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Become a CertifiedLypotherapist (Clt.)
February 25-28, 2009
Alternative Therapy Massage Center and School
NEWARK, DELAWARE
Lypossage® Zone 1 (Prerequisite to Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3): This course teaches qualified health services practitioners about the body contouring/cellulite treatment developed by Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, known as Lypossage®. It is a goal-oriented treatment that may help female clients reduce the look of cellulite and reduce dimension between the navel and the mid-thigh. There are also sections on ethical behavior (not an ethics class), assessments and special populations, and practice building. For those massage therapists who have disabilities or are interested in how equipment works in diminishing the look of cellulite the G5® Lypossage esthétiques® 3 Zone Massage Machine is also briefly taught in this class.
Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3 (Prerequisite is Lypossage® Zone 1): This course teaches the qualified health services provider about body contouring for the rest of the body, with a concentration on myofascial massage and lymphatic drainage. Zone 2 focuses between the navel and the clavicle, and includes the arms. Zone 3 is the head, neck and face, and facilitates the look of a 'natural face lift.' This is a 32 hour NCBTMB Approved Course.
COST: $1395 plus $399 Materials fee
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Sincerely,
Dawn Solko
Holistic Fitness and Massage, LLC
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Massage Continuing Education
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Become a CertifiedLypotherapist (Clt.)
February 25-28, 2009
Alternative Therapy Massage Center and School
NEWARK, DELAWARE
Lypossage® Zone 1 (Prerequisite to Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3): This course teaches qualified health services practitioners about the body contouring/cellulite treatment developed by Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, known as Lypossage®. It is a goal-oriented treatment that may help female clients reduce the look of cellulite and reduce dimension between the navel and the mid-thigh. There are also sections on ethical behavior (not an ethics class), assessments and special populations, and practice building. For those massage therapists who have disabilities or are interested in how equipment works in diminishing the look of cellulite the G5® Lypossage esthétiques® 3 Zone Massage Machine is also briefly taught in this class.
Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3 (Prerequisite is Lypossage® Zone 1): This course teaches the qualified health services provider about body contouring for the rest of the body, with a concentration on myofascial massage and lymphatic drainage. Zone 2 focuses between the navel and the clavicle, and includes the arms. Zone 3 is the head, neck and face, and facilitates the look of a 'natural face lift.' This is a 32 hour NCBTMB Approved Course.
COST: $1395 plus $399 Materials fee
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Sincerely,
Dawn Solko
Holistic Fitness and Massage, LLC
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| Save $180
Take Both Classes and Get 38 CEU's in one Weekend.
Just $1900 for both classes.
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Become a CertifiedLypotherapist (Clt.)
February 25-28, 2009
Alternative Therapy Massage Center and School
NEWARK, DELAWARE
Lypossage® Zone 1 (Prerequisite to Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3): This course teaches qualified health services practitioners about the body contouring/cellulite treatment developed by Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, known as Lypossage®. It is a goal-oriented treatment that may help female clients reduce the look of cellulite and reduce dimension between the navel and the mid-thigh. There are also sections on ethical behavior (not an ethics class), assessments and special populations, and practice building. For those massage therapists who have disabilities or are interested in how equipment works in diminishing the look of cellulite the G5® Lypossage esthétiques® 3 Zone Massage Machine is also briefly taught in this class.
Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3 (Prerequisite is Lypossage® Zone 1): This course teaches the qualified health services provider about body contouring for the rest of the body, with a concentration on myofascial massage and lymphatic drainage. Zone 2 focuses between the navel and the clavicle, and includes the arms. Zone 3 is the head, neck and face, and facilitates the look of a 'natural face lift.' This is a 32 hour NCBTMB Approved Course.
COST: $1395 plus $399 Materials fee
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Sincerely,
Dawn Solko
Holistic Fitness and Massage, LLC
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Become a CertifiedLypotherapist (Clt.)
February 25-28, 2009
Alternative Therapy Massage Center and School
NEWARK, DELAWARE
Lypossage® Zone 1 (Prerequisite to Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3): This course teaches qualified health services practitioners about the body contouring/cellulite treatment developed by Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, known as Lypossage®. It is a goal-oriented treatment that may help female clients reduce the look of cellulite and reduce dimension between the navel and the mid-thigh. There are also sections on ethical behavior (not an ethics class), assessments and special populations, and practice building. For those massage therapists who have disabilities or are interested in how equipment works in diminishing the look of cellulite the G5® Lypossage esthétiques® 3 Zone Massage Machine is also briefly taught in this class.
Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3 (Prerequisite is Lypossage® Zone 1): This course teaches the qualified health services provider about body contouring for the rest of the body, with a concentration on myofascial massage and lymphatic drainage. Zone 2 focuses between the navel and the clavicle, and includes the arms. Zone 3 is the head, neck and face, and facilitates the look of a 'natural face lift.' This is a 32 hour NCBTMB Approved Course.
COST: $1395 plus $399 Materials fee
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Sincerely,
Dawn Solko
Holistic Fitness and Massage, LLC
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Become a CertifiedLypotherapist (Clt.)
February 25-28, 2009
Alternative Therapy Massage Center and School
NEWARK, DELAWARE
Lypossage® Zone 1 (Prerequisite to Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3): This course teaches qualified health services practitioners about the body contouring/cellulite treatment developed by Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, known as Lypossage®. It is a goal-oriented treatment that may help female clients reduce the look of cellulite and reduce dimension between the navel and the mid-thigh. There are also sections on ethical behavior (not an ethics class), assessments and special populations, and practice building. For those massage therapists who have disabilities or are interested in how equipment works in diminishing the look of cellulite the G5® Lypossage esthétiques® 3 Zone Massage Machine is also briefly taught in this class.
Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3 (Prerequisite is Lypossage® Zone 1): This course teaches the qualified health services provider about body contouring for the rest of the body, with a concentration on myofascial massage and lymphatic drainage. Zone 2 focuses between the navel and the clavicle, and includes the arms. Zone 3 is the head, neck and face, and facilitates the look of a 'natural face lift.' This is a 32 hour NCBTMB Approved Course.
COST: $1395 plus $399 Materials fee
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Sincerely,
Dawn Solko
Holistic Fitness and Massage, LLC
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Become a CertifiedLypotherapist (Clt.)
February 25-28, 2009
Alternative Therapy Massage Center and School
NEWARK, DELAWARE
Lypossage® Zone 1 (Prerequisite to Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3): This course teaches qualified health services practitioners about the body contouring/cellulite treatment developed by Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, known as Lypossage®. It is a goal-oriented treatment that may help female clients reduce the look of cellulite and reduce dimension between the navel and the mid-thigh. There are also sections on ethical behavior (not an ethics class), assessments and special populations, and practice building. For those massage therapists who have disabilities or are interested in how equipment works in diminishing the look of cellulite the G5® Lypossage esthétiques® 3 Zone Massage Machine is also briefly taught in this class.
Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3 (Prerequisite is Lypossage® Zone 1): This course teaches the qualified health services provider about body contouring for the rest of the body, with a concentration on myofascial massage and lymphatic drainage. Zone 2 focuses between the navel and the clavicle, and includes the arms. Zone 3 is the head, neck and face, and facilitates the look of a 'natural face lift.' This is a 32 hour NCBTMB Approved Course.
COST: $1395 plus $399 Materials fee
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Sincerely,
Dawn Solko
Holistic Fitness and Massage, LLC
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Massage Continuing Education
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Become a CertifiedLypotherapist (Clt.)
February 25-28, 2009
Alternative Therapy Massage Center and School
NEWARK, DELAWARE
Lypossage® Zone 1 (Prerequisite to Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3): This course teaches qualified health services practitioners about the body contouring/cellulite treatment developed by Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, known as Lypossage®. It is a goal-oriented treatment that may help female clients reduce the look of cellulite and reduce dimension between the navel and the mid-thigh. There are also sections on ethical behavior (not an ethics class), assessments and special populations, and practice building. For those massage therapists who have disabilities or are interested in how equipment works in diminishing the look of cellulite the G5® Lypossage esthétiques® 3 Zone Massage Machine is also briefly taught in this class.
Lypossage® Zones 2 & 3 (Prerequisite is Lypossage® Zone 1): This course teaches the qualified health services provider about body contouring for the rest of the body, with a concentration on myofascial massage and lymphatic drainage. Zone 2 focuses between the navel and the clavicle, and includes the arms. Zone 3 is the head, neck and face, and facilitates the look of a 'natural face lift.' This is a 32 hour NCBTMB Approved Course.
COST: $1395 plus $399 Materials fee
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Sincerely,
Dawn Solko
Holistic Fitness and Massage, LLC
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| Save $180
Take Both Classes and Get 38 CEU's in one Weekend.
Just $1900 for both classes.
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1.5 Continuing Education categories
1.5.1 “Core course” means a continuing education course with a subject matter within the “practice of massage and bodywork,” which contributes to the professional competency of the massage/bodywork therapist or massage technician. Core courses must be designed to maintain, improve, or expand skills and knowledge or to develop new and relevant skills and knowledge.
1.5.2 “Elective course” means a continuing education course with a subject matter that is outside the “practice of massage and bodywork,” which does not directly contribute to the professional competency of the massage/bodywork therapist or massage technician. Elective courses must have one of the following subject matters: modalities outside the “practice of massage and bodywork,” personal growth and self-improvement, business management, anatomy, or physiology.
1.6 “CPR certification” means a valid Heartsaver® CPR Certification or its equivalent issued by the American Heart Association, a valid Adult CPR Certification or its equivalent issued by the American Red Cross, or a valid Standard CPR Certification or its equivalent issued by the National Safety Council.
7.0 Continuing Education (CE)
7.1 Renewal Requirements. Massage/bodywork therapists shall complete 24 hours of approved CE during each biennial licensing period, except as otherwise provided in these regulations. Massage technician shall complete 12 hours of approved CE during each biennial licensing period, except as otherwise provided in these regulations. Completion of the required CE hours is a prerequisite for renewing a license or certificate. Hours earned in a biennial licensing period in excess of those required for renewal may not be credited towards the hours required for renewal in any other licensing period.
7.1.1 Calculation of Hours. For academic course work, correspondence courses, or seminar/workshop instruction, one hour of acceptable CE shall mean 50 minutes of actual instruction. One academic semester hour shall be equivalent to 15 CE hours; one academic quarter hour shall be equivalent to 10 CE hours.
7.1.2 If, during a licensing period, an individual certified by the Board as a massage technician is issued a license as a massage/bodywork therapist, the CE requirement for that licensing period is as follows:
7.1.2.1 If the license is issued more than 12 months prior to the next renewal date, the licensee shall complete 24 hours of acceptable CE during the licensing period.
7.1.2.2 If the license is issued less than 12 months prior to the next renewal date, the licensee shall complete 12 hours of acceptable CE during the licensing period.
7.2 Candidates for renewal who were first licensed or certified 12 months or less before the date of renewal are exempt from the CE requirement for the period in which they were first licensed or certified.
7.3 Content. Therapists and technicians may:
7.3.1 Fulfill all of their CE requirements with approved Core courses.
7.3.2 Fulfill 25% of their CE requirements with approved Elective courses.
7.3.3 Fulfill 50% of their CE requirements with Board-approved courses conducted online, by video replay, video- or tele-conference, correspondence, or mail. This allowance is subject to the limitation of Elective courses in regulation 7.3.2.
7.4 Board approval.
7.4.1 NCBTMB- and AMTA-approved CE courses are automatically approved for content. This provision is subject to the requirements and limitations under regulation 7.3.
7.4.2 To obtain credit for CE courses not approved by NCBTMB or AMTA, those courses must be approved by the Board before submission of a renewal application. CE course participants or providers may apply for pre-approval of courses by submitting a written request to the Board that must include a program agenda, a syllabus indicating the time spent on each topic, the names and resumes of the presenters, and the number of CE hours and category requested. The Board reserves the right to approve less than the number of hours requested or to approve a course in a different category than requested.
7.4.3 Self-directed activity. The Board may approve credit for self-directed activities, including, but not limited to teaching, research, and preparation or presentation of professional papers and articles. Licensees may apply for pre-approval of self-directed activities by submitting a written request for pre-approval that must include an outline of the scope of the activity, the number of CE hours and category requested, the anticipated completion date, the role of the licensee in the case of multiple participants (e.g. research), and whether any part of the self-directed activity has ever been previously approved or submitted for credit by the same licensee.
7.4.4 Course preparation and instruction. The Board may approve up to six additional CE credits, on an hour for hour basis, to instructors for their initial preparation and presentation of an approved CE course (e.g. an instructor preparing and presenting an eight hour course for the first time may receive up to six additional credit hours.) This provision remains subject to the limitations of regulation 7.3.2.
7.4.5 Board approval of a licensee’s CE hours in a modality is not a Board endorsement of the licensee’s competence to practice that modality.
7.5 Verification.
7.5.1 Verification of CE hours shall be by attestation. Attestation shall be completed electronically if the renewal is accomplished online. Alternatively, the attestation of completion may be submitted by paper renewal forms. Requests for paper renewal forms must be directed to the Division.
7.5.2 Post-Renewal Audit. The Board will conduct random audits of renewal applications to ensure the veracity of attestations and compliance with the renewal requirements. Licensees selected for the random audit shall submit CE course attendance verification in the form of a certificate of attendance or completion that must be signed by the course presenter or by a designated official of the sponsoring organization. Licensees shall retain their CE course attendance documentation for each licensure period and for at least one year after renewal. Licensees found to be deficient or found to have falsely attested may be subject to disciplinary proceedings and may have their license suspended or revoked. Licensees renewing during the late renewal period pursuant to regulation 5.0 shall be audited.
IMPORTANT!!!! INFORMATION REGARDING CEU'S IN DELAWARE
If you would like to see a listing of courses and instructors approved by the Delaware State Board please go to http://www.dpr.delaware.gov/boards/massagebodyworks/education.shtml
CPR Classes Offered in Delaware
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION :
| Bayhealth Medical Center - Kent General Hospital |
640 S State St
Dover, DE 19901 |
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302-744-7135 |
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Heartsaver CPR |
| Delaware Health and Social Services - Stockley Center |
26351 Patriots Way
Georgetown, DE 19947 |
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302-934-8031 x-358 |
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Heartsaver CPR |
| Make-A-Difference Training Center |
12 Rivers End West Drive
Claymont, DE 19703 |
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(302) 792-0542 |
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Heartsaver CPR |
| University Of Delaware |
Hullihen Hall
Newark, DE 19716 |
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(302) 831-8475 |
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Heartsaver CPR |
Website for Red Cross: http://www.redcrossdelmarva.org/community_education.htm
USE THIS LINK for info on Continuing Education offered through the AMTA:
http://www.amtamassage.org/learnnearn
www.amtamassage.org/cont_edu.html
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