CONTINUING EDUCATION

In this class the basic anatomy of the foot, including bones will be covered. 

The student will learn the science behind reflexology, proven hand and foot techniques that can manipulate the nerve endings and bring the body systems into homeostasis. 

Lorraine Watson, a Northern Illinois native, began her Reflexology studies in September 2005 at the International Institute of Reflexology. Certified in 2007, After 17 years, Lorraine went on to earn the prestigious title of Master Reflexologist. That title is earned by having rubbed 10,000 pair of feet within a career.            

In 2010, Lorraine also became a Reiki practitioner and later achieved the status of Master Reiki in 2015. She has taught 15 others the healing modality of Usui Reiki.

Lorraine also holds certificates in Dowsing, Pendulum Work, EFT practitioner and Master EFT, and also two certificates in Cannabis Science for CBD and Hemp.

 With a passion for helping others, Lorraine has been dedicated to providing the best possible care to clients and now has a clear goal of moving forward into a teaching role.

Lorraine hopes to bring the knowledge of Basic Reflexology to therapists and to any of the public that wants to learn a reliable form of self care.”

(This bit about painting can be added if there is a full page bio that people can click on, but not for therapy classes.)

Relaxation and stress relief comes in all forms, look out on the website for when Lorraine offers acrylic canvas paint parties. This has become her form of relaxation and stress relief and she would love to share with you how relaxing painting can be.

Dynamic trigger point therapy of the Neck and TOS/shoulder girdle is a method which uses movement of the body to strip the knots within muscles.

In this course you will learn:

What movement work can do for your patients.

How to use deep tissue in a way that is more tolerable to patient base.

Which direct treatment is more commonly used for the neck and TOS sufferers for better efficiency

Hi, I’m am Sarah Turner. I have worked with people in trying to find and fulfill their needs since I started off as a little girl who was told to massage her grandma‘s feet. Back in the day you did not say no to grandma and besides, she was sweet to me so I massaged her feet. As the years passed, I started massaging uncles and my mom‘s hands and feet , they did have aches and pains. At one point, one of my uncles tried to stop a swinging truss/ wooden frame for roof and pull his back out in which he asked me to massage his back. He complained that I was killing him and I laughed at him saying, “well you wanna work tomorrow don’t you so hold still.” In my working experience, I started off as a swim instructor at Dolphin Swim Club for about two years. Then I worked in retail from 2004 through July 2012. Started my serious journey in being a massage therapist in the summer of 2009. At a friend’s product party, I had three registered nurses Tell me that I had natural talent and asked me if I was a massage therapist. Since I was not, so enrolled into Massage at Rockford Career College that fall of 2009 and graduated in 2010. I worked for two small chiropractic clinics for five years and then moved onto Circle Of Wellness. Through this time I have taken several classes on how to calm patients nerves, perceive their needs beyond what they’re saying, to see the fascial pulling in their body by the irregular posture they have. Through all of my experience, one thing is definite,  I enjoy helping people in whatever I do. Now, I am looking forward to teaching, lecturing, and helping encourage the next generation of students to use their hands to help heal the next generation beyond them with love, creativity and compassion.