Introduction to Reflexology Jan 11

Introduction to Reflexology

Level 1

 

 

Sunday January 11, 2015    10:00 am to 4:00 pm 3700 Mystic Ct., Olney, MD 20832 (301) 538-9540   $225.00   NCBTMB Continuing Education Provider   Reflexology Program Prep Classes Certification Program and Continuing Education    Perfect for Massage Therapists, Nurses, Child Care Providers, Geriatric Care, and New Aspiring Reflexologists! Reflexology Program                                                                                                    Each Level $225.00                                                                                                         Reflexology Total Cost $900 Class dates Makeup Instructor I     -RPC1 - Introduction 1/11/15 Sun 4/12/15 Sun JMB II   -RPC2 - Reflexology                w/ Essential oils 1/25/15 Sun 4/19/15 Sun JMB III -RPC3 - Reflexology              with Acupressure 2/8/15 Sun 5/3/15 Sun JMB IV   -RPC4 - Clinical 2/22/15 Sun 5/17/15 Sun JMB       Instructor: Jen Martinez, HD   Reflexology Practitioner Certification (RPC) RPC Level 1   Principles & Techniques                   7 CEs                                                      This course includes four hours on reflexology theory, history, zone therapy, meridians, map of reflexes and foot and hand structure. Four hours of hands-on to learn reflexology grip and techniques. One hour on business ethics and standards. Twenty hours of unsupervised documented practical sessions and three hours of homework.   RPC Level 2   Reflexology and Aromatherapy      7 CEs            This course includes four hours of reflexology theory, history, zones, meridians, relaxation response, and body systems related to reflexology. Introduction to aromatherapy, its benefits, safety guidelines and practical applications will be discussed. Four hours of practical sessions including the application of essential oils on reflex points. One hour on business standards, local/state laws and ordinances pertaining to the practice of reflexology. Three hours of homework.   RPC Level 3   Reflexology and Hot Stones             7 CEs  This course includes four hours of body systems as related to reflexology, leg and foot structure, hands-on palpations, and map of reflexes as they are anatomically reflected on the feet. Practical use of hot stones for reflexology is discussed and practical sessions for four hours. One hour of business standards and ethics pertaining to the practice of reflexology. Three hours of homework.   RPC Level 4 Reflexology Clinical                       7 CEs                Required for Certification with the *ANHA This fully hands-on two day class is to satisfy the requirements of six documented practical sessions required by *ANHA for certification. The student may schedule 3 clients for each day. The student may invite friends and/or family to be their client or the institute can schedule the clients for the class.   Qualify and test for the American Reflexology Certification Board, the highest standard of credentials in reflexology recognized through out the United States.   The American Reflexology Certification Board is a non-profit corporation, an independent testing agency whose primary purpose is to certify the competency of those Reflexologist who practice on a professional level and wish to be recognized as meeting national standards. Certification by ARCB distinguishes the professional; setting apart and bringing credibility to the practitioner committed to excellence.     To Qualify for ARCB certification the following must be completed.   ARCB Reflexology Requirements Homework is no longer counted as part of the 110 hours required to qualify to sit for the ARCB certification exam. New curriculum for ARCB qualification. Holistic Health Care Level 1 Anatomy/Physiology and Medical Terminology                            8 hrs   Holistic Health Care Level 2 Pathology and Detoxification                                                           8 hrs   Reflexology Level 1 History, Principles, Benefits and Techniques                                  8 hrs   Written research paper on contraindications of reflexology or studies on benefits of reflexology. (Independent study)                                                                          21 hrs   Reflexology Level 2 - Techniques and Aromatherapy                   8 hrs   Written business plan. (Independent Study)                                   16 hrs   Reflexology Level 3 Techniques and Hot Stones                                                               8 hrs   Reflexology Level 4 Clinical and final practical exam for ANHA certification              8 hrs   Requires a written case study on five sessions on five individuals.(Independent Study)                                          25 hrs                                                                                                                                                                                        Total hours                            110 hours     Independent Study must be completed to meet ARCB requirements.   ANHA certification does not require the independent study hours.   Upon completion students are eligible for certification through the Washington Institute of Natural Medicine and the American Naturopathic and Holistic Association   The Washington Institute teaches continuing education classes and a certificate program in Holistic Health/Naturopathy in Maryland. The Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC) has reviewed the Washington Institute's classes and has determined that the Washington Institute of Natural Medicine can teach classes in Maryland.     Approved for continuing education through the American Alternative Medical Association    Accredited by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners      Instructor's Credentials   Jen Martinez-Bentley has 18 years of teaching experience. Doctor of Naturopathy                       September 1999           Nova International Doctor of Integrative Homeopathy    December 2007            National University of Therapeutics   Currently teaching at: Centura College in Chesapeake, VA              weekdays Washington Institute of Natural Medicine     weekends only   Qualified to teach the following courses: Anatomy & Physiology Aromatherapy Business and Ethics for Bodyworkers Chair Massage Deep Tissue Massage Herbal Medicine Holistic Medicine Holistic Nutrition Kinesiology Lymphatic Massage Meditation / Visualization Myofascial Therapy Myology Pregnancy Massage Reflexology Reiki and Chakra Balancing Shiatsu/Acupressure Spa Modalities including hydrotherapy Sports Massage Swedish Massage Traditional Chinese Medicine   Call to register: (202) 686-8202, (202) 237-7681, (301) 538-9540

Washington Institute of Natural Medicine     Class Hosted at: 3700 Mystic Ct., Olney, Maryland 20832     Primary Wellness Center in Washington, D.C.  www.NaturalHealthDC.com winmoffice@gmail.com (202) 686-8202

Holistic Health Program starting 1/17 in Silver Spring

Anatomy & Physiology Class   Holistic Health Certification Program Continuing education and prep class for Certification through the   American Naturopathic and Holistic Association (ANHA)     Become Certified as a   Holistic Health Practitioner   On Location or Live Online     This class is an independent module and can be taken out of sequence    This level familiarizes the student with each system of the human physiology and introduces the world of medical terminology. This level will help the student understand the client's description of symptoms and understand physician's diagnosis.   (Holistic Health Care Level 1) Anatomy & Physiology    Saturday January 17, 2015 10:00 am to 4:00 pm    $225.00 (Reduced from $325.00) no other discounts offered    Continuing Education Units: 7   Holistic Health Care Certification Program     Level $225 Each Holistic Health Care (HHC) Total cost $2,250 Class dates Makeup Olney location or Live Online Instructor I HHC1 -Anatomy & Physiology 01/17/15 Sat 01/18/15     Sun   JMB II HHC2 -Pathology & Detox 01/31/15 Sat 02/01/15   Sun   JMB III HHC3 -Aromatherapy &                      Herbal medicine 02/14/15 Sat 02/15/15     Sun   JMB IV HHC4 - Homeopathy & Energy Med 02/28/15 Sat 03/01/15     Sun   JMB V HHC5 - Iridology & Japanese Hara 03/14/15 Sat 03/15/15     Sun   JMB VI HHC6 - TCM Principles & Meridian theory    3/28/15 Sat 03/29/15     Sun   JMB VII HHC7 - Pulse & Tongue    04/11/15 Sat 04/12/15     Sun   JMB VIII HHC8 -Clinical I 05/09/15 Sat 05/10/15     Sun   JMB IX HHC9 -Clinical II 05/23/15 Sat 05/24/15     Sun   JMB X HHC10 -Clinical III 05/23/15 Sat 05/24/15     Sun   JMB Call 202-237-7681 to register          Upon completion students are eligible for certification through the Washington Institute of Natural Medicine and the American Naturopathic and Holistic Association The Washington Institute teaches continuing education classes and a certificate program in Holistic Health/Naturopathy in Maryland. The Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC) has reviewed the Washington Institute's classes and has determined that the Washington Institute of Natural Medicine is exempt from MHEC approval authority and therefore can teach in Maryland.      Approved for continuing education through the American Alternative Medical Association   Accredited by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners        Upon payment you will either report to our class location or you can participate through Live Online attendance with Adobe Connect.    Upon registering for the class let our representative know that you wish to attend Online.   Perfect for Nurses, Care Givers, Massage Therapists, and Aspiring Holistic Health Practitioners!   Receive continuing education credit and experiential learning credit towards an advanced health degree.   This course is required for the following degrees:   Integrative Homeopathy, Holistic Health, Holistic Massotherapy (Massage), Natural Health, Naturopathy and Naturopathology   www.HolisticDegrees.org       The Demand for Holistic Health Careers and Practitioners     The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine recently reported that approximately 38 percent of adults in the United States are using some form of complementary or alternative medicine (CAM). This includes the following types of treatment modalities: acupuncture  Ayurveda  biofeedback  diet-based therapies  energy healing  guided imagery  hypnosis  meditation massage therapy  kinesiology or movement therapies  natural products qi gong traditional healing yoga  holistic skin care or esthetics  According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' 2014-15 Occupational Outlook Handbook, the holistic health, alternative medicine and wellness industry has increased substantially since 2002, and all signs point to continued growth in the popularity of CAM through 2022.   A large number of people are willing to pay for this kind of health care, since CAM is usually not paid by health insurance. This growing demand makes it an excellent time to begin a career as a holistic health practitioner. See our Holistic Health Care Certification Program below.   Holistic Health Care Certification   Level 1: Anatomy and Physiology, and Medical Terminology. This level familiarizes the student with each system of the human physiology and introduces the world of medical terminology. This level will help the student understand the client's description of symptoms and understand physician's diagnosis.  Contact Hours: 7 Homework Hours: 6   Level 2: Detoxification and Pathology of Disease Learn the holistic or naturopathic perspective of disease. Learn the importance of detoxification and various detoxification protocols.    Contact Hours: 7   Homework Hours: 6   Level 3: Aromatherapy and Herbal Medicine The student will learn how to use essential oils and herbal remedies safely.  Ailments of the Digestive system, Circulatory system and Respiratory system will be discussed.    Contact Hours: 7   Homework Hours: 6   Level 4: Energy Medicine and Homeopathy The student will learn how to use the electromagnetic power of the body, and how to use Homeopathic remedies for acute and chronic ailments. Ailments of the Nervous system, Reproductive system and Urinary system will be discussed.  Contact Hours: 7   Homework Hours: 6   Level 5: Iridology and Japanese Hara Analysis The student will learn the analysis of the iris and how it relates to the human anatomy. The Hara Analysis is a tool used to determine the present status of each energy center. Ailments related to the Immune system will be discussed.    Contact Hours: 7   Homework Hours: 6   Level 6: Traditional Chinese Medicine The student will learn the philosophy and principles of TCM and will also learn the 12 major Meridians and their symptoms when out of balance.  Contact Hours: 7   Homework Hours: 6   Level 7: TCM Observations - Tongue & Pulse Analysis The student will learn how to interpret the appearance of the tongue in relation to various organs and how to feel for the pulse to determine the status of the client's health.  Contact Hours: 7   Homework Hours: 6   Level 8: Intro to Clinical -Treatment of Ailments I- Clinical Rotation - 4 cases The student will interview the client, perform observations (Face, Tongue and Hara), test remedies and make recommendations.   Level 9: Intermediate clinical - Treatment of Ailments II - Clinical Rotation - 3 cases The student will interview the client, perform observations (Face, Tongue, Hara & Iridology), test remedies and make recommendations.   Level 10: Advanced clinical - Treatment of Ailments III - Clinical Rotation - 3 cases The student will interview the client, perform observations (Face, Tongue, Hara, Iridology, & Pulse), test remedies and make recommendations.   The student must complete ten levels. Each level is an independent module; therefore, the student may take them out of sequence except for Level 8 -10 (clinical). After the completion of the program a student can sit for an exam with the American Naturopathic and Holistic Association. This course is a pre-requisite for our Naturopathy program, which is approved by the State of Maryland.   To register call 202-237-7681. Please register two weeks before first class date so that we can send the class materials before class.     Cost -$2,250 without books     ****    See a video on You Tube showing you the exam you will learn about:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNTexX3a6B0&feature=share&list=UUJo8QyXT4BQrLyslN9nSj8g    See our school approvals on You Tube:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OgRJFt0oAc&feature=share&list=UUJo8QyXT4BQrLyslN9nSj8g

Call to reserve your space!    Washington Institute of Natural Medicine Primary Wellness Center in Washington, D.C. www.NaturalHealthDC.com winmoffice@gmail.com (202) 686-8202

Pregnancy Massage & Infant Massage Class Jan 9 & 10

Skilled, nurturing touch is beneficial for moms and babies. This statement is validated by data from various studies.

 

Anthropological studies indicate that most of the world's peaceful cultures use touch prominently during pregnancy and early childhood. Studies conducted in 49 societies showed that there is an 80% correlation , in infant physical affection such as carrying or hugging and low crime and physical violence in adulthood including theft, torture and slavery.

 

In one study, pregnant women who received massage twice a week for 5 weeks experienced less anxiety and less leg and back pain, better sleep and moods improved. Their labor had fewer complications, created more bonding between mom and infant.

 

Pregnancy is a time when women need support and stress relief. Stress can compromise circulation to the baby, as much as 65%, resulting in lower fetal heart rate and blood oxygenation.

 

Individualized hands-on time with a somatic practitioner presents a potent experience of support and relaxation for a pregnant woman. Massage therapy provides an atmosphere that invites relaxation, nurturing and body awareness.

In the class you will practice draping, positioning and techniques used in pregnancy massage.  Contraindications, high-risk symptoms and physiological changes thru each trimester, and main muscle groups affected by physiological changes will be discussed.

  

This class includes practical experience.  Please be prepared to perform massage on each other.

The class will include lecture on the various benefits and cautions related to the stages of pregnancy.  The students will be able to practice techniques to help with low back pain, breathing, hip and leg pain.  Stress relieving techniques are also included in this class.  Students will also learn the benefits and cautions related to infant massage.

 

Students will view a demonstration of infant massage.

Jan 9 and 10, 2015

10am to 3pm both days

2 day class for

$325

                                                                      

Hosted at:

3700 Mystic Ct., Olney, MD 20832

Continuing Education Credit:  14 CEUs 

NCBTMB Provider for Continuing Education Washington Institute of Natural Medicine www.NaturalHealthDC.com winmoffice@gmail.com    Call to register: (202) 237-7681, (202) 686-8202, (301) 538-9540