Arizona MT's

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Comment by Maria Troia on September 7, 2009 at 8:08pm

Jennifer,

Call Bare Paws: 480-970-3739. The owner's name is Barry. His place used to be in Scottsdale. I just talked to him on Friday and he said he moved the business into his home, I think off Indian School. Whatever he doesn't have, he can get for you. Tell him I sent you.

Maria Troia, MSEd, LMT, NCTMB, CH
www.kiraholistic.com

Comment by Gabriele G. La Vone on September 5, 2009 at 8:46am

HI everybody. I just joined the group and was also wondering, why there are two goups listed for AZ. I actually live in Nashville, TN, but have an AZ and TN license, because I travel at least twice a year to Phoenix (South Mountain Preserve Area) and am not sure, if I may have to relocate to AZ in the future.
Am looking forward to getting to know some people......

Comment by Andrea McCully on September 5, 2009 at 12:24am

I used to live near the Tucson Mountains also. Tucson Estates actually. What a wonderful coincidence! I honestly think those are the prettiest mountains of all in Tucson! :)

Comment by Robin Byler Thomas on August 29, 2009 at 9:42am

Hi everyone,
Thanks for starting this Andrea. I'm in Tucson near the Tucson Mountains. I look forward to getting to know folks. Does anyone know why there are two AZ groups?

Comment by Anita Bakke on August 19, 2009 at 3:05pm

Hi Andrea! Nice to meet you, I'm in Carefree/Cave Creek area. Thanks for starting the group!
Anita

Comment by Maria Troia on August 14, 2009 at 1:52pm

AMMA Therapy Basic I will be held in the Red Rock Country of Sedona, AZ from October 30 - November 2, 2009 at Your HeartWalk Center on Hwy 179.

AMMA Therapy® is a 5,000 year old system of healing, originating in Korea and brought to the United States by the late Mrs. Tina Sohn, descendant of a royal line of TCM healers and a healing sensitive who could directly experience the energy of others. Along with her late husband, Dr. Robert Sohn, they founded the Wholistic Health Center on Long Island, the largest center of its kind on the east coast, now known as the New York College of Health Professions. AMMA Therapy® was also taught to acupuncture students at the college as well as Wholistic Nursing students who have integrated the technique into the hospital setting. The Sohns co-authored what is said to be the most comprehensive text on Asian bodywork: AMMA Therapy®, A Complete Textbook of Oriental Bodywork and Medical Principles.

AMMA Therapy® offers your clients a complete form of therapy, incorporating bodywork, Chinese diet, and concepts from Qi Gong and T’ai Chi Chuan. It is based on the Eight Principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine as well as Five Element Theory. The technique’s focus on the Five Elements places a high importance on the vital role of the emotions in healing. An AMMA Therapy® session completely embraces the notion of treating body, mind, and spirit.

At its most basic level, AMMA Therapy® addresses structural imbalances such as neck and back pain. At the advanced level, AMMA Therapy® also benefits conditions such as sinusitis, asthma, digestive problems, PMS, menopause, low immune function, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and headaches.

As the therapist is taught how to direct energy from the Dan Tien (the hara), this therapy is easy on your body and reenergizes you along with your client.

Instructor: Maria Troia, MSEd, LMT, NCTMB, CH

Maria Troia is a former instructor of AMMA Therapy® and a student clinic supervisor at the NY College of Health Professions. She has the permission of the current trademark holder to continue to teach AMMA Therapy® independently. She is also approved by NCBTMB as a CE provider (# 450883-08).

$500 (32 contact hours) on or before 9/26/09
(After 9/26 tuition is $550)

To register call 480-313-6260 or visit www.kiraholistic.com for more information.

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