Continuing Education at the Self Care Fair
Here's how Self Care Fair classes work:
When you register for the fair on our separate registration website, you'll have the opportunity to select which classes you wish to take on the day of the Fair. Details:
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Attendees typically take one class in the morning, and one in the afternoon (some classes are shorter and may allow you to take two back-to-back classes in the morning or afternoon).
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Classes range from 1-1/2 to 4 hours in length, depending on the topic.
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All classes break between Noon and 2pm for lunch / demos / vendor time.
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With exception to the CPR/First Aid class, the cost of all classes is included in your registration fee (the CPR class requires an extra fee for the card).
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One CEU will be granted for each hour of class (not applicable to non-CEU classes); instructors will provide certificates at the end of class.
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Some classes are held only once, others have a morning and an afternoon option.
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All classes are first come, first served. Because popular classes sell out fast, we encourage you to register and choose your preferred classes as soon as possible.
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If you change your mind about a class, please remove the class from your registration by logging back into the registration website—this allows someone else to fill your vacated seat.
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Please do not change classes on the day of the Fair. Instructors have already prepared your CE Certificate; making changes causes confusion and more work for us all.
Students and Current Massage School Instructors:
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You DO need to register.
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You do NOT need to select any classes—your $10 entry fee (refundable at the door) grants you walk-in *observational access* to ALL classes (except CPR)—except...
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You DO want to select the Discussion Panel option that we've tailored just for you!
If you wish to *participate* in a class, due to limited space, you would need to pay the full / general registration price.
The following classes were offered at Self Care Fair 2020
Class descriptions were provided on the registration site.
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Massage for the Medically Complex, Part 1 (morning), by Veronica Hildebrand, LMT, Oncology Speciality NCBTMB, S40M
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Practical Massage Techniques for the Medically Complex, Part 2 (afternoon; morning class is required to take this second part), by Veronica Hildebrand, LMT, Oncology Speciality NCBTMB, S40M
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Intro to Evidence-Informed Clinical Cupping (morning), by Heather Kew, RMT
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Clinical Cupping for Self Care (afternoon), by Heather Kew, RMT
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Massage Therapist's Introduction to Pharmacology (morning), by Ruth Werner, BCTMB
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Work Smarter, Not Harder, with Ligament Stimulation (morning or afternoon), by JoAnn Kovaly, LMT, NCPT
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Treating Hand Neuropathy with AIS (all day class), by Joshua Morton, LMT, MAISS, MMLT
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Identifying Neuromuscular Connections by Touching Hands (morning or afternoon), by Nancy Haller, MA, GCFP, BCMTB, LMTC
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Geriatric Massage Techniques for Seniors (morning or afternoon), by Sheila Alexander, LMBT
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Kinesiology Taping Redefined: Taping Movement, Not Muscle (morning or afternoon), by Stacy Thomas, LMT
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Meridian Reflexology for the LMT (morning or afternoon), by Tianne Curtiss, LMT, CR
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Animal Massage and Acupressure (morning), by Lola J. Michelin, LMT, LAMP, SAMP
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Herpes and Hep and Flu—OH MY! Public Health Issues for Massage Therapists (afternoon), by Ruth Werner, BCTMB
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Access Bars Therapy (morning), by Joy Bird Wilson, LMP, BP, BF
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Get Your Happy On Using Access Bars Tools (afternoon), by Michelle Fusman
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Introduction to Touch for PTSD Trauma (morning or afternoon) by Kimberly Reaves, CNHP, CHHC, LMT
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Multi-Layer Treatment for Neck, Shoulder, and Upper Extremity Pain (morning), by Jeffrey Forman, PhD
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Intro to Thai Massage on the Table (morning), by Kay Rynerson, LMT, RTT
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Thumbs-Free Massage: Foot Intensive (afternoon), by Kay Rynerson, LMT, RTT
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History of Massage: Evolution of Body Rollers (early morning), by Judy Calvert, NCBTMB #46
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History of Massage: Evolution of Vibrators and Vibrating Machines (mid morning), by Judy Calvert, NCBTMB #46
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Grow Your Practice with Electronic Health Records (morning), by Diana Thompson, LMT
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Who is This Person on Your Table? (morning or afternoon) by Taya Countryman, LMT
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Hot DNM Pillossage for Pain Relief and Self Care (morning), by Jason Erickson, BCTMB, CPT, BBA, BA
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Career Longevity through Injury Prevention (afternoon), by Teresa M. Matthews, LMT, CPT, BCTMB
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Using Cannabis Products in Massage Therapy (morning or afternoon), by Heidi DeAndrade, LMT
Non-CEU Credit Classes:
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CPR and First Aid Certification or Re-Certification (morning or afternoon), by Brian Kane
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Personal Injury Cases: How to get paid for what you do (morning), by the attorneys at Adler Giersch
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Personal Injury Cases: Effectively Charting Treatment (afternoon), by the attorneys at Adler Giersch