Wear comfortable clothing, bring a fitted sheet and pillowcase or face cradle cover, bolster or pillow recommended. Recommended texts: Anatomy Trains by Myers and Trail Guide to the Body by Biel. Instructor will provide handouts needed for the class.

Wear comfortable clothing, bring a fitted sheet and pillowcase or face cradle cover, bolster or pillow recommended. Recommended texts: Anatomy Trains by Myers and Trail Guide to the Body by Biel. Instructor will provide handouts needed for the class.

Required Text: Aromatherapy for Bodyworkers, by Shutes & Weaver. Aromatherapy kit from part 1,2 and 3, a bath towel, and writing materials. Bring Aromatherapy essential oils from Part 1,2 and 3, a bath towel, and writing materials.

Flat sheet, pad or blanket, 2 pillow cases or hand towels. Work is done on the floor, so if you want them, bring 2 small pillows or bolster, and 1 or 2 regular pillows. Class will include a one hour lunch break so students are encouraged to bring their own lunch. Please wear soft clothing, no blue jeans or metal belts, etc. Also note that this class is contraindicated for pregnant women. Thank you.

1. LINENS: 1 set for class2. MASSAGE TABLE (if unavailable at class venue)3. Small PILLOW for Head4. LEG BOLSTER5. 1 BREAST DRAPE: lightweight beach towel or large pillowcases are fine6. Unscented MASSAGE OIL in non-spillable bottleWHAT TO WEAR: Wear stretchy shirt or sports bra that allows easy palpation through fabric. Note about breast massage in class:ÊIf you feel inhibited, ashamed, or insecure abouttouching oneÕs own or othersÕ breasts, youÕre not alone! In this class, weÕll cultivate anenvironment of respect and curiosity about these potent glands that have the capacity to providea complete food specifically designed for each individual baby. We will acknowledge both ouranxiety and enthusiasm. Come discover the comfort and relief that comes of honoring breastswith massage!Ê We will practice self-breast massage, draped or clothed massage, as well asmostly practice undraped directly on skin, so that you can see, feel, and experience what yourclients will experience. If this is of concern to you, please contact Leslie to discuss it before youregister.

Writing materials and textbook (Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Manual). CPR cards will be mailed to you 2 weeks after class completion.

Sheet, blanket, meditation cushion or pillow, writing materials. Wear comfortable clothes (no jeans). REQUIRED TEXT: Dixon, Myofasical Massage, 2007RECOMMENDED TEXTS: Milne, Hugh, Heart of Listening Vol.1 and Vol.2,

Wear loose comfortable clothing, no jeans

Writing Materials Material covers the following content:-Professional Ethics, communications and boundaries-Somatic Education

Writing materials, linens, pillow. Wear comfortable clothing

Bath Towel

sheets, oil, heating pad, 4 washcloths, 2 towels, 1 ace bandage, 1+ massage tools, 1 tennis-sized ball, 2 free weights: 2 - 4 lbs or 2 soup cans, a plastic bag to carry wet linens, and note-taking materials. Recommended textbook: Modern Hydrotherapy for Massage Therapists by Sinclair

sheets, breast drape, no lotion or oil, pillow or bolster as needed

see FAQ NOTE: All materials must be brought for class on Friday. FAQs - What materials will be needed? - 3-ring binder - Journaling materials - Unscented lotion or oil (no containers that require dipping) - 2 sets of clean linen (please, no heavily-scented detergents) - 1 clean beach towel or blanket for client warmth (Day 3 only) - 1 bath towel and 2 hand towels - 2 clean pillows - clean, bag (lg garbage bag, okay)  - Alcohol-based hand cleaner (such as Purell)Please arrive at least 20 minutes early on the first day to if you need to complete any final registration tasks. Class will begin on time each day. LunchLunch each day is one hour long and will be approximately mid-way through the day. It is sometimes more relaxing to bring a brown bag lunch than to eat out, especially on day 3, which is usually Sunday. However, there are food establishments nearby. Please bring snacks if needed to maintain blood sugar level. (Quiet snacks for consumption in the classroom are much appreciated!) Required ReadingBecause each minute of time available to us in class is precious, some advanced reading is required from Medicine Hands: Massage for People Living with Cancer, 3rd Ed. (2014. Prior familiarity with some of the subject matter will allow class time to be spent in deeper discussion of the material. The following sections should be read before attending class: REQUIRED CHAPTERS: 4,5,7 AND 8 of Medicine Hands 3rd Ed. (2014)Special NeedsParticipants with hearing or visual impairments or other physical handicaps may wish to contact the instructor at least 2 weeks prior to the start of class to to identify themselves and to arrange for special learning needs. In this way, a learning plan can be created in order to enhance the participants learning. The same is true for those with learning disabilities. Arrangements can be made ahead of time for these participants to receive the handouts. Additionally, the instructor consistently reinforces the key concepts of the training and presents the material at a slow pace. This helps all students, especially those with learning disabilities. Clinic experience Ð Day 3/Dress and GroomingThe culminating experience of the weekend will be to massage someone who has been in treatment or may presently be in treatment for cancer. Please bring clothes that are suitable for working with members of the public. Therapists often wear a scrub top or polo shirt with a massage insignia on the chest pocket. Of course, short shorts and necklines that reveal cleavage are not appropriate. Scent-free zoneMany people are sensitive to the scents used in shampoos, perfumes and detergent. Please be mindful of this when preparing to come to class.

sheets, lotion (not oil), bolsters

CE Credits for Psychologists, Marriage and Family Therapists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Licensed Personal Counselors are also available for this workshop upon request (additional CE fees apply). Requests must be made directly to Teacher at least 14 days prior to the class. Participants should bring a yoga mat, 3-4 standard sized pillows and a blanket to the workshop.**Workshop not suitable for pregnant women.

Sheets, towel/pillow case for draping, face cradle cover, small hand towel or washcloth, lotion (not oil), a kinesiology text. Wear comfortable clothing. Optional: T-bar set if you have your own.

Sheets, towel/pillow case for draping, face cradle cover, small hand towel or washcloth, lotion (not oil), a kinesiology text. Wear comfortable clothing. Optional: T-bar set if you have your own.

Cloth face cradle cover. optional: an On-Site chair if you have one (please call and let us know if you do) Onsite Chair massage classes do not require linens, oils, or lotions. If you are ill, feeling ill, or have an injury that would impair your ability to participate, please contact the instructor prior to attending this class.

1. Linens: 1 set massage table sheets and 1 breast drape (small bath towel or large pillow case works). 2. Unscented oil or lotion in non-spillable bottle. (NO SCENTS!) Sesame oil (not roasted!) is useful if you have that.3. Bolsters: Leg bolster plus 2 other standard pillows. IF you have the BODY SUPPORT SYSTEM body cushion and bolster you can bring that.4. Pen/pencil/or computer for notes.5. Full Apron with pocket for oil/lotion bottle, if desired.6. Wear loose stretchy attire; we will be doing stretches and exercises in class.7. Long scarf/shawl/sarong8. If you have LeslieÕs text: Nurturing Massage for Pregnancy, please read chapters 11-13 before class.9. An item to put on a Mother Altar... something that represents mother/mothering/ ancestors to you.OPTIONAL:¥ Lunch if needed.¥ Learn the names of your maternal grandmothers as far back as you can.¥ Find out something about your birthÑhow was labor for your mother? Any medications? Anycomplications? Who was present at the birth?

Wear comfortable clothes, including layers, wear comfortable shoes if you need them for support, bring yoga mat (if you wish, not required) and pillow to sit on

lotion, blanket, large pillow, bottom sheet, 2 towels, water bottle

2 sheets. If available please bring one or more pictures of yourself when you were young (from baby to teenager) and of one or two people who are dear to you. Additional retreat information is included. October 22, 2018 is the deadline to cancel registration to receive a refund.

2 sheets. Additional retreat information is included. April 30, 2019 is the deadline to cancel registration to receive a refund.

Required Texts: Shiatsu I Handbook, Cleaver and Healing Massage Techniques -- 5th Ed., Tappan . Please bring to each class (inc 1st): sheets, blankets, standard-size pillow, pillowcases (2).

sheets, blankets, bolsters, comfortable clothing, trim nails short.

Shiatsu Tutorial Registration Process: Around week 6, Eastern Focus students will be arranging for their Tutorials with the Shiatsu instructor. They will have a Shiatsu Tutorial Form for us to fill out, which they then take to their instructor so they can verify payment. A class registration form needs to be filled out as well, and turned in to the Registrar. As with other classes, PIF's and payment plan students will not pay at registration time. Quarterly payment students need to pay for this class at the time of registration.

There is a PRE-class assignment: Review the Oregon Board website pages on initial licensure, the Boarderline (found in Publications), and most current meeting minutes. Bring 2 interesting take-aways to class.

pillow, queen-size sheet/blanket, water bottle, writing materials. Please bring an item to share each day for a potluck lunch. Remember to wear loose, comfortable clothing (no blue jeans, jewelry or belts with a lot of metal) and to have your nails trimmed short.

Linens, 2 small pillows, leg bolster, 1 breast drape (ilightweight beach towel or large pillowcases ok), unscented massage oil/creme in spill-proof bottle. Please remember to wear stretchy fitted clothing that allows for easy palpation of bones/muscles. Jeans and tight leggings are not advised. Recommended reading: The Female Pelvis by Blandais Calais-Germain

sheets, lotion (not oil), bolsters or pillows