Continuing Education

The Wisconsin School of Massage Therapy, Inc. is approved by the national Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider.  We achieved this status in February, 2007.  Our seminars are available at our location in Germantown, Wisconsin, and also as a class brought to your location.  We are interested in providing quality continuing education in any part of the United States and possibly in other parts of the world.  Please contact us for information about bringing a seminar to you at:  info@wsmt.org or by calling our office 262-250-1276. 

WSMT Seminars Currently Offered

"Just wondering what other continuing ed. classes you will be offering soon.  I would love to work and learn again - with you and your staff. You guys rock!" Lena H.

Ethics & Spirituality Yes, there is still room in this class!  Call us to let us know if you are coming.  You can bring your fee and registration to class.

Come explore this important view of our ethical responsibility.

When? Tuesday, 6/29/10 9:00-3:30 with a 30 minute lunch break.

Where?  At the Wisconsin School of Massage Therapy
Conveniently located in the Village Plaza at Mequon Road and Western Avenue in Germantown.

Who?  Your instructor is Mary McCluskey, Wisconsin Certified Massage Therapist and Director of the Wisconsin School of Massage Therapy. 

How?  This class gives you 6 continuing education hours of ethics approved by the NCBTMB.  We will include Category V work so your requirement is fulfilled.  Many massage therapists have become interested in spiritual adjuncts to massage therapy.  How does this impact the massage therapy session and what is the right ethical use of such matters?

Sign up today by filling out the registration form and mailing it to WSMT with the complete fee of $60.00. 

Fascial Yielding I:  Upper Body Techniques

Myofascial work strengthens your therapeutic skills.

When? New dates are being planned.  Stay tuned!   8:30a.m. - 5:00p.m. with a 30 minute lunch break both days.  

Where?  At the Wisconsin School of Massage Therapy
Conveniently located in the Village Plaza at Mequon Road and Western Avenue in Germantown.

Who?  Your instructor is Mary McCluskey, Wisconsin Certified Massage Therapist and Director of the Wisconsin School of Massage Therapy.  She has been using this modality in her work for 9 years.

How?  This class gives you 16 continuing education hours of training in fascial yielding approved by the NCBTMB.  Fascial yielding is a form of soft tissue therapy intended for pain relief, increasing range of motion and balancing the body. This class includes an introduction to fascia and how it works as well as hands-on techniques for the upper body.  You will enjoy adding this important work to your professional toolbox.

Sign up today by filling out the registration form and mailing it to WSMT with the complete fee of $250.00. Those registering before 4/30/2010 pay only $225 full tuition! 

 

 

 

Text Box: Caring for Clients with Cancer Simple Steps to Safe, Effective Massage Therapy 3-Day Intensive Course August 20-22, 2010 ê Milwaukee, WI ê 24 CE hrs Tuition: $420 if paid by July 23, 2010, $470 thereafter (further discounts available with volunteer massage commitment) At CORE/El Centro, (414) 384-2673; www.core-elcentro.org To register, call Lori at (262)782-0226 or email- loribaldwin@wi.rr.com For additional information, also visit www.tracywalton.com ê Expand awareness of the cancer journey ê Take home client forms and clear intake questions ê Adapt massage to cancer treatments and complications ê Practice interviewing and hands-on work in a supervised clinic ê Learn in a lively, fun, supportive environment Tracy Walton, LMT, MS, is an educator, researcher, and writer in massage and cancer care. She is the author of a textbook, Medical Conditions and Massage Therapy (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2010), and helped develop the award-winning DVD, “Touch, Caring, and Cancer.” She has worked in private practice, hospital and spa settings since 1990. In 2003, the AMTA named her Teacher of the Year. In her classroom, Tracy warmly welcomes and reaches massage therapists from all levels of training.

Hot Stone Therapy
Here is a chance for you to add this exciting modality to your repertoire.

When?  New dates coming soon!

                       

Where? At the Wisconsin School of Massage Therapy
Conveniently located in the Village Plaza at Mequon Road and Western Avenue in Germantown.

Who? Your instructors are Alesia Streff, WCMT, Robin Wenninger, WCMT and/or Mary McCluskey, WCMT. Alesia, Robin, and Mary are instructors for WSMT. See their bios.

How? This NCBTMB approved class gives you 16 continuing education hours of training in thermal therapies bodywork. Class is additionally approved by the North Dakota Board of Massage Therapy.  It includes everything from time and guidance at Lake Michigan’s shore selecting your very own stones to hands-on demonstrations and guided practice using your stones. You will enjoy learning to work with these tools in your hands and your body will luxuriate in receiving this work from a fellow therapist.

Sign up today by filling out the registration form and mailing it to WSMT with the complete fee of $200.00.