EMOTIONS 1-Hr Online Certificate Course

EMOTIONS (Online Course)
Body/Mind Series
…with Til Luchau and the advanced-trainings.com faculty

CE/CAMT Credits: 1

This Online Certificate Course includes:

• Certificate of Achievement
• 1 CE Credit (NCBTMB, state, CAMT, etc.)
• Webinar recording playback link
• Extended slideshow and mini-Manual pdf
• Text transcription of webinar
• MP3 audio recording of webinar (for iPod etc.)

Description: EMOTIONS: Are They Contagious? Why do we sometimes feel our clients’ emotions as our own (and why do they feel ours)? Is this harmful, or potentially helpful? What do brain science and bodywork folklore have to say about empathy, emotions, and boundaries? How can we best take care of ourselves, and serve our clients and patients? Join ABMP and Til Luchau for the next webinar in our engaging Body-Mind series.

The ‘Body/Mind for Body Workers’ Series

Join popular presenter and body-centered practitioner Til Luchau as he leads a stimulating inquiry into some of today’s leading-edge body/mind theories, with an emphasis on practical applications for hands-on manual therapy. Each 60-min webinar will explore a topic related to the body/mind connection, somatics, and the therapeutic relationship. Intended for practitioners of all hands-on modalities: massage therapy, bodywork of all kinds, physical therapy, structural integration, etc. Through presentations, real-life participant examples, conversations with distinguished experts, etc., the webinar series will seek to deepen your understanding, expand your imagination, and give you pragmatic ways to work with the whole person, all within the scope-of-practice of your existing expertise.

Certificate/CE credit: Watch the included 1-hr recorded webinar presentation, then complete the included quiz within 1 year of purchase to receive a Certificate of Achievement. Approved for 1 CE credit by the NCBTMB, AMTA, ABMP, and many state boards. Also earns 1 CAMT elective CE towards Certification in Advanced Myofascial Techniques (CAMT).

Anatomy image courtesy Primal Pictures, used by permission.
Originally broadcast by the ABMP July 31, 2013