ALL CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, AND EVENTS
We offer continuing education and networking events for therapeutic bodywork professionals. Join us to enrich yourself, explore new modalities, and take your practice to the next level!
Pop-Up Yoga
Open Level Vinyassa w/Tim and Jenna
Tuesdays @ 6:30pm -7:30pm for $15
To BOOK: Luma.com/yogawithtim
2025
DECEMBER
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Dec 2nd, 2025
Tuition: $150
Early Bird: $136.50, use code SEN6 (by Nov 2nd)
Instructors:
Eric Reinhold, LMT
NCBTMB Approved-4 CEs
Time: 9am – 1pm
The SEN Series is a 4-class series: (Nov 18, Dec 2, Dec 9, Dec 16)
Sen - Sumana - Nantakawat – Kitcha is a part of the Sen Series. In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
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Dec 9th, 2025
Tuition: $150
Early Bird: $136.50, use code SEN4 (by Nov 9th)
Instructors:
Eric Reinhold, LMT
NCBTMB Approved-4 CEs
Time: 9am – 1pm
The SEN Series is a 4-class series: (Nov 18, Dec 2, Dec 9, Dec 16)
Sen - Lawusang/Ulanga - Sahatarangsi/Tawari is a part of the Sen Series. In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
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Dec 13-14, 2025
Tuition: $450.00
Early Bird: $385.00, use code WS5 (by Nov 13th)
Instructors:
Susanrachel Condon, DM, CCCE, LMT, LM
NCBTMB Approved-4 CEs
Time: 10am – 5pm
This workshop is for bodyworkers and childbirth professionals who want to learn basic infant massage techniques to teach to parents and caregivers. Following an overview of normal newborn appearance and reflexes, we will discuss procedures in the delivery room which may impact a baby’s need for and response to massage. Then we will review the needs and developmental changes of infants from immediately after birth through the first year. Massage will be demonstrated and participants will be expected to return demonstrate using a doll or stuffed animal with fully moveable limbs. Passive movement and rhythm patterning will also be demonstrated and practiced. A film will be shown and numerous handouts given.
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Dec 16th, 2025
Tuition: $150
Early Bird: $136.50, use code SEN5 (by Nov 16th)
Instructors:
Eric Reinhold, LMT
NCBTMB Approved-4 CEs
Time: 9am – 1pm
The SEN Series is a 4-class series: (Nov 18, Dec 2, Dec 9, Dec 16)
Sen - Itta/Pingala is a part of the Sen Series. In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
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Dec 20, 2025
Time: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tuition: $320
Lecture/Hands-on
8 CE hours (NCBTMB/NYS certified)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage (or equivalent)
Instructor: Ericka Clinton, BS, LMT
This class will introduce therapists to gastrointestinal cancers and the depth and breadth of the benefit of bodywork for clients with these cancers. The day will include lecture where we will identify and discuss the types of gastrointestinal cancers, standard approaches to treatment, and the physical/emotional repercussions of treatment. In addition, we will describe in detail the various postural imbalances and complaints reported by these clients. The hands-on portion will involve demonstration of techniques applicable to various complaints and disease progression. Therapists will leave this class with the ability to design effective, safe and therapeutic treatment plans
2026
JANUARY
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Jan 4, 2026
Time: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tuition: $320
Lecture/Hands-on
8 CE hours (NCBTMB/NYS certified)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage (or equivalent)
Instructor: Ericka Clinton, BS, LMT
This class will introduce therapists to gynecological cancers as well as the depth and breadth of the benefit of bodywork for clients who are being treated for these cancers.
The day will include lecture where we will identify and discuss the types of gynecological cancers, standard approaches to treatment and the physical/emotional repercussions of treatment. In addition we will describe in detail the various postural imbalances and complaints reported by these clients. The hands-on portion will involve demonstration of techniques applicable to various complaints and disease progression.
Therapists will leave this class with the ability to design effective, safe and therapeutic treatment plans.
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JAN 6, 2026 (1 of 3)
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for the full series)
SERIES: Jan 6, 20, 27
Tuition: $450 Series, $150 ea. 4-hr class
The Practicum Series or “Thai massage Clinic” provides students the opportunity to practice techniques from the DOJO or 101 Series. Each class starts with an evaluation where a treatment strategy is developed to address the issues from the student/client’s chief complaint and a tailored session is presented for students to practice. You don’t have to worry about long demos that are hard to remember when it’s your turn to practice because we do it together the whole time like a yoga class where you get to watch the teacher while you do your practice.
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CRANIO SACRAL - Level 2
Jan 7, 14, 28, Feb 4, 2026
5:30-9:30pm
Tuition: $560
Package Discount: Level 1 & 2: $900
NCBTMB Approved-14 CEs
Repeating Students: $280
Enhance our energy and bodywork practice by learning basic CranioSacral therapy in a Native American Way. Originated by indigenous people, it uses touch and manipulation with deep energy to restore function and flow to the fascia and musculoskeletal system, resets the nervous system, and heals us from trauma, physical injuries, and chronic pain. We will learn to observe; integrate smudging; call in the directions/spirit; re-inspirit body areas; pray with song, dance, drums, rattles, and feathers; review theory/anatomy; learn to listen to the craniosacral rhythm; balance the cerebrospinal fluid, and much more.
Note: Students should bring: a rattle, a smudging feather, sage smudge stick, a drum and a notepad.
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JAN 13, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
5-class Series: Jan 13, Feb, 10, Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12
Dojo I Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions
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Jan 17, 2026
Time: 10am-5pm
Tuition: $240
Lecture/Hands-on
6 CE hours (NCBTMB/NY Certified)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage or Equivalent
Instructor: Michael Alicia, LMT
This continuing education course is designed to review the concepts of ethical standards, professional behavior, and acknowledgement of boundaries for the patient with cancer in the therapeutic setting of home, hospital and hospice.
Major topics include: basics of ethics in healthcare, morality, virtues, client rights, practitioner responsibility, confidentiality, privacy, managing boundaries, transference, dual relationships, nondiscrimination, and cultural sensitivity.
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JAN 20, 2026, (2 of 3)
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for the full series)
SERIES: Jan 6, 20, 27
Tuition: $450 Series, $150 ea. 4-hr class
The Practicum Series or “Thai massage Clinic” provides students the opportunity to practice techniques from the DOJO or 101 Series. Each class starts with an evaluation where a treatment strategy is developed to address the issues from the student/client’s chief complaint and a tailored session is presented for students to practice. You don’t have to worry about long demos that are hard to remember when it’s your turn to practice because we do it together the whole time like a yoga class where you get to watch the teacher while you do your practice.
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JAN 27, 2026, (3 of 3)
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for the full series)
SERIES: Jan 6, 20, 27
Tuition: $450 Series, $150 ea. 4-hr class
The Practicum Series or “Thai massage Clinic” provides students the opportunity to practice techniques from the DOJO or 101 Series. Each class starts with an evaluation where a treatment strategy is developed to address the issues from the student/client’s chief complaint and a tailored session is presented for students to practice. You don’t have to worry about long demos that are hard to remember when it’s your turn to practice because we do it together the whole time like a yoga class where you get to watch the teacher while you do your practice.
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Jan 31 - Feb 1, 2026
Time: 10am-6pm
Tuition: $560
Lecture/Hands-on
7 CEs (7 addl. CE pending)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage or Equivalent
Instructor: Kimberlie, Wilson, DACM, LAc
This class is designed to introduce students to the basic framework of the nature of cancer, from both a Classical Chinese Medical and Allopathic perspective. Students will learn evaluation techniques, based on simple pulse, palpation, and intake questions. Students will learn tui na protocols, based on the most common signs and symptoms of cancer and its allopathic treatments
February
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Feb 3, 2026
9am – 1pm
4 CEs
Tuition: $150
This 4-hour class focuses on techniques for alleviating stress and tension for hard-working hands with over-use conditions. The class starts with assessment and students will benefit from both, practicing the techniques, and receiving the work. Students will learn techniques that may be applied to sessions on the massage table or in a massage chair with a strong emphasis on working with good body mechanics.
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FEB 10, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
5-class Series: Jan 13, Feb, 10, Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12
Dojo I Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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FEB 17, 2026
10am – 1pm
6 CEs (for full Series)
2-class Series: Feb 17, 24
Tuition: $242; $121 each 3hr class
This series consists of two, 3-hour classes offering 6 CEs and will focus on techniques for pregnant women. This course offers the therapist the opportunity to work with the prenatal client in seated, side lying, and semi-reclined positions, using a massage mat on the floor.
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Feb 21-22, 2026
Time: 10am-5pm
Single Class Tuition: $480
Lecture/Hands-on
12 CEs (NCBTMB/NY Certified)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage or Equivalent
Instructor: Ericka Clinton, BS, LMT
This class is designed to guide massage therapists through the critical thought process needed to offer safe and effective touch therapy to clients with breast cancer.
Through lecture and discussion, participants will receive an overview of the basic pathophysiology of breast cancer, including the concepts of disease progression and staging. Lecture material will include identifying the types of breast cancer, standard treatment approaches, and the physical/emotional impact of a breast cancer diagnosis and its treatment. Discussion will include identifying postural imbalances and common complaints post diagnosis, surgery, radiation treatment, and more. Discussion will also include the interdisciplinary team approach to care. Hands-on instruction and practice will focus on palpation, assessment, and massage techniques for addressing the muscles and fascia of the targeted area in a focused and specific way. Therapists will learn how to help clients restructure their holding patterns to generate pain relief, fluidity, and ease of movement.
Therapists will leave the class with tools to critically think through all the information provided by the client and design a safe, effective, therapeutic massage treatment.
This course is appropriate for licensed massage therapists who are considering entering the field of oncology massage, whether in a paid hospital-based position or a volunteer capacity. It is also designed to help support LMTs in private practice who may encounter serious breast cancer-related issues in the course of working with clients.
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FEB 24, 2026
10am – 1pm
6 CEs (for full Series)
2-class Series: Feb 17, 24
Tuition: $225; $121 each 3hr class
This series consists of two, 3-hour classes offering 6 CEs and will focus on techniques for pregnant women. This course offers the therapist the opportunity to work with the prenatal client in seated, side lying, and semi-reclined positions, using a massage mat on the floor.
MARCH
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MAR 3, 2026
10am – 1pm
3 CEs
Tuition: $121.00
This unit is a set of specialized treatments for individuals experiencing back, hip, and neck pain. However, it can also be offered as a series alongside Full Body Massage for the "Hands" and Thai Massage Moves that LMTs Love to Have Done to Them, all crafted to ensure minimal overlap for a wide array of moves. The goal is for this unit to benefit students, even if they have previously attended the course, as they are likely to partner with a different "body" each time for fresh inspiration.
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MAR 10, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
5-class Series: Jan 13, Feb, 10, Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12
Dojo I Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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Mar 14, 2026
Time: 9:00 am -6:00 pm
Single Class Tuition: $320
Lecture/Hands-on
8 CE hours (NCBTMB/NYS certified)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage or Equivalent
Instructor: Ericka Clinton, BS, LMT
This class introduces massage therapists to cancers of the brain, head and neck. We will cover basic pathology information as well as the depth and breadth of the benefit of bodywork for clients with these cancers.
The day will include a lecture where we will identify and discuss the types of cancers (including oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, salivary glands, sinuses), standard approaches to treatment, and the physical/emotional repercussions of treatment. We will also describe in detail the various postural imbalances and complaints reported by these clients.
The hands-on portion will involve demonstration of techniques applicable to various complaints and disease progression and time for students to practice. Specific muscle palpation, assessment, and techniques such as myofascial release, muscle stripping and trigger point therapy will be the focus of the hands-on work. The class will include a review of the MLD protocol from the Lymphedema class. Therapists will leave this class with the ability to design effective, safe and therapeutic treatment plans.
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MAR 17, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Mar 17, 24, 31, Apr 7
Tuition: $600; $150ea 4hr class
Thai Massage 101 is a four-day, 16-hour course presenting the fundamental theory of traditional Thai massage and protocols for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students.
We also recommend attending a single class for $150 if you want to try out our program because each lesson is a self-contained unit consisting of a unique Theory/History/Thai Culture, “Dojo Talk,” followed by a narrated demo that details and highlights segments of the Thai Massage movements in the lesson plan.
After the demo, students pair up and take turns practicing the lesson while they watch the instructor proceed through the maneuvers again. Not only does this improve retention, but everybody gets a Thai massage from a licensed therapist during the class.
Thai Massage offers students and clients a unique framework for stretching techniques much like an array of yoga postures. It defines a meditative approach to the method synonymous with Ayurvedic and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Sen Theory provides a trajectory for the acupressure component.
The course is constructed in four weekly sessions to help students fully assimilate the material by offering time to practice each week between the lessons.
You may purchase single-day tickets for $150, but you will only earn the 16 CEs if you attend all four classes.
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MAR 24, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Mar 17, 24, 31, Apr 7
Tuition: $600; $150ea 4hr class
Thai Massage 101 is a 4-day, 16 CE course presenting the fundamental theory of traditional Thai massage and protocols for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each class is a self-contained unit with a “Dojo Talk,” offering a unique lesson on Thai theory, history, and culture, followed by a narrated demo that details and highlights segments of the Thai Massage movements in the lesson plan. Afterward, students pair up and take turns practicing with the instructor, allowing time to practice and receive the work of each lesson.
Thai Massage offers massage therapists and their clients an alternative approach to massage using popular stretching and yoga-like postures in a rhythmic meditative method influenced by Ayurvedic Medicine while organizing a vast collection of massage techniques along the energy pathways within the body similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
As an alternative to the full 4-day series, students may attend a single class with the opportunity to earn 16CEs upon completion of all 4 classes in the series.
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MAR 31, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Mar 17, 24, 31, Apr 7
Tuition: $600; $150ea 4hr class
Thai Massage 101 is a 4-day, 16 CE course presenting the fundamental theory of traditional Thai massage and protocols for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each class is a self-contained unit with a “Dojo Talk,” offering a unique lesson on Thai theory, history, and culture, followed by a narrated demo that details and highlights segments of the Thai Massage movements in the lesson plan. Afterward, students pair up and take turns practicing with the instructor, allowing time to practice and receive the work of each lesson.
Thai Massage offers massage therapists and their clients an alternative approach to massage using popular stretching and yoga-like postures in a rhythmic meditative method influenced by Ayurvedic Medicine while organizing a vast collection of massage techniques along the energy pathways within the body similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
As an alternative to the full 4-day series, students may attend a single class with the opportunity to earn 16CEs upon completion of all 4 classes in the series.
APRIL
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Apr 4, 2026
Time: 10am-5pm
Tuition: $240
Lecture/Hands-on
6 CE hours (NCBTMB/NY Certified)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage or Equivalent
Instructor: Ericka Clinton, BS, LMT
This class describes the processes of inflammation and tissue repair in normal wound healing and examines complications of healing such as fibrosis, delayed healing, and lymphedema, resulting from cancer treatment. Participants will review patient intake, design treatment strategies to address scar tissue and/or fibrosis, and learn and practice hands-on techniques designed to dis-adhere tissues and improve tissue pliability in postoperative cancer patients.
Students will demonstrate proficiency in the following hands-on techniques: multidirectional friction, skin rolling/lifting strokes, active and passive myofascial release techniques, positional release, and passive stretching.
Students will practice designing and implementing hands-on massage sessions targeting scar tissue for patients with a history of surgery to the trunk wall, abdomen or pelvis, head/neck, or extremities.
We will also practice and discuss positioning options for patients with scar tissue or the trunk, head/neck, abdomen, and/or pelvis. Students will learn to list and describe the four stages of inflammation and tissue repair and the types of hands-on therapies appropriate at wound sites during each stage; to define fibrosis and describe its causes and consequences; to describe radiation therapy and the differences between external and internal RT; to recognize indications and contraindications for touch therapy at RT sites; to list conditions that delay tissue healing including lymphedema, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, infection, and implanted hardware, and describe the way that each can impact a massage therapy session; to describe the anatomical effects of common cancer surgeries; to ask questions specific to cancer patients with a history of surgery.
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APR 7 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Mar 17, 24, 31, Apr 7
Tuition: $600; $150ea 4hr class
Thai Massage 101 is a 4-day, 16 CE course presenting the fundamental theory of traditional Thai massage and protocols for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each class is a self-contained unit with a “Dojo Talk,” offering a unique lesson on Thai theory, history, and culture, followed by a narrated demo that details and highlights segments of the Thai Massage movements in the lesson plan. Afterward, students pair up and take turns practicing with the instructor, allowing time to practice and receive the work of each lesson.
Thai Massage offers massage therapists and their clients an alternative approach to massage using popular stretching and yoga-like postures in a rhythmic meditative method influenced by Ayurvedic Medicine while organizing a vast collection of massage techniques along the energy pathways within the body similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
As an alternative to the full 4-day series, students may attend a single class with the opportunity to earn 16CEs upon completion of all 4 classes in the series.
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APR 14, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
5-class Series: Jan 13, Feb, 10, Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12
Dojo I Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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APR 21, 2026
9am – 1pm
4 CEs
Tuition: $150
4-class Series: Apr 21, Apr 28, May 5, May 19 (4 CEs each)
Sen Series In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
Sen Kalathari (4 CEs)
Sen Itha/Pingala (4 CEs)
Sen Sumana & Sen Nantakawat/Kitcha (4 CEs)
Sen Lawusang/Ulanga & Sen Sahatarangsi/Tawari (4 CEs)
In each class, we will explore working in prone, supine, side-lying, seated, and inverted positions. There will be a strong emphasis on body mechanics and self-care with the opportunity in each class to practice and receive the work. We will learn the techniques as traditionally practiced on mats on the floor.
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APR 28, 2026
9am – 1pm
4 CEs
Tuition: $600
4-class Series: Apr 21, Apr 28, May 5, May 19 (4 CEs each)
Sen Series In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
Sen Kalathari (4 CEs)
Sen Itha/Pingala (4 CEs)
Sen Sumana & Sen Nantakawat/Kitcha (4 CEs)
Sen Lawusang/Ulanga & Sen Sahatarangsi/Tawari (4 CEs)
In each class, we will explore working in prone, supine, side-lying, seated, and inverted positions. There will be a strong emphasis on body mechanics and self-care with the opportunity in each class to practice and receive the work. We will learn the techniques as traditionally practiced on mats on the floor.
MAY
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MAY 5, 2026
9am – 1pm
4 CEs
Tuition: $600
4-class Series: Apr 21, Apr 28, May 5, May 19 (4 CEs Each)
Sen Series In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
Sen Kalathari (4 CEs)
Sen Itha/Pingala (4 CEs)
Sen Sumana & Sen Nantakawat/Kitcha (4 CEs)
Sen Lawusang/Ulanga & Sen Sahatarangsi/Tawari (4 CEs)
In each class, we will explore working in prone, supine, side-lying, seated, and inverted positions. There will be a strong emphasis on body mechanics and self-care with the opportunity in each class to practice and receive the work. We will learn the techniques as traditionally practiced on mats on the floor.
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MAY 12, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
5-class Series: Jan 13, Feb, 10, Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12
Dojo I Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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May 16-17, 2026
Time: 10am-5pm
Tuition: $480
Lecture/Hands – On
12 CE hours (NCBTMB/NY Certified)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage or Equivalent
Instructor: Michael Alicia, LMT
Day one of this course is designed to explore the concept of empathy and the role it plays in working with cancer patients. Through lecture, discussion and example, students will explore the role boundaries play in maintaining a healthy, safe and compassion-led work environment.
Day two of this course is designed to prepare massage therapist with specialized training the ability to offer informed and compassionate end-of-life support for clients and their caregivers.
Coordination with multiple partners in the care team is emphasized within development of a care plan. Lecture and discussion will acquaint students with an overview of end-of-life as it is delivered in the United States, including definitions of palliative care, end-of-life and hospice, the interdisciplinary team approach to care, and stages of dying.
Approaches to hands-on work for clients at end-of-life will be demonstrated, including session intention, session length, modified techniques and precautions.
At the end of the course, students will be able to discuss and compassionately set healthy boundaries, discuss understanding of palliative/supportive care, end-of-life and hospice, understand the roles of the interdisciplinary team, and demonstrate skill in developing a treatment plan with consideration of the setting.
Students will learn:
The importance empathy plays in working with cancer clients and the adverse effects when it is not a consideration in the overall cancer journey, including end-of-life
The importance of setting clear boundaries for working with the cancer population
Discuss feelings, values, attitudes and expectations on the topic of cancer, death, grief within the context of individual, family, cultural and spiritual beliefs and traditions
Verbalize experiences of personal loss, suffering, grief and bereavement in developing appropriate professional boundaries around own experiences
Understand ways to communicate effectively and with sensitivity with clients and families
Describe basic principles regarding a multi-dimensional care model including, physical, emotional, social, psychological and spiritual needs
Differentiate between palliative/supportive care, end-of-life and hospice
Describe the stages of dying using clinical terminology
Acknowledge end-of-life signs and symptoms to identify appropriate measures to alleviate suffering
Verbalize the usefulness of touch therapies as a palliative/supportive care intervention to the interdisciplinary team
Demonstrate skill in developing a plan for end-of-life touch therapy needs within a variety of settings to participate in the coordination of care
Demonstrate skill in developing a plan for end-of-life touch therapy needs within a variety of settings to participate in the coordination of care
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MAY 19, 2026
9am – 1pm
4 CEs
Tuition: $600
4-class Series: Apr 21, Apr 28, May 5, May 19 (4 CEs each)
Sen Series In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
Sen Kalathari (4 CEs)
Sen Itha/Pingala (4 CEs)
Sen Sumana & Sen Nantakawat/Kitcha (4 CEs)
Sen Lawusang/Ulanga & Sen Sahatarangsi/Tawari (4 CEs)
In each class, we will explore working in prone, supine, side-lying, seated, and inverted positions. There will be a strong emphasis on body mechanics and self-care with the opportunity in each class to practice and receive the work. We will learn the techniques as traditionally practiced on mats on the floor.
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MAY 26, 2026
10am – 1pm
6 CEs (for full Series)
Tuition: $225; $112.50 ea 4hr class
2-class Series: May 26, June 2, 2026
This series of classes consists of two, 3-hour classes offering 6 CEs. On day one the class presents specialized techniques targeting hand, wrist, forearm, shoulder girdle, and low-back pain. On the second day, additional detailed hand massage techniques are offered and focus on balancing the posterior and anterior torso while integrating prone and seated protocols for the low-back and shoulder girdle. The class provides therapists with tools for treating common problem areas to enhance therapeutic value for clients and practitioners alike. Class starts with an assessment followed by the demo where both students have the opportunity to practice and receive the work in tandem with the instructor. Each class is a stand-alone lesson that offers specialized treatments catering to people with hard-working hands. Students may benefit from repeating classes since each class is tailored for the students in class that day with protocols constantly evolving.
JUNE
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JUN 2, 2026
10am – 1pm
6 CEs (for full Series)
Tuition: $225; $121ea 4hr class
2-class Series: May 26, June 2, 2026
This series of classes consists of two, 3-hour classes offering 6 CEs. On day one the class presents specialized techniques targeting hand, wrist, forearm, shoulder girdle, and low-back pain. On the second day, additional detailed hand massage techniques are offered and focus on balancing the posterior and anterior torso while integrating prone and seated protocols for the low-back and shoulder girdle. The class provides therapists with tools for treating common problem areas to enhance therapeutic value for clients and practitioners alike. Class starts with an assessment followed by the demo where both students have the opportunity to practice and receive the work in tandem with the instructor. Each class is a stand-alone lesson that offers specialized treatments catering to people with hard-working hands. Students may benefit from repeating classes since each class is tailored for the students in class that day with protocols constantly evolving.
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Luk Pra Kob (Herbal Compress) (1 of 2)
JUN 9, 2026
10am – 1pm
6 CEs (for full Series)
2-class Series: Jun 9 & June 16, 2026
Tuition: $242; $121 ea 3hr class
This series consists of two 3-hour classes offering 6 CEs, presenting techniques and theory for practitioners who intend to specialize in Thai Massage. In this course, the student will learn Thai Herbal Compress theory and many methods using traditional herbs, a steamer and a massage mat on the floor. This course offers an opportunity to expand the work they already do with the customer in supine, side-lying, and seated positions, offering the therapist a unique system to enhance the therapeutic value of treatments and reduce the demand on their hands at the same time.
This course allows students to add to their knowledge of self-care, participate in discussions, and pair up with classmates for practical application, both giving and receiving and providing and receiving feedback for each other each day.
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Jun 13-14, 2026
Time: 10am - 5pm
Tuition: $480
Lecture/Hands-on
12 CE hours (NCBTMB/NY Certified)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Oncology Massage or Equivalent
Instructor: Craig Kienzle, LMT, AOS, ARCB
This course examines the basic theory and techniques of foot Reflexology and how this can benefit clients with cancer. Topics will include the following:
A review of the anatomy of the feet
What is Reflexology and how it works
The history of Reflexology
The general benefits of Reflexology with emphasis on stress reduction
The role stress plays in cancer
How Reflexology/Foot Massage reduces stress
The value and benefits of stress reduction in cancer patients through Reflexology
An overview of the reflexes and referral patterns of the feet
Zone Therapy
The goal of this course is to learn foot massage techniques that have a basis in Reflexology and be able to apply those techniques to the various types of cancer a client may have to help reduce stress and relieve pain. Often clients will respond to reflexology with renewed strength and energy and see an improvement in their natural vitality. Reflexology can speed up recovery from major surgery and make the recovery process itself more bearable.
The aim is to provide therapists with new techniques for working on clients when you cannot utilize other massage techniques on the body. These techniques can also be incorporated into any style of bodywork as well.
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Luk Pra Kob (Herbal Compress) (2 of 2)
JUN 16, 2026
10am – 1pm
6 CEs (for full Series)
2-class Series: Jun 9 & June 16, 2026
Tuition: $225; $121 ea 3hr class
This series consists of two 3-hour classes offering 6 CEs, presenting techniques and theory for practitioners who intend to specialize in Thai Massage. In this course, the student will learn Thai Herbal Compress theory and many methods using traditional herbs, a steamer and a massage mat on the floor. This course offers an opportunity to expand the work they already do with the customer in supine, side-lying, and seated positions, offering the therapist a unique system to enhance the therapeutic value of treatments and reduce the demand on their hands at the same time.
This course allows students to add to their knowledge of self-care, participate in discussions, and pair up with classmates for practical application, both giving and receiving and providing and receiving feedback for each other each day.
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JUN 23, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
3-class Series: Jun 23, Jun 30, Jul 7, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150 ea. 4 hr class
This series offers supervised practice in a clinical setting for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each week we will start with an assessment to focus on your bodywork goals that day and tailor a supervised session to meet your specific needs. The Clinic provides each practitioner/student a kinesthetic learning opportunity while also working to resolve their specific conditions and bodywork goals. Students will be asked to either provide objectives they hope to resolve for themselves or for a client they are working with in their practice. Our goal is to provide each practitioner with valuable experience and tools for working with clients and solving problems.
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JUN 27-28, 2026
10am – 5pm
12 CEs
Tuition: $600/$544.50 (before Jan 6, 2026)
Pre-requisites: None, previous Thai massage training is helpful.• Use of Thai herbal balms, liniments and poultices for injuries and tension
• Thai scraping; a traditional technique with similarities to Chinese gua sha and Vietnamese “coining”
• Use of Thai hot herbal compresses that will transform your practice, I promise.
• Use of pow ka ma (ผ้าขาวม้า) scarves for compression and traction -
JUN 30, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
3-class Series: Jun 23, Jun 30, Jul 7, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150 ea. 4 hr class
This series offers supervised practice in a clinical setting for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each week we will start with an assessment to focus on your bodywork goals that day and tailor a supervised session to meet your specific needs. The Clinic provides each practitioner/student a kinesthetic learning opportunity while also working to resolve their specific conditions and bodywork goals. Students will be asked to either provide objectives they hope to resolve for themselves or for a client they are working with in their practice. Our goal is to provide each practitioner with valuable experience and tools for working with clients and solving problems.
JULY
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Jul 7, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
3-class Series: Jun 23, Jun 30, Jul 7, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150 ea. 4 hr class
This series offers supervised practice in a clinical setting for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each week we will start with an assessment to focus on your bodywork goals that day and tailor a supervised session to meet your specific needs. The Clinic provides each practitioner/student a kinesthetic learning opportunity while also working to resolve their specific conditions and bodywork goals. Students will be asked to either provide objectives they hope to resolve for themselves or for a client they are working with in their practice. Our goal is to provide each practitioner with valuable experience and tools for working with clients and solving problems.
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Jul 21, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
3-class Series: Jul 21, Jul 28, Aug 4, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150 ea. 4 hr class
This series offers supervised practice in a clinical setting for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each week we will start with an assessment to focus on your bodywork goals that day and tailor a supervised session to meet your specific needs. The Clinic provides each practitioner/student a kinesthetic learning opportunity while also working to resolve their specific conditions and bodywork goals. Students will be asked to either provide objectives they hope to resolve for themselves or for a client they are working with in their practice. Our goal is to provide each practitioner with valuable experience and tools for working with clients and solving problems.
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JUL 14, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
5-class Series: Jul 14, Aug 11, Sep 15, Oct 13, Nov 10
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
Dojo 2 Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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Jul 28, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
3-class Series: Jul 21, Jul 28, Aug 4, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150 ea. 4 hr class
This series offers supervised practice in a clinical setting for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each week we will start with an assessment to focus on your bodywork goals that day and tailor a supervised session to meet your specific needs. The Clinic provides each practitioner/student a kinesthetic learning opportunity while also working to resolve their specific conditions and bodywork goals. Students will be asked to either provide objectives they hope to resolve for themselves or for a client they are working with in their practice. Our goal is to provide each practitioner with valuable experience and tools for working with clients and solving problems.
AUGUST
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Aug 4, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
3-class Series: Jul 21, Jul 28, Aug 4, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150 ea. 4 hr class
This series offers supervised practice in a clinical setting for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each week we will start with an assessment to focus on your bodywork goals that day and tailor a supervised session to meet your specific needs. The Clinic provides each practitioner/student a kinesthetic learning opportunity while also working to resolve their specific conditions and bodywork goals. Students will be asked to either provide objectives they hope to resolve for themselves or for a client they are working with in their practice. Our goal is to provide each practitioner with valuable experience and tools for working with clients and solving problems.
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Aug 11, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
5-class Series: Jul 14, Aug 11, Sep 15, Oct 13, Nov 10
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
Dojo 2 Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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AUG 18, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Aug 18, 25, Sep 1, 8
Tuition: $600/$150ea 4 hr class
Thai Massage 101 is a 4-day, 16 CE course presenting the fundamental theory of traditional Thai massage and protocols for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each class is a self-contained unit with a “Dojo Talk,” offering a unique lesson on Thai theory, history, and culture, followed by a narrated demo that details and highlights segments of the Thai Massage movements in the lesson plan. Afterward, students pair up and take turns practicing with the instructor, allowing time to practice and receive the work of each lesson.
Thai Massage offers massage therapists and their clients an alternative approach to massage using popular stretching and yoga-like postures in a rhythmic meditative method influenced by Ayurvedic Medicine while organizing a vast collection of massage techniques along the energy pathways within the body similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
As an alternative to the full 4-day series, students may attend a single class with the opportunity to earn 16CEs upon completion of all 4 classes in the series.
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AUG 25, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Aug 18, 25, Sep 1, 8
Tuition: $600/$150ea 4 hr class
Thai Massage 101 is a 4-day, 16 CE course presenting the fundamental theory of traditional Thai massage and protocols for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each class is a self-contained unit with a “Dojo Talk,” offering a unique lesson on Thai theory, history, and culture, followed by a narrated demo that details and highlights segments of the Thai Massage movements in the lesson plan. Afterward, students pair up and take turns practicing with the instructor, allowing time to practice and receive the work of each lesson.
Thai Massage offers massage therapists and their clients an alternative approach to massage using popular stretching and yoga-like postures in a rhythmic meditative method influenced by Ayurvedic Medicine while organizing a vast collection of massage techniques along the energy pathways within the body similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
As an alternative to the full 4-day series, students may attend a single class with the opportunity to earn 16CEs upon completion of all 4 classes in the series.
SEPTEMBER
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SEP 1, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Aug 18, 25, Sep 1, 8
Tuition: $600/$150ea 4 hr class
Thai Massage 101 is a 4-day, 16 CE course presenting the fundamental theory of traditional Thai massage and protocols for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each class is a self-contained unit with a “Dojo Talk,” offering a unique lesson on Thai theory, history, and culture, followed by a narrated demo that details and highlights segments of the Thai Massage movements in the lesson plan. Afterward, students pair up and take turns practicing with the instructor, allowing time to practice and receive the work of each lesson.
Thai Massage offers massage therapists and their clients an alternative approach to massage using popular stretching and yoga-like postures in a rhythmic meditative method influenced by Ayurvedic Medicine while organizing a vast collection of massage techniques along the energy pathways within the body similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
As an alternative to the full 4-day series, students may attend a single class with the opportunity to earn 16CEs upon completion of all 4 classes in the series.
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SEP 8, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Aug 18, 25, Sep 1, 8
Tuition: $600/$150ea 4 hr class
Thai Massage 101 is a 4-day, 16 CE course presenting the fundamental theory of traditional Thai massage and protocols for LMTs at all levels of experience. Each class is a self-contained unit with a “Dojo Talk,” offering a unique lesson on Thai theory, history, and culture, followed by a narrated demo that details and highlights segments of the Thai Massage movements in the lesson plan. Afterward, students pair up and take turns practicing with the instructor, allowing time to practice and receive the work of each lesson.
Thai Massage offers massage therapists and their clients an alternative approach to massage using popular stretching and yoga-like postures in a rhythmic meditative method influenced by Ayurvedic Medicine while organizing a vast collection of massage techniques along the energy pathways within the body similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
As an alternative to the full 4-day series, students may attend a single class with the opportunity to earn 16CEs upon completion of all 4 classes in the series.
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SEP 15, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
5-class Series: Jul 14, Aug 11, Sep 15, Oct 13, Nov 10
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
Dojo 2 Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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SEP 22, 2026
10am – 1pm
6 CEs (for full Series)
2-class Series: Sep 22, Sep 29, 2026
Tuition: $225; $112.50 ea 4hr class
This series of classes consists of two, 3-hour classes offering 6 CEs. On day one the class presents specialized techniques targeting hand, wrist, forearm, shoulder girdle, and low-back pain. On the second day, additional detailed hand massage techniques are offered and focus on balancing the posterior and anterior torso while integrating prone and seated protocols for the low-back and shoulder girdle. The class provides therapists with tools for treating common problem areas to enhance therapeutic value for clients and practitioners alike. Class starts with an assessment followed by the demo where both students have the opportunity to practice and receive the work in tandem with the instructor. Each class is a stand-alone lesson that offers specialized treatments catering to people with hard-working hands. Students may benefit from repeating classes since each class is tailored for the students in class that day with protocols constantly evolving.
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SEP 29, 2026
10am – 1pm
6 CEs (for full Series)
2-class Series: Sep 22, Sep 29, 2026
Tuition: $225; $112.50 ea 4hr class
This series of classes consists of two, 3-hour classes offering 6 CEs. On day one the class presents specialized techniques targeting hand, wrist, forearm, shoulder girdle, and low-back pain. On the second day, additional detailed hand massage techniques are offered and focus on balancing the posterior and anterior torso while integrating prone and seated protocols for the low-back and shoulder girdle. The class provides therapists with tools for treating common problem areas to enhance therapeutic value for clients and practitioners alike. Class starts with an assessment followed by the demo where both students have the opportunity to practice and receive the work in tandem with the instructor. Each class is a stand-alone lesson that offers specialized treatments catering to people with hard-working hands. Students may benefit from repeating classes since each class is tailored for the students in class that day with protocols constantly evolving.
OCTOBER
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OCT 6, 2026
10am – 1pm
3 CEs
Tuition: $112.50
This 3-hour class focuses on techniques targeting the spinal column and related structures. In this course, the student will learn Thai massage techniques performed on a mat, but students will find that they can quickly adapt what they have learned to a massage table or massage chair. The class starts with an assessment and students will benefit from both, practicing the techniques and receiving the work. Students will learn techniques that may be applied to sessions on the massage table with a strong emphasis on working with good body mechanics.
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OCT 13, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
5-class Series: Jul 14, Aug 11, Sep 15, Oct 13, Nov 10
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
Dojo 2 Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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OCT 20, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
Series: Oct 20, 27, Nov 3, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150ea 4hr class
The Practicum Series provides students the opportunity for giving and recieving Thai massage in tandem with the teachers.
We have grouped the Practicum into sets of 3, but you can accumulate 3 events to facilitate CE certificates at any time of the year. The Practicum sets are scheduled four times in 2026, including our new Herbal Compress Practicum in August.
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OCT 27, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
Series: Oct 20, 27, Nov 3, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150ea 4hr class
The Practicum Series provides students the opportunity for giving and recieving Thai massage in tandem with the teachers.
We have grouped the Practicum into sets of 3, but you can accumulate 3 events to facilitate CE certificates at any time of the year. The Practicum sets are scheduled four times in 2026, including our new Herbal Compress Practicum in August.
NOVEMBER
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NOV 3, 2026
9am – 1pm
12 CEs (for full Series)
Series: Oct 20, 27, Nov 3, 2026
Tuition: $450; $150ea 4hr class
The Practicum Series provides students the opportunity for giving and recieving Thai massage in tandem with the teachers.
We have grouped the Practicum into sets of 3, but you can accumulate 3 events to facilitate CE certificates at any time of the year. The Practicum sets are scheduled four times in 2026, including our new Herbal Compress Practicum in August.
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NOV 10, 2026
9am – 1pm
20 CEs for 5-class Series
5-class Series: Jul 14, Aug 11, Sep 15, Oct 13, Nov 10
Tuition: $750; $150ea 4-hr class
Dojo 2 Dojo (道場 dōjō) is a Japanese term meaning “place of the way.” This series of 5 classes held on the second Tuesday of each month provides ample time to thoroughly practice the moves that are introduced in the Thai 101 program and introduce options that are not covered in the basic 101 curriculum. This is a 5-day course offering 20 CEs.
Dojo classes include theory and discussion topics, including mindset and intention, Thai culture, and the rich history associated with the art of Thai massage. The demos include detailed explanations with ample time to both practice and receive the work and time for feedback before moving on. Healthy ergonomics are an important focus for both the practitioner and the receiver throughout.
Each 4-hour lesson is a stand-alone class, and can be taken individually using our single day ticket option for $150 or collectively. Participants are encouraged to attend one or more classes, but are required to complete all of the 5 lessons in order to earn 20 CEs. Dojo I includes lessons in supine, side-lying, inverted and seated positions.
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NOV 17, 2026
9am – 1pm
4 CEs
Tuition: $150
This 4-hour class focuses on techniques for alleviating stress and tension for hard-working hands with over-use conditions. The class starts with assessment and students will benefit from both, practicing the techniques, and receiving the work. Students will learn techniques that may be applied to sessions on the massage table or in a massage chair with a strong emphasis on working with good body mechanics.
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Nov 24, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Nov 24, Dec 1, Dec 8, Dec 15
Tuition: $600; $150ea 4hr class
Sen Series In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
Sen Kalathari (4 CEs)
Sen Itha/Pingala (4 CEs)
Sen Sumana & Sen Nantakawat/Kitcha (4 CEs)
Sen Lawusang/Ulanga & Sen Sahatarangsi/Tawari (4 CEs)
In each class, we will explore working in prone, supine, side-lying, seated, and inverted positions. There will be a strong emphasis on body mechanics and self-care with the opportunity in each class to practice and receive the work. We will learn the techniques as traditionally practiced on mats on the floor.
DECEMBER
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Dec 1, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Nov 24, Dec 1, Dec 8, Dec 15
Tuition: $600; $150ea 4hr class
Sen Series In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
Sen Kalathari (4 CEs)
Sen Itha/Pingala (4 CEs)
Sen Sumana & Sen Nantakawat/Kitcha (4 CEs)
Sen Lawusang/Ulanga & Sen Sahatarangsi/Tawari (4 CEs)
In each class, we will explore working in prone, supine, side-lying, seated, and inverted positions. There will be a strong emphasis on body mechanics and self-care with the opportunity in each class to practice and receive the work. We will learn the techniques as traditionally practiced on mats on the floor.
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Dec 8, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Nov 24, Dec 1, Dec 8, Dec 15
Tuition: $600; $150ea 4hr class
Sen Series In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
Sen Kalathari (4 CEs)
Sen Itha/Pingala (4 CEs)
Sen Sumana & Sen Nantakawat/Kitcha (4 CEs)
Sen Lawusang/Ulanga & Sen Sahatarangsi/Tawari (4 CEs)
In each class, we will explore working in prone, supine, side-lying, seated, and inverted positions. There will be a strong emphasis on body mechanics and self-care with the opportunity in each class to practice and receive the work. We will learn the techniques as traditionally practiced on mats on the floor.
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Dec 15, 2026
9am – 1pm
16 CEs (for full Series)
4-class Series: Nov 24, Dec 1, Dec 8, Dec 15
Tuition: $600; $150ea 4hr class
Sen Series In this 4-part series we will explore working with the 10 primary Sen of the Thai medicine healing system. This Series provides 16 CEs.
Sen Kalathari (4 CEs)
Sen Itha/Pingala (4 CEs)
Sen Sumana & Sen Nantakawat/Kitcha (4 CEs)
Sen Lawusang/Ulanga & Sen Sahatarangsi/Tawari (4 CEs)
In each class, we will explore working in prone, supine, side-lying, seated, and inverted positions. There will be a strong emphasis on body mechanics and self-care with the opportunity in each class to practice and receive the work. We will learn the techniques as traditionally practiced on mats on the floor.
CATA CLASS/PROGRAM CANCELLATION POLICY
Single Class:
For cancellations made 7 days or more before the class date, CATA will provide a full refund of the tuition. For cancellations made between 2-6 days, students can apply paid tuition to a future class. For cancellations made less than 48 hours, CATA will refund 50% of the paid tuition, and the remainder of any tuition paid can be applied to a future CATA class.
Programs (Multiple Classes):
Cancellations made 1 month or more before the class date will receive a full refund of the tuition paid. For cancellations made within 29 days of the class, CATA will retain a $250 cancellation fee and refund the balance. For cancellations made within 13 days of the class date, CATA will retain a $250 cancellation fee, and the balance can be applied to a future CATA class.