
Reflexology: The New
Jersey Massage Method
with Larry Heisler, M.A., LMT
1 day, 9:30am-6pm, 8 credits, $200
for all dates visit the Listing of Courses by
Subject
The secret to a great massage is sometimes found in the humblest
of places!
Foot and hand work is something most massage therapists are weak
in. For whatever reason, most schools gloss over this very
important part to your massage. At our school, we teach that good
foot and hand work can be the difference between a satisfied client
and one that will go elsewhere. This class will help you hone your
foot and hand work, giving you a new, fresh approach that will have
your clients returning again and again for more. Our deep
tissue/medical massage approach includes the neuromuscular trigger
point work that will help eradicate pain and tension as in
addressing plantar fasciitis or arthritic hand complaints and
combine the most powerful shiatsu points on the legs and arms, feet
and hands. The acupuncture/acupressure points in Japan are known as
tsubos. The specific tsubos called the Go, Gen, Sei points are one
the secrets to an extraordinary session in Japanese shiatsu or
Chinese Tui Na. This is not a reflexology class that requires a
completely different serious course of study. The combination of
trigger points and shiatsu makes it some of the most powerful foot
and hand massage work you’ll ever experience.
Join us for a day of great foot and hand work!
Teacher excellent, he’s a master of his art. This was an excellent
course! — Anonymous C.E. evaluation
Excellent, every time I come, I learn something new!!! — Luciano
Diaz, LMT
Great class…will add great new techniques to my massage. — Melissa
Stein, LMT
Reflexology: The New
Jersey Massage Method
with Larry Heisler, M.A., LMT
1 day, 9:30am-6pm, 8 credits, $200
for all dates visit the Listing of Courses by
Subject
The secret to a great massage is sometimes found in the humblest
of places!
Foot and hand work is something most massage therapists are weak
in. For whatever reason, most schools gloss over this very
important part to your massage. At our school, we teach that good
foot and hand work can be the difference between a satisfied client
and one that will go elsewhere. This class will help you hone your
foot and hand work, giving you a new, fresh approach that will have
your clients returning again and again for more. Our deep
tissue/medical massage approach includes the neuromuscular trigger
point work that will help eradicate pain and tension as in
addressing plantar fasciitis or arthritic hand complaints and
combine the most powerful shiatsu points on the legs and arms, feet
and hands. The acupuncture/acupressure points in Japan are known as
tsubos. The specific tsubos called the Go, Gen, Sei points are one
the secrets to an extraordinary session in Japanese shiatsu or
Chinese Tui Na. This is not a reflexology class that requires a
completely different serious course of study. The combination of
trigger points and shiatsu makes it some of the most powerful foot
and hand massage work you’ll ever experience.
Join us for a day of great foot and hand work!
Teacher excellent, he’s a master of his art. This was an excellent
course! — Anonymous C.E. evaluation
Excellent, every time I come, I learn something new!!! — Luciano
Diaz, LMT
Great class…will add great new techniques to my massage. — Melissa
Stein, LMT
with Somaliah Sadiq Williams, LMT| RJW| Adjunct
1 day, 9:30am to 6:00pm, 8 credits, $200.00
for all dates visit the Listing of Courses by Subject
Abdominal massage stands out as an exceptionally impactful form of bodywork, addressing a multitude of physical and emotional imbalances often stored in the abdomen—an area that has unfortunately seen the decline of its once revered status in the realm of massage therapy. This neglect is surprising given that most energy lines and vital communication systems, including blood, lymph, and nerves, traverse through the abdomen, making it a reservoir for stagnant energy. Beyond its ability to alleviate physical ailments associated with internal organs, abdominal massage has demonstrated remarkable healing effects across the physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. The artful and graceful nature of this therapeutic approach demands patient and meticulous attention to anatomy, energy flow, and breath, elevating it to a level of profound significance. This class is a unique opportunity to delve into this transformative practice with careful awareness and skillful guidance.
Benefits of Abdominal Massage
- relieve constipation
- relieve pain and tension in the neck, shoulders, and back
- improve digestion
- release emotional stress
- improve posture
- calm the nervous system
The class will cover:
- Abdominal anatomy
- The muscles of the belly and how they function
- Contraindications and Pathologies
- Ethics and Draping
- Abdominal massage sequence
- How to incorporate Abdominal Massage into your treatment
with Somaliah Sadiq Williams, LMT| RJW| Adjunct
1 day, 9:30am to 6:00pm, 8 credits, $200.00
for all dates visit the Listing of Courses by Subject
Abdominal massage stands out as an exceptionally impactful form of bodywork, addressing a multitude of physical and emotional imbalances often stored in the abdomen—an area that has unfortunately seen the decline of its once revered status in the realm of massage therapy. This neglect is surprising given that most energy lines and vital communication systems, including blood, lymph, and nerves, traverse through the abdomen, making it a reservoir for stagnant energy. Beyond its ability to alleviate physical ailments associated with internal organs, abdominal massage has demonstrated remarkable healing effects across the physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. The artful and graceful nature of this therapeutic approach demands patient and meticulous attention to anatomy, energy flow, and breath, elevating it to a level of profound significance. This class is a unique opportunity to delve into this transformative practice with careful awareness and skillful guidance.
Benefits of Abdominal Massage
- relieve constipation
- relieve pain and tension in the neck, shoulders, and back
- improve digestion
- release emotional stress
- improve posture
- calm the nervous system
The class will cover:
- Abdominal anatomy
- The muscles of the belly and how they function
- Contraindications and Pathologies
- Ethics and Draping
- Abdominal massage sequence
- How to incorporate Abdominal Massage into your treatment

Ethics of a Professional Massage Therapy Practice Incl. Laws & Rules
with Dariana Walters, LMT
4 hours, 3 Ethics CE Hours + 1 NJ Law CE Hour, $135
FULFILLS NEW STATE REQUIREMENT FOR 1 HOUR LAWS AND
RULES:
13:37A-4.1 CONTINUING EDUCATION
b) Each applicant for biennial license renewal shall be
required to complete during the preceding biennial period 20 credit
hours of continuing education related to the practice of massage
and bodywork therapy, except as provided in (d) below. These 20
credit hours shall include at least two hours in ethics and one
hour in the laws and rules pertinent to the practice of massage and
bodywork therapy, specifically, N.J.S.A. 45:11-53 et seq., and this
chapter. Courses that are related solely to the business
practices of licensees and courses in practices in which licensees
are prohibited from engaging pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:37A3.1(b)
shall not satisfy continuing education requirements
All therapists understand that ethics rules are for the purpose of
honoring our professional client-therapist interactions.
Join us as we take you through the ins and outs of professional
ethics for our massage therapy profession.
We all need to know this crucial information about how we practice
ethically and legally.
Our courses satisfy the requirements for Ethics in your individual
state, as well as, the National Certification Board for Therapeutic
Massage and Bodywork's and your professional organizations, AMTA or
ABMP.
I have taken several ethics classes over the years. This one had the most interesting and relevant information that I have seen. It was the best ethics class I've taken. I will continue to sign up for this one during renewal years. - Kristen 0., LMT
Ethics and law is normally a very dry and boring course, but this course was engaging and far from that! I will be taking again! - Elaine B., LMT
I found this class very helpful. The in-class and hand-out curriculum was up-to-date and comprehensive.The instructor provided information that catered to my needs as an LMT and private business owner. I highly recommend! - Kelly S., LMT
Ethics of a Professional Massage Therapy Practice Incl. Laws & Rules
with Dariana Walters, LMT
4 hours, 3 Ethics CE Hours + 1 NJ Law CE Hour, $135
FULFILLS NEW STATE REQUIREMENT FOR 1 HOUR LAWS AND
RULES:
13:37A-4.1 CONTINUING EDUCATION
b) Each applicant for biennial license renewal shall be
required to complete during the preceding biennial period 20 credit
hours of continuing education related to the practice of massage
and bodywork therapy, except as provided in (d) below. These 20
credit hours shall include at least two hours in ethics and one
hour in the laws and rules pertinent to the practice of massage and
bodywork therapy, specifically, N.J.S.A. 45:11-53 et seq., and this
chapter. Courses that are related solely to the business
practices of licensees and courses in practices in which licensees
are prohibited from engaging pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:37A3.1(b)
shall not satisfy continuing education requirements
All therapists understand that ethics rules are for the purpose of
honoring our professional client-therapist interactions.
Join us as we take you through the ins and outs of professional
ethics for our massage therapy profession.
We all need to know this crucial information about how we practice
ethically and legally.
Our courses satisfy the requirements for Ethics in your individual
state, as well as, the National Certification Board for Therapeutic
Massage and Bodywork's and your professional organizations, AMTA or
ABMP.
I have taken several ethics classes over the years. This one had the most interesting and relevant information that I have seen. It was the best ethics class I've taken. I will continue to sign up for this one during renewal years. - Kristen 0., LMT
Ethics and law is normally a very dry and boring course, but this course was engaging and far from that! I will be taking again! - Elaine B., LMT
I found this class very helpful. The in-class and hand-out curriculum was up-to-date and comprehensive.The instructor provided information that catered to my needs as an LMT and private business owner. I highly recommend! - Kelly S., LMT

with Larry Heisler, M.A., LMT
1 day, 9:30am to 6:00pm, 8 credits, $200
for all dates visit the Listing of Courses by Subject
Amazing Back Work that will make all the difference in the world!
To give a great massage, one that has your clients buzzing and returning again and again, is what it’s all about. Approaching the back, its hardness, its armoring, and its painful anomalies must be Massage 101 for us. If you do not successfully address their “aching back” you will lose your clients to someone who will! Join us as Larry creates an all day, hands-on, medical massage learning lab. Our focus will be “back central”, combining deep tissue and trigger point therapies, Osteopathic massage techniques, shiatsu and Larry’s very special muscular approach entitled, “stretch and strip”. This class will teach you how to save your hands while you give the most sophisticated massage of your life and it will dramatically raise your skills and your bottom line!
In the Orient, the title master is used respectfully for someone who has performed 25,000 treatments. At nearly 60,000, spanning 42 years, Larry has surely established his expertise. He shares an amazing range of insight and his techniques are quite extraordinary. — Sifu Chuck Loeffler, B.A., B.S., LMT, Tai Chi/Chi Kung Master (in memoriam)
Truly enjoyed this class. Learned so much!! — Gail Rippili, LMT
Best concentration of work on back. Learned new protocols. Taking neck next! — Eileen Kennedy, LMT
Larry is awesome! I highly recommend the medical classes to any massage therapist specializing in pain management. — Jaclyn Seitz, LMT
with Larry Heisler, M.A., LMT
1 day, 9:30am to 6:00pm, 8 credits, $200
for all dates visit the Listing of Courses by Subject
Amazing Back Work that will make all the difference in the world!
To give a great massage, one that has your clients buzzing and returning again and again, is what it’s all about. Approaching the back, its hardness, its armoring, and its painful anomalies must be Massage 101 for us. If you do not successfully address their “aching back” you will lose your clients to someone who will! Join us as Larry creates an all day, hands-on, medical massage learning lab. Our focus will be “back central”, combining deep tissue and trigger point therapies, Osteopathic massage techniques, shiatsu and Larry’s very special muscular approach entitled, “stretch and strip”. This class will teach you how to save your hands while you give the most sophisticated massage of your life and it will dramatically raise your skills and your bottom line!
In the Orient, the title master is used respectfully for someone who has performed 25,000 treatments. At nearly 60,000, spanning 42 years, Larry has surely established his expertise. He shares an amazing range of insight and his techniques are quite extraordinary. — Sifu Chuck Loeffler, B.A., B.S., LMT, Tai Chi/Chi Kung Master (in memoriam)
Truly enjoyed this class. Learned so much!! — Gail Rippili, LMT
Best concentration of work on back. Learned new protocols. Taking neck next! — Eileen Kennedy, LMT
Larry is awesome! I highly recommend the medical classes to any massage therapist specializing in pain management. — Jaclyn Seitz, LMT
Working
with TMJ
with Maggie Dreisbach, LMT, CYI
1 day, 9:30am to 6:00pm, 8 credits,
$200.00
for all dates visit the
Listing of Courses by Subject
This continuing education course is designed to empower licensed massage therapists with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to address Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders and associated medical conditions. Participants will gain a deep understanding of considerations, modifications, and effective techniques to enhance their therapeutic capabilities in working with clients experiencing TMJ-related issues.
Upon completion of this course, students will:
Understand TMJ Disorders:
- Describe and discuss common conditions and symptoms of temporomandibular joint disorders.
- List the indications and contraindications of working with Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMD).
Muscular Anatomy and Assessment:
- Identify all muscles of mastication and other muscles associated with temporomandibular joint issues.
- Recognize potential causes of TMD through client assessments while staying within the scope of practice.
- Recognize how postural or cervical dysfunction might contribute to TMJ disorders.
Manual Therapy Techniques:
- Perform and demonstrate proficiency in intra and extraoral techniques for TMJ disorders.
- Execute head, neck, and shoulder techniques associated with TMJ disorders.
Client Interaction and Communication:
- Review client case studies and refine skills in assessing clients with TMJ-related concerns.
- Provide post-treatment exercises and self-care tips to clients.
Working
with TMJ
with Maggie Dreisbach, LMT, CYI
1 day, 9:30am to 6:00pm, 8 credits,
$200.00
for all dates visit the
Listing of Courses by Subject
This continuing education course is designed to empower licensed massage therapists with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to address Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders and associated medical conditions. Participants will gain a deep understanding of considerations, modifications, and effective techniques to enhance their therapeutic capabilities in working with clients experiencing TMJ-related issues.
Upon completion of this course, students will:
Understand TMJ Disorders:
- Describe and discuss common conditions and symptoms of temporomandibular joint disorders.
- List the indications and contraindications of working with Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMD).
Muscular Anatomy and Assessment:
- Identify all muscles of mastication and other muscles associated with temporomandibular joint issues.
- Recognize potential causes of TMD through client assessments while staying within the scope of practice.
- Recognize how postural or cervical dysfunction might contribute to TMJ disorders.
Manual Therapy Techniques:
- Perform and demonstrate proficiency in intra and extraoral techniques for TMJ disorders.
- Execute head, neck, and shoulder techniques associated with TMJ disorders.
Client Interaction and Communication:
- Review client case studies and refine skills in assessing clients with TMJ-related concerns.
- Provide post-treatment exercises and self-care tips to clients.