Reflexology: The New Jersey Massage Method
with Larry Heisler, M.A., LMT

1 day, 9:30am-6pm, 8 credits, $200
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The secret to a great massage is sometimes found in the humblest of places!

Foot and hand work is something most massage therapists are weak in. For whatever reason, most schools gloss over this very important part to your massage. At our school, we teach that good foot and hand work can be the difference between a satisfied client and one that will go elsewhere. This class will help you hone your foot and hand work, giving you a new, fresh approach that will have your clients returning again and again for more. Our deep tissue/medical massage approach includes the neuromuscular trigger point work that will help eradicate pain and tension as in addressing plantar fasciitis or arthritic hand complaints and combine the most powerful shiatsu points on the legs and arms, feet and hands. The acupuncture/acupressure points in Japan are known as tsubos.  The specific tsubos called the Go, Gen, Sei points are one the secrets to an extraordinary session in Japanese shiatsu or Chinese Tui Na. This is not a reflexology class that requires a completely different serious course of study. The combination of trigger points and shiatsu makes it some of the most powerful foot and hand massage work you’ll ever experience.
Join us for a day of great foot and hand work!

Teacher excellent, he’s a master of his art. This was an excellent course! — Anonymous C.E. evaluation

Excellent, every time I come, I learn something new!!! — Luciano Diaz, LMT

Great class…will add great new techniques to my massage.  — Melissa Stein, LMT

PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO CLASS:

1 Fitted Sheet (bring an extra Blanket or Sheet if you tend to get cold)
Oil, lotion, cream
Hand Sanitizer

Notebook and Pen/Pencil
Bring lunch or Money to go out to lunch

ADDRESS: 3699 ROUTE 46 EAST, PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054

PARKING: PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN THE PARKING LOT ON A WEEKDAY. We are in a medical complex. The parking spots are for those patients that are infirmed and cannot walk. Please, park on the street behind the building. When leaving the rear parking lot, make a left turn, go halfway down the block, make a u-turn and come back to our building to park on the side, facing up the hill. It's a two-way street, so the cars must be on just one side of the street. Our side. Exception: Saturday & Sunday classes can park in the parking lot.

DIRECTIONS: Our entrance is right on Route 46. DO NOT take the right turn onto Hill Rd. Continue straight past Distinctively Outdoors and our building is right next door. There is a sign that says Parsippany Medical Complex.  We are in the front on the right. You will see our sign on the window.

Thank you for your registration. Please feel free to call with any questions. We look forward to seeing you.