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Continuing Education
WNWSM proudly offers CE's to help you grow and come together as a community. If you are interested in teaching a modality, please contact us at info@wnwsm.com.
Introduction to Craniosacral Massage
With Brandy Bilkovich, LMT
Tuesday, April 25th, 10-2 PM 4 CE's
$100
Massage has been a part of Brandy's life since I she 6 weeks old. Her mother and pediatrician thankfully understood the benefits massage would have on her overall health. This early experience, combined with the desire to help others inspired her to get her massage license in 1999. She would say that her massage style is geared to treatment massage, whether that is treatment to quiet the mind and body or treatment to alleviate pain and dysfunction.
She has more than 20 years of experience as a Massage Instructor and has taught all subject matters, She's also been able to write Massage Curriculum for Massage Schools around the country.
Craniosacral massage is a gentle technique that helps balance the Cranio Sacral Fluid (CSF) throughout our Central Nervous System. By tapping into the waves of CSF, the practitioner can help guide the client into a deeper state of relaxation and balance throughout the body. Brandy is excited to share some techniques you can add to your table routine immediately after taking her class.
Elevate your Esthetic Facial Game
with Becky West, LMT and Leah Jirsa, LMT
License: MA00019888 and MA00009153
Monday, May 8 10-2 PM
$100
Becky and Leah teach this class geared towards Estheticians to bring new massage techniques to your existing facial experience.
Do you clients melt when you work on their shoulders? Have they asked you for longer massage sessions during the facial?
You might be surprised how a few new strokes can set you apart from your peers! Registration is open to all skill levels.
If you are a current Esthetic student, you may qualify for a discount on this class. Please email info@wnwsm.com to find out more details.
Full Body Stretch Adapted to Table
10-2 PM
Thursday, June 8th
$120
My name is Lacey Sawyer I've been a licensed massage therapist for 14 years and I love what I do. The best way to describe me is a happy positive person, I am always smiling and cheering others on. My absolute passion I found about 3-4 yrs into my career is teaching. I love to teach and when I get in front of a class and share my knowledge a whole different side of me shows up I become energized and full of life, I think that's why students love my classes so much. The thing that brings me the most joy about what I do is that it's an exchange, the more I teach the more I learn now that is something worth getting excited about!
Introduction to Ayurvedic Champi Head Massage
Nickole Thornton Gonzales, LMT
NW Ayurveda
License: MA60002613
With Nickole Gonzales, LMT
Date TBD
$125
Nickole Thornton Gonzales is the founder of NW Ayurveda in Seattle, Washington. She is a Certified Ayurvedic Practitioner for twenty-one years, Certified Massage Therapist, Yoga Instructor, Ritual Facilitator. She travels to various Yoga, Ayurvedic, and Massage centers across the United States, Mexico, and Bahamas providing Lectures, Workshops, Retreats, Consultations, and Panchakarma.
Champi is known as Indian head massage, an alternative medicine massage that is invigorating, using a variety of techniques and pressure. Benefits of Champi Head Massage are:
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Increases mobility and flexibility in neck and shoulders
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helps prevent migraines, headaches and back pain
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Promotes hair growth Improves blood circulation
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Detoxifies the body by stimulating lymphatic drainage
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Relieves sleeplessness, restlessness and insomnia
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Reduces symptoms of anxiety and depression
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Renews energy levels
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Boosts memory capabilities
Nickole enjoys sharing her love of Ayurveda in a way that is applicable to everyday life. She looks forward to assisting you with Prevention, Longevity, Healthy, Body, Mind, and Digestion.
Dynamic Silicone Cupping
Christine, LMT
License: MA
Thursday, July 27th 4 CE's 10-2 PM
$125
How can you lift muscles and fascia without petrissage? What do you try when a client's muscle tension and adhesions are chronically an issue?
With the use of cupping, therapists will lift tissues instead of pushing on them. This simple tool has many benefits, including improved localized tissue circulation, tender and trigger point release, stress relief and increased fascial plasticity.
Each student will receive a set of 6 silicone massage cups to take home and start using right away in your practice!
Learn how to add dynamic cupping to your table massage, in a variety of areas and for different reasons. This is a fantastic self care tool for LMT's forearms, shoulders and tight fascial bands.
Things to bring to class include:
Set of twin sheets with pillow case
Blanket for comfort
Wear comfortable massage clothes with a sports bra and sport shorts. A tanktop would be helpful as well.
Food and vessel for water or tea
