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"Keith:
Thanks for that input and I'll look forward to reading this report. There is one clear difference between CE in the medical field and CE in the massage therapy profession that I think makes CE in our field of much more importance. In…"
"Rick:
Thanks for the post on this. So I can better understand this issue... How will the national program administered by the FSMTB with the Alliance overcome different requirements from the states in the same way that the NCBTMB has to deal with…"
"I can't wait either. Should be lots of fun!"
"An unfortunate aspect of this is that there are just too many schools. Consequently the competition is high to take as many students as possible regardless of their qualifications. It is a sad situation, but until some of these schools close and…"
"I think the emphasis on learning styles has caused many teachers to put too much emphasis on this concept. Of course it's impractical to address each different learning style with every classroom activity. In addition, some recent findings have…"
"Michael:
A wonderful book I have been getting a great deal from recently is: Ten Steps to Complex Learning by Jeroen J.G. van Merrienboer and Paul Kirschner. The book is principally about instructional design, a topic that I think gets very little…"
"Thanks so much for having me be a part of it. I really enjoyed the conversation!"
"For all those that were on Susan's webinar on Technology in the Classroom, here are a few of the resources that I mentioned:
The YouTube video on Socialnomics: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhPgUcjGQAw
The resource page for online educators…"
"For all those that were on Susan's webinar on Technology in the Classroom, here are a few of the resources that I mentioned:
The YouTube video on Socialnomics: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhPgUcjGQAw
The resource page for online educators…"
"Another thing to consider...The resources you have mentioned do a great job of providing support materials for classroom activities if they are self-paced. Another facet that is very important to consider is instructor-led online training. In many…"
"It is certainly possible. The healing of these tissues needs adequate blood flow, and a lack of it could certainly slow the healing process.
It is difficult to decrease (I think that's what you meant to say) healing time. The best we can do is…"
Robert Downes replied to Whitney Lowe's discussion Iliopsoas treatment in the group Joe Muscolino The Art and Science of Kinesiology"Also remember kinetic chain biomechanics when treating the psoas. This means we have to treat the posterior calf complex of both legs and the opposite side psoas. Consider gait. What (from a chain reaction biomechanics point of view) will cause the…"
Michelle Doyle, D.C., CNMT replied to Whitney Lowe's discussion Iliopsoas treatment in the group Joe Muscolino The Art and Science of Kinesiology"Julia,
It seems we have a very similiar method to access the psoas. I place the client's bent leg on top of my knee to stabilize and secure their leg as I move their leg medial and lateral to access the different fibers. It's important to…"
Julia Schandelmeier replied to Whitney Lowe's discussion Iliopsoas treatment in the group Joe Muscolino The Art and Science of Kinesiology"After having 3 c-sections where the small intestines are taken out and put to the side (usually on the belly and still attached), then (after pulling out the baby) all 16 feet of the small intestines were put right back in haphazardly to sort…"
"Joe:
You can find the very latest information on fascial contraction concepts in the conference proceedings from the Fascia Research Congress. I have the 2007 book and it is excellent. Haven't read the proceedings from the 2009 conference in…"
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- At 5:27am on August 16, 2010,
Paula Nutting said… - Hi Whitney,
Steven Goldstein linked me up to this site and wow nice to see so many kindred spirits on here. Thanks again for your hard work in Australia, it was great to see you down under.
hope to catch up with you in either Canada or US in 2011 for one of the conferences.
Cheers
Paula Nutting
- At 11:14am on November 4, 2009,
Marissa said… - Congrats on standing up for what you believe in. That means there's some hope left!
- At 7:33am on September 29, 2009,
Kathy Jo King said… - Hi Whitney, glad to see you here. I met you at the New England retreat last March. Have you been invited back this year? I want to learn better assessment skills and your session was a big eye opener for me. I have a lot to practice. Also, how's the DVD series coming? I'm excited to see them. Be well, and I look forward to learning from you again.
- At 1:29pm on July 23, 2009,
Mike Hinkle said… - We went ahead and set the theme for 2011 as "Research & Education Are Our Future!" If you have ideas let me know and I'll create them into reality.
- At 4:05pm on July 22, 2009,
Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, NCTMB said… - Hi Whitney - I'd appreciate it if you would invite me to be a friend on this group. We re friends on Facebook. This system limits the number of friends' invititations and I've expired my limit. Thanks. Warmly, Ariana Vincent, Ariana Institute, www.arianainstitute.com
- At 11:59am on July 21, 2009,
Susan G. Salvo said… - Great. I sent the info on to Kelly.
If you could recommend a few more, that would be awesome.
I'm doing great. Thanks for asking.
What are up to these days? Still in Alaska?
- At 9:28am on July 21, 2009, Susan G. Salvo said…
- I need some reviewers for a new pathology project I'm working on.
Criteria are that they are pathology instructors at a massage school and know how to work with Track Changes.
Can you hook me up?
- At 1:14am on July 21, 2009, Mike Hinkle said…
- Hi Whitney,
Sounds like we need to set you up for a research class at the 2011 Festival. The Masage Therapy Foundation will be the Institution of the Year and you can MC a Research Symposium. Given that much time you can have studies done and polls created to attain all the info you can handle. And with so many people participating, you'll get a better feel for the information.
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