wolfgang Luckman, www.wolfgangluckmann.com

 

 

 

     This is Shamanic massage used by the ancient Kahunas to treat the mind, body and spirit and is based on their philosophy of life. “Lomi Lomi” means…to break up into small pieces.  This ancient technique is 1500 years old and aims at releasing all congestions in the body with a full-body massage.  It is known in Hawaii as the “Dance of Massage” because of  the use of the energy of the hips, legs and torso in a liquid flow of  continuous rhythm and beat ,accompanied by selected drum music.  You will learn how to transform a loving touch into techniques for healing.  The basis for Lomi Lomi is an integration of mind / body / soul. Both the therapist and client experience a  spiritual upliftment that is unequalled by Swedish massage .  Did you know that it is a precursor of Trager Therapy?

You Will Learn:

     12 strokes for a full body massage addressing long, hardened, bulky muscles while using breathing techniques to conserve your energy.  Circular strokes, forearm techniques, vibration techniques, kneading thumb techniques and how to address the diaphragm, the seat of all emotion and willpower.  How to treat the Stomach and Hara.  Aromatherapy essential oils necessary for emotional balancing and lymphatic cleansing. Self – Care techniques and breathing exercises. You will also learn Stretch techniques for upper and lower limbs.

     Many techniques are designed to conserve your energy and prevent injury yourself.  You will learn breathing and meditation exercises for yourself.

     Lomi Lomi is fully adaptable to a wide range of therapies, from athletic massage to Swedish massage.  Lomi Lomi can also be incorporated into many Oriental Modalities.

* Supplies Needed for Class: 2 sheets, towel, and massage oils. Come dressed as if it were Swedish massage. Oils : Rosemary, Lavender, Peppermint, Clover, Ylang Ylang, Citrus Oils and any blends.

 

    

 

Cancellations / Refunds / Attendee Notification

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If you withdraw from the class up to 30 days prior to the start of the class, you will receive a 100% refund of tuition within 2 weeks of cancellation, or the tuition may be applied to another class.
   

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After that, up to the start of class, no refund will be given, but the tuition may be applied to another class.
   

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After the class begins, there will be no credit or refund of tuition
   

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If the class is canceled for any reason, you will be notified by telephone, and will be given the choice to attend a future class, or to receive a refund
   
   

 

Lodging
 
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Furnished Rooms - Fully furnished rooms 1.8 -10 miles from the school.  $200 for one week or less.  Includes cable TV, internet access, kitchen and laundry.  Call Victor Fleming at 410-644-6721 for more information.

   

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Hopkins Inn - 3404 St. Paul St. Baltimore 21218.  $79 night plus tax (Special rate for Holistic Massage Training Institute class participants, ask to speak with Jillian Johnson, the General Manager).  Includes standard room, private bath, TV with premium channels, evening coffee and continental breakfast.  Call 410-235-8600 for more information.

   

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The Broadview - 105 West 39th Street at University Parkway Baltimore 21210.  $95 night plus tax (Including tax, it is $100.70 per night (Special rate for Holistic Massage Training Institute class participants).  Includes cable TV, gated parking lot for $3/day, full kitchen.  Call 410-243-1216 for more information.

   
* Doubletree Inn at the Colonnade - 4 West University Pkwy Baltimore 21210.  $109-$144 (varies depending on the weekend).  Call 410-235-5400 for more information.
   
   

 

Location of Classes

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Classes will be held at 1 E. University Parkway, Suite 106. Baltimore, MD 21218 (University One). As you face the building, go in the door to the right of the main entrance.

Directions from 95:
Take Downtown exit, Stay left toward Inner Harbor. Take right onto Conway Street.
Take left onto Charles St. Go approximately 4 miles. Take right onto University Parkway. "University One" is the first building on your right.

Directions from 83:
Take 83 South into the city, Take Cold Spring Lane East, Take right onto Roland Ave., When the road forks, continue left onto University Parkway. Cross Charles St. "University One" is the first building on your right.

Suggested parking: Pass "University One" and take a left onto St. Paul St. toward a park. There are no meters here, but read signs. On one side of the road you can't park 9-11a.m. On the other side you can't park 4-6 p.m., so be sure you are parked on the correct side. (Depending on when class starts, you may need to move your car a lunchtime). For those who; would like to park in a parking garage, The Doubletree Inn at the Colonade (with entrance on University Parkway) has parking available for $8-$10/day. If unfamiliar with the area, it is suggested that you arrive early for class.

Meals: There are several restaurants & a grocery store in the area, as well as a kitchen at the school.

 

 
  To Register for any Class: please send your name, address, phone number, email address, credit card information (V/MC/AE) or check, made out to Holistic Massage Training Institute. Mail to:
   
  Holistic Massage Training Institute
  1 E. University Parkway, #110
  Baltimore, MD 21218
   
  or call: Janine Fleming
  410.243.4688

 

 

 

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