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Kevin Clark's discussion was featuredUpper Valley Networking Event for Massage Therapists and Massage Therapy Students
Please pass on to other massage therapists ... Would you like to network with other massage therapist & bodywork professionals? If so, you are invited to an exciting networking event on: Sunday, October 21st from 1 - 3 pm at YogaPiphany Yoga Studio/Epiphany Natural Health 103 Hanover Street Lebanon, NH (Located above Stone Arch Bakery, State Farm, & Upper Valley Chiropractic) Hello, we would love to network with other massage therapist and bodywork professionals in the area. We know…See More
Kevin Clark added a discussion to the group New Hampshire BodyworkersUpper Valley Networking Event for Massage Therapists and Massage Therapy Students
Please pass on to other massage therapists ... Would you like to network with other massage therapist & bodywork professionals? If so, you are invited to an exciting networking event on: Sunday, October 21st from 1 - 3 pm at YogaPiphany Yoga Studio/Epiphany Natural Health 103 Hanover Street Lebanon, NH (Located above Stone Arch Bakery, State Farm, & Upper Valley Chiropractic) Hello, we would love to network with other massage therapist and bodywork professionals in the area. We know…See More
Kevin Clark commented on Kevin Clark's group New Hampshire Bodyworkers"Congratulations, Bethany. Welcome aboard--and all that stuff!"
Bethany Reed commented on Kevin Clark's group New Hampshire Bodyworkers"Hi everybody, I'm very excited to say that I am now licensed in the state of New Hampshire!!! I went on vacation to Rollinsford, NH to see my brother & his wife & came back to a license :D Now to figure out what to do with…"
Bethany Reed commented on Kevin Clark's group New Hampshire Bodyworkers"I must say, y'all are so much more helpful than Illinois lol. The state makes everything sound like "trade secrets" here, so far NH is much more welcoming & open to helping. I like it :D
Do y'all have any…"
Daniel Cohen commented on Kevin Clark's group New Hampshire Bodyworkers"Yes it is confusing and I'm not sure what I would be prohibited from doing if I do Thai Massage & Lomi Lomi as an Asian Bodyworker. I guess it would prevent me from using non Asian brand names in advertising but not much other difference.…"
Kevin Clark commented on Kevin Clark's group New Hampshire Bodyworkers"Hi Daniel. I can understand why having two different bodywork licenses causes confusion. The current system came about due to a political process. The result has advantages and disadvantages. Which way the scale tips depends…"
Michael Huber commented on Kevin Clark's group New Hampshire Bodyworkers"If they wind up not accepting the CE's, my school has a 40 hour A&P course that the state will definitely accept, but hopefully they will accept the CE as that will be a lot easier and cost effective. Hope you get your license soon!"
Bethany Reed commented on Kevin Clark's group New Hampshire Bodyworkers"Thanks for the help & feedback everyone. The reason I'm asking is in Illinois I'm a certified Reflexologist, and I love it! I don't want to stop practicing Reflexology, but I do more massage & bodywork practices in…"
Daniel Cohen commented on Kevin Clark's group New Hampshire Bodyworkers"So if I want to do John Barnes MFR I need to have a massage license but if I want to do similar work from Hwal Bup Do I need the Asian Bodywork one. Another example is if I do Manual Lymph Drainage it would be massage but if I do Lymph Drainage from…"
Profile Information
- What is your website?
- http://www.linkedin.com/pub/kevin-clark/13/965/bb4
- Which modalities do you practice?
- Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Sports Massage, Therapeutic Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Medical Massage, Somatic Practitioners
I practice in New Hampshire and Vermont, and serve on the NH Advisory Board for Massage Therapy.
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 4:25pm on February 25, 2011,
Peter Adams said… Hey Kevin. Nice to meet you. I friends in Manchester NH that are part of the MTBW community. I'm going to see if they're on this site. May I pass on your name to them?
Be well.
- At 6:06pm on February 16, 2011, Susan Prasch said…
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for inviting me. Are you going to Concord next Tuesday?
Sue
- At 4:53pm on October 20, 2010,
Julie van der Horst Jansen said… - Thanks, Kevin. I think I'm in favor of licensure. But I want to finish reading the application under consideration before stating a public opinion about it! I will be attending the meeting next Friday, though! :)
- At 9:56am on October 20, 2010, Julie van der Horst Jansen said…
- Thanks for the add. I'm a newbie massage therapist but I am loving it and am enjoying setting up my new practice.
- At 8:40am on October 18, 2010,
Chris L. Widlund said… - Yes Kevin. It was nice to meet you as well on Saturday. I am glad you had steady work throughout the day showing people the great benefits of massage therapy.
I would love to get a chance to talk to you more. Will you be attending the OPR Sunrise Public Hearing in Montpelier?
Take care,
Chris
- At 11:05am on October 12, 2010, Patricia Brewerton said…
- Thanks for adding me! lots of interesting contacts listed! will check them out!
- At 8:57am on October 12, 2010, Daniel Cohen said…
- Yes we have had an "interesting" time of it. The latest was a political battle we won against the California Police Chiefs Association. If you like you can look at the facebook campaign against AB 1822 that I ran. http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=117470371615976.
Before we won SB731 which is private organization certification recognized by the state that expires in 2016 we had several unsuccessful tries at state licensing. These pitted MTs against AMA, ACA, schools, and many religious groups.
Since we have a expiration clause, we expect to have a hard battle in 2015.
- At 2:36pm on January 17, 2010, Kathleen Emma Coleman said…
- Hi Kevin: Thanks for answering. I've been practicing for about 5 years.
- At 8:20pm on January 16, 2010, Kathleen Emma Coleman said…
- Hi Kevin; I see you are from Norwich. I live in Bethel and practice in Woodstock. How long have you been a massage therapist? Kathleen
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