COURSE OFFERINGS
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Gross Anatomy Of The Hip & Thigh
1.5
Understanding & Assessing Piriformis Syndrome
1
Treating Piriformis Syndrome
Therapeutic Exercise: Sciatica & Piriformis Syndrome
Gross Anatomy Of The Forearm & Hand
Understanding & Assessing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) & Pronator Teres Syndrome (PTS)
Treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) & Pronator Teres Syndrome (PTS)
Therapeutic Exercise: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Therapeutic Exercise: Pronator Teres Syndrome
Understanding The Peripheral Nervous System
3
Compression Syndromes: Professional Considerations
Compression Syndromes: Forming A Treatment Plan
Understanding the Lymphatic System
Assessing Edema
Treating Edema
Gross Anatomy Of The Vertebral Column
Understanding & Assessing Hyperkyphosis
Treating Hyperkyphosis
Therapeutic Exercise: Hyperkyphosis
Understanding & Assessing Hyperlordosis
Treating Hyperlordosis
Therapeutic Exercise: Hyperlordosis
Therapeutic Exercise: Scoliosis
Treating Scoliosis
Understanding & Assessing Scoliosis
Understanding The Immune System
2
Understanding The Immune System: Professional Considerations
Certificate Program: Understanding The Patient: Trauma & Mental Health
Understanding Trauma & Mental Health
Trauma: Professional Considerations
Business Basics: Practical Considerations
Business Basics: Building A Physical Location
0.5
Business Basics: Marketing & Promotion
Business Basics: Creating A Business Plan
Treating The Pregnant Person: Anatomy & Physiology
Treating The Pregnant Person: Common Symptoms
Treating The Pregnant Person: Professional Considerations
Treating The Pregnant Person: Clinical Assessment
Treating The Pregnant Person: Cervical & Thoracic Spine
Treating The Pregnant Person: Abdominal Massage
Treating The Pregnant Person: Breast Massage
Treating The Pregnant Person: Low Back & The Pelvic Girdle
Treating The Pregnant Person: Edema
Introduction To Palliative Care
Palliative Care: Professional Considerations
Palliative Care: Treatment Techniques
Treating The Athlete: Understanding Sport Massage
Treating The Athlete: Pre-Event Sport Massage
Treating The Athlete: Post-Event Sport Massage
Treating The Athlete: Inter-Event Sport Massage
Gross Anatomy Of The Shoulder Girdle & Brachium
Certificate Program: Gross Anatomy Of The Lower Limb
Gross Anatomy Of The Leg, Ankle & Foot
Gross Anatomy Of The Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ)
Gross Anatomy Of The Thorax & Abdomen
Understanding Self-Myofascial Release
Self-Myofascial Release: Jaw
Self-Myofascial Release: Trunk & Vertebral Column
Self-Myofascial Release: Upper Limb
Self-Myofascial Release: Lower Limb
Clinical Assessment Of The Neck & TMJ
Clinical Assessment Of The Shoulder
Clinical Assessment Of The Elbow, Wrist & Hand
Clinical Assessment Of The Thoracic & Lumbar Spine
Clinical Assessment Of The Hip & Sacroiliac Region
Clinical Assessment Of The Knee, Ankle & Foot
Clinical Assessment: Neurological Testing
Hydrotherapy: Understanding Therapeutic Uses Of Water
Hydrotherapy: Incorporating H2O Into Your Practice
Hydrotherapy: Beyond Hot & Cold
Hydrotherapy: Contrast Applications
Cryotherapy: Understanding Therapeutic Uses Of Cold
Cryotherapy: Local Applications
Cryotherapy: Whole-Body Applications
Thermotherapy: Understanding Therapeutic Uses Of Heat
Thermotherapy: Local Applications
Thermotherapy: Whole-Body Applications
Understanding Reflexology
Reflexology: Professional Considerations
Reflexology: Self-Care Techniques
Reflexology: Warm-Up Techniques
Reflexology: Understanding Reflex Zones
Introduction To Taping & Support
Taping & Support For The Upper Limb
Taping & Support For The Lower Limb
Introduction To Meditation
Meditation: Professional Considerations
Meditation: Practical Application
Understanding Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy: Integrating Oils Into Treatment
Therapeutic Exercise: Osteoarthritis Of The Spine
Therapeutic Exercise: Osteoarthritis Of The Hip
Therapeutic Exercise: Osteoarthritis Of The Hand
Therapeutic Exercise: Osteoarthritis Of The Knee
Therapeutic Exercise: Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Dysfunction
Therapeutic Exercise: Lower Limb Bursitis
Therapeutic Exercise: Iliotibial (IT) Band Friction Syndrome
Therapeutic Exercise: Patellofemoral Syndrome
Therapeutic Exercise: Shin Splints
Therapeutic Exercise: Common Foot Conditions
Therapeutic Exercise: Anterior Pelvic Tilt
Therapeutic Exercise: Posterior Pelvic Tilt
Therapeutic Exercise: Trendelenburg Gait
Therapeutic Exercise: Rotator Cuff Tendonitis
Therapeutic Exercise: Frozen Shoulder
Therapeutic Exercise: SLAP Tear
Therapeutic Exercise: Upper Limb Bursitis
Therapeutic Exercise: Biceps Brachii Tendonitis
Therapeutic Exercise: Upper Limb Dislocation
Therapeutic Exercise: Medial & Lateral Epicondylitis
Therapeutic Exercise: Whiplash
Therapeutic Exercise: Torticollis
Therapeutic Exercise: Cervical Disc Dysfunction
Therapeutic Exercise: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS)
Certificate Program: Therapeutic Exercise: Strains
6
Therapeutic Exercise: Hip Strains
Therapeutic Exercise: Elbow Strains
Therapeutic Exercise: Shoulder Strains
Therapeutic Exercise: Cervical Strains
Therapeutic Exercise: Low Back Strains
Understanding the Cardiovascular System
Clinical Assessment of the TMJ: Advanced Understanding of ROM
2.5
Acupressure Treatment for Headaches
Acupressure Treatment for Low Back Pain
Acupressure Treatment for Shoulder Pain
Hot Stone Massage
Career Planning For The Massage Therapist
Nutrition For The Massage Therapist
Therapeutic Exercise: Functional Approach & Exercise Prescription
Website
Contact Details
eMail Address: info@seminarsforhealth.ca
Business Address:
Seminars for Health
100-1822 10th Avenue SW
Calgary Alberta
Canada T3C 0J8
Course Offerings and MTWPAM Equivalent Credits
Please note that MTWPAM CEUs do not generally include breaks over 15 minutes for the purposes of CEU calculations. Lunches without instruction are not considered learning time.
Includes these courses
Effective Tissue Manipulation (Online)
Orthopedic Massage of the Anterior Neck
Orthopedic Massage of the Posterior Neck
Orthopedic Massage of the Chest and Anterior Shoulder
Orthopedic Massage of the Rotator Cuff
Orthopedic Massage of the Hip and Thigh
Orthopedic Massage of the Leg and Foot
Orthopedic Massage of the Lumbar and SI Joint
Orthopedic Massage of the Forearm, Wrist and Hand
SFH™ Orthopedic Massage Part 1
SFH™ Orthopedic Massage Part 2
Reflexology Certificate Program for Manual Therapists
Diversify your practice and become a Certified Reflexologist through this CCMH professional development program. Open only to manual therapists, such as massage therapists, physiotherapists, nurses, chiropractors, and osteopaths, who already have a thorough knowledge of body systems, common pathologies, and their clinical presentations, this certificate program will allow for inclusion of FOOT REFLEXOLOGY into your existing practice.
The CCMH Certified Reflexology Certificate Program follows the curriculum of the Reflexology Association of Canada (RAC) and involves classroom training spread over 5 days, approximately 100 hours of at-home workbook completion and case study sessions, followed by a written and practical final exam. The entire program can be completed in as little as 6 months or as much as 1 year. Upon successful completion you are eligible to apply for membership with RAC and include this ever-growing modality in your clinic offerings.
Total Program Hours: 175 (Primary Credits, not including breaks over 30 minutes)
Total Program Cost: $1895, includes:
UPCOMING START DATES & SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
How to Register:
Register online at www.ccmhhalifax.com or by contacting Alumni Services at CCMH, alumni@ccmhhalifax.com.
Full tuition is due at the time of registration and is payable via e-transfer, debit, VISA, or MC.
Investment: $595.00
Times: Saturday & Sunday; 9am - 5pm (One Course Over Two Days)
CEUs: 14 units Category A / "Primary" Credits for MTWPAM
Register: HERE
Contact: peterstuart@me.com (902.452.4730)
This course is a specialized treatment-focused workshop aimed at enhancing participants' skills in utilizing light touch fascial therapy to balance the pelvis. By the end of this weekend course, participants will have a solid understanding of pelvic rebalancing and its impact on the body. They will possess the skills necessary to assess, treat, and create comprehensive treatment plans using light touch fascial therapy techniques. Additionally, participants will be equipped with home therapy strategies to enhance treatment outcomes and promote long-term wellness.
The course outline may be adjusted based on the specific requirements and time constraints, and may include additional practical sessions, case discussions, and Q&A.
Peter Stuart has been a massage therapist and educator since 1993, specializing in myofascial release within patient-centred therapy, treatment of chronic pain conditions, and transformation from the negative effects of trauma. He is the founder and lead instructor for Stuart Therapies & Seminars Inc.
✓ shorts or loose-fitting pants and sports bra/tank top as appropriate
✓ pen and notebook
✓ yoga mat or blanket for floor exercises
Oncology Massage Canada
CEUs: 15 Primary with MTWPAM
COST: 550 plus HST Introduction to Oncology Massage is designed for anyone who wants to meet the growing demand for knowledgeable, oncology massage-aware practitioners.
This 2-day in-person course is evidence-based and uses case studies to build a strong knowledge base and apply critical thinking to cover the foundations of oncology massage. Participants will complete the course having learned:
· Cancer treatments and their side effects
· Massage adaptation for any client affected by cancer
· Working with a compromised lymphatic system
· Advanced intake skills for a medically complex client
· Revisiting the therapeutic relationship
· Client-centred whole person care
Register: Oncology Canada - Courses
Information: Please email us at Oncology Canada
Date: Feb 22nd,
Please contact me to save your spot. Registration deadline is July 09th. 12 participants maximum.
Class time: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Location : Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy (Mumford Professional Centre Suite 180)
Cost: $250.00 and a $30.00, Non-refundable deposit (250.00 Total). Cash or E-transfer.
CEUs: 8.5 Primary (MTWPAM)
The course is designed in the following eight parts.
Please contact me to save your spot, at 902-449-7401 or Email me at sfoubert.rmt@outlook.com. Space is limited.
Shawn Foubert, RMT
Reiki (Master / Teacher), Certified Aromatherapist; Jade Hot/Cold Stone, Tui Na, Gua Sha, Indian Head Massage, Yoga, EFT and a host of other Modalities.
Date(s): July 26, July 27 (Two-Day Workshop)Class time: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm (both days)
Location : Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy (Mumford Professional Centre Ste 180)
Cost: $550.00 and a $30.00, Non-refundable deposit. Payment Methods: Cash or E-transfer.
Note: Registration Deadline is July 23, 12 participants maximum
CEUs: 17 Primary (MTWPAM)
The course is designed to be a brief history and then the rest of the two days is demonstration and hands on treatment. Tui Na a Western Approach, this practice has been performed since 2000 BC and falls under the umbrella of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
During the course I teach how to use its techniques on the whole body. I show techniques that incorporate Soft Tissue with Nerve settling, Stretching and Pressure Points at the same time to always limit the amount of discomfort to the client. It incorporates bone settling which can be thought to be like modern day Chiropractic, however we only teach it to a Grade 3 mobilizations to stay within our scope of practice as RMTS. It also has many of the same techniques that are like modern day Osteopathy, again all these techniques are within our scope of practice.
For me it’s a body saving form of practice as I am 63 and have been doing this for a total of 37 years. It helps me work with the body holistically, soft tissue with traction, stretching, mobilizations, acupressure, abdominal and viscera work, myofascial, all GSM techniques including tapôtement, which I feel is underutilized in today’s practices. It also uses a form of active release, GTO release, rib springing and TMJ external work. It is also the use of deep pressure instead of deep tissue once again to work with the body without causing a lot of pain.
I believe that corrections made using force won’t hold as well as those using finesse. Forceful corrections/manipulations don’t require the body’s permission or cooperation.
I am a yoga instructor and trained as a Trauma informed therapist and use this in my teaching. The yoga for home care and the knowledge of the body in motion aspect to incorporate when working with soft tissue injuries more intensely.
Please contact me to save your spot, at 902-449-7401 or Email me at sfoubert.rmt@outlook.com Space is limited.
Supplies needed are a set of sheets, a blanket and comfortable clothing (ex: sports shorts and sports top).
This is a certificate course.
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