Annual
Chapter Retreat
October 26-28, 2007
Sunday River Resort
Bethel, ME
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Friday
Evening Ethics: Ê6:30pm-9:30pm Ê3 CEU'sÑNCBTMB Approved Provider
"Know
Thyself" with Bob King.ÑThis uniquely designed ethics training
allows you to explore your personal preferences, professional
skills, and focus on creating a successful practice that
embodies your inner wisdom. Participants will beguided through
group exercise, interactive processing, and a reflective
look on how honorable bodywork can be achieved and accelerated.
You will receive a workbook, NCBTMB Standards of Practice
and Code of Ethics in support of this profound and interactive
training. Ê
Bob King demonstrates his passion for healing, athletics,
and personal renewal in each of his dynamic workshop presentations.
Over the course of a 33-year career in massage, he has
created a legacy of professional success and national leadership
through his teaching, writing, and clinical practice.
Founder and president of the Chicago School of Massage Therapy,
Bob served two terms as AMTA National President. Ê
Saturday:
Ê9:00am-12:00pm ÊPart 1 of 3 Parts 3 CEU's---NCBTMB Approved
"
Myofascial Approaches for Lumbo-Pelvic Pain"-Bob KingÑDevelop
your hands-on skills in the treatment of postural lumbo-pelvic
pain! This 10-hr. workshop provides you with assessment
procedures and hands-on therapies for mechanical low back pain
and dysfunction. Participants receive an illustrated manual,
peer-reviewed clinical articles by the presenter, extensive
tableside instruction, and skillful bodywork approaches
for anterior pelvic tilt, the lower crossed syndrome, and the
clinical pain patterns emanating from a hypertonic illiopsoas
complex. Bob's myofascial training includes functional assessment
for postural and phasic muscle imbalances, cadaver dissection
videos to illustrate fascial strain patterns, self-care measures
for core stabilization, all presented in a positive and supportive
learning environment.. Ê Ê Ê Tables and linens are required
Ê
Soft
Touch for Acute Trauma (S.T.A.T.): Transforming Trauma through
Touch TherapyÑMarie Hardman Ê3 CEU's Ê
Were
you ever told that you can't perform massage on acute injuries?
Yes, you can. ÊHowever, it is not a technique you have ever
learned in school. Soft Touch for Acute Trauma (S.T.A.T.)
is a gentle technique applied after soft tissue injuries of
sprained ankles or back strains. It may also be used immediately
after surgery, especially hip and knee replacements, to decrease
scar tissue and increase flexibility and range of motion.
ÊIn this class, you will learn the S.T.A.T. technique as well
as discussing types of trauma and dealing with flashbacks from
trauma. Hands-on practice time will allow you to feel confident
with the technique. . Ê
Marie King Hardman, MS, RN, LMT began teaching trauma
and massage in 1998. In 2004, she developed the S.T.A.T. technique.
Marie practices massage and bodywork for trauma in her
private practice in Portland. She also is writing a book on
this topic. Ê Ê
Massage Tables and linens are required Ê
"High
Touch Jin Shin"ÑBob Baxter Ê Ê (WORKSHOP I) Ê3 CEU's
A
gentle ÒSelf- HelpÓ acu-touch technique that is easy to do for
yourself and family for Òfirst aid.Ó ÊExperience profound transformational
and healing effects with this simple art. ÊHolding your
hands and fingertips in special sequences of patterns of the
26 acu-points, you will release blocked energy and harmonize
your system. Workshop includes booklet and hands-on instruction.
Ê($5.00 FOR BOOKLET) Ê
Bob Baxter is a certified instructor of High Touch Jin
Shin, Emotional Freedom Technique, Psych-K and Per-K and Breakthrough
Experienceª and the President and Founder of Helios Health
Products (www.HeliosForHealth.com) Ða 100% natural analgesic,
topical pain relief for personal use and first aid.
Saturday:
Ê12pm-1pmÑLunch in the CafeÑ(you have already paid for lunch)
then go play
OR
Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê 12pm-5pmÑEnjoy the Sunday River areaÑkayak,
shop, hike, bike, etc. Ê
6:30-9:30pm----Part
II: Myofascial Approaches for Lumbo-Pelvic Pain Ê(Part 2 of
3)
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Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Part II: ÊSoft Touch
for Acute Trauma Ê
"Emotional
Freedom Technique"ÑBob Baxter (WORKSHOP II) 3 CEU's
A simple meridian energy therapy, useful for helping a
wide variety of problems including pain, emotional trauma, phobias
and addictions. ÊStimulating an easy-to-learn sequence
of 7 key meridian points by tapping on them, while focusing
on the pain or problem, unlocks the block.
Old
problems or recent problems can be erased, or tapped away, never
to return, in a matter of minutes. ÊNew beliefs can then be
ÒinstalledÓ that will ÒattractÓ positive and fulfilling
goals. Ê
Sunday: Ê Ê 9am-1pm---Part III: ÊMyofascial Approaches
for Lumbo-Pelvic (Part 3 of 3) Ê4 CEU's
"Quickbooks
for LMT's"ÑFran Vicario 4 CEU's Ê
Today, you will learn some bookkeeping basics using Quickbooks,
which will help you to organize your financial records and simplify
the bookkeeping process. Using a proactive company file,
I( will demonstrate how to write checks, create client invoices,
make deposits, and reconcile your bank statement. We will
also go over the reporting options in Quickbooks where you will
see the financial impact of the transactions we entered
and provide a summary of how a business is doing financially.
Time will also be allowed to answer your Quickbooks questions.
(Computers are optional.)
Fran Vicario has provided bookkeeping services since 1991.
She began using Quickbooks software in 1997. Since that time,
she has become a Certified Quickbooks ProAdvisor, offering
an array of services that will help meet your bookkeeping needs.
She specializes in educating business owners and/or their
staff on how to use their computer to organize their financial
records in order to provide meaningful financial information.
Ê
"Why
Are You?"ÑBob Baxter Ê Ê (9am-12pm) Ê Ê (WORKSHOP III) 3 CEU's
Ê
A
booklet written by Bob and Martha that examines the nature of
beliefs Ð statements of what we think is true about life. ÊOur
beliefs generate our emotions. ÊOriental philosophy teaches
that each emotion correlates with an organ meridian and influences
the health and vitality of that meridian. ÊSo examining
beliefs and emotions can lead to understanding of why symptoms
of illness manifest in certain areas of the body. ÊThe
body becomes a feedback system and our symptoms become clues
to help us understand who we are. Workshop is 2-3 hours
and includes booklet, visualizations, and energy therapy techniques.
Ê Ê Ê Ê ($5.00 for Booklet)
Lodging,
which is included in your FULL registration fee, is based on
double-occupancyÑthat means there will be two people in every
room. ÊYou must make your roommate preference known, or
you will be rooming with a stranger. Ê
Name_________________________________
Ê Ê Tel:_____________________Confirmation?? Ê___YES___NO
Prefer
to room with (first come, first serve basis)________________________________
Meal Choice: ÊFriday Ê Ê ____Maple Glazed Salmon Ê___Rosemary
Pork Loin Ê___ Portobello Napoleon
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Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Saturday
____Tuscany Buffet (everyone does the buffetÑsomething for everyone)
Ê
Workshop Selections: ÊSaturday: _____ Lumbo-Pelvic Techniques
(also includes Sunday morningÑ10 CEU's)
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_____ WORKSHOP I Ê(3 CEU's) Ê______WORKSHOP II Ê(3 CEU's)
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Ê Ê _____ Soft Touch for Acute Trauma Ê(6 CEU'sÑSaturday only)
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Sunday: Ê_____WORKSHOP III Ê Ê (3 CEU's)
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Ê _____Quickbooks for LMT's Ê Ê Ê Ê (4 CEU's) Ê
$210/$230
Full ____$75/$85 Friday Ethics Only (incl. supper)___ $120/$130
Saturday (incl lunch) __$60 Sunday_____ Ê
ABSOLUTE
DEADLINE TO REGISTER: ÊOCTOBER 18 ÊQUESTIONS??---495-2465
Please
send this registration form and your check (or money order)
made out to MAINE AMTA to:
Michael
Regina-Whiteley, Education Chair Ê Ê PO Box 529, Belgrade, ME
04917
From the North-----I-95 EXIT 75 (AUBURN)
Turn
LEFT onto Route 100, continue into Auburn (approx. 6 miles)
Bear
LEFT at first traffic light onto Minot Ave. (RT. 124) towards
Mechanic Falls
Follow
signs for RT. 124 into Oxford. Intersection of RT. 26
Turn
RIGHT and follow RT. 26 into Bethel (approx. 26 miles)
Turn
RIGHT onto PARKWAY ST. ---drive to traffic light
Turn
RIGHT onto US. RT. 2---drive approx. 4 miles
Turn
LEFT onto SUNDAY RIVER ACCESS ROADÑFollow signs to GRAND SUMMIT
HOTEL Ê
From
the South----I-95 EXIT 63 Ê(GRAY)
Turn
RIGHT, drive to next traffic light
Turn
LEFT, follow signs for ROUTE 26---stay on RT. 26 to Bethel (approx.
53 miles)
Turn
RIGHT onto PARKWAY ST.--- drive to traffic light
Turn
RIGHT onto US. RT. 2---drive approx. 4 miles
Turn
LEFT onto SUNDAY RIVER ACCESS ROADÑFollow signs to GRAND SUMMIT
HOTEL Ê Ê
Michael
Regina-Whiteley
Education Committee Chair
PO
Box 529
Belgrade,
ME Ê04917 Ê
