Thanks for the welcome Mike. I see from your profile that you are from NC. I am from Ontario, Canada. It's interesting to "meet" massage therapists from far places. I see some mention of a "hall of fame". If that is based on years of practice, perhaps I am a contender. I have been in practice for 25 years.:

Thanks for the warm welcome Mike! :)

that's confirmative, I'm in College Station, TX, and it's now 1:17! :)

thank you for the greeting! Looks like a lot of information to work through!

thank you

I will thank you!

Mike, Thanks for the greeting!

Thanks Mike, glad to be here! Have a great day!

Hi Mike,
Greetings form the west coast. I don't know any in your area but a good friend of mine is in NEw Orleans and could probably send some folks your way. Her name is Ellen Soloway. Her email is soloway@feldenkrais-neworleans.com.
Good luck with your event,
Cynthia

Hi Mike,

I apologize for the delay in getting back to you regarding vendors for the 2010 School Issues Forum. We do indeed have vendors participate. Being the unique event that it is, there is a limited number of booth space. I am currently determining what that looks like with The Westin Alexandria. The beauty of the Forum is that the vendors have stated they like the smaller setting in that they get very quality time with the key decision makers of the school.

HI Mike - things are very good at our school and in our family. I'm doing more writing which I enjoy - getting up at 5 each morning! Son's gone to college and we're empty nesters - miss him alot but am finding new things to do.
Thanks for your welcome.
How are you and what're you up to?

No problem. I spend enough time on the computer already!

I'm definately plannin on coming!!

Thanks for your kind welcome!

Raymond W Smith, LMT
http://www.raymondwsmith.com

Dear Mike: I am happy you want to be my friend. I am a Certified Aromatherapy Teacher. Here is some information that I feel you will find interesting.
Aromatic Blessings,
Marlene Mitchell
What follows are a few recipes for uplifting and releasing depressed emotional states - use your intuition to find the right one. Often, the single essential oil or blend you find most attractive will be the one that serves you best.


Experiment, explore, and have fun with these fantastic gifts of nature. Where a carrier oil is indicated - blends with carriers are intended specifically for aromatherapy massage (self-massae is very effective, as well as a simple massage from a friend or loved one).

For releasing and opening the heart:
1 drop Rose 4 drops Sweet Orange or Bergamot

Brightening, refreshing and uplifting:
4 drops Bergamot 1 drop Ylang Ylang 4 drops Grapefruit
4 drops Bergamot 4 drops Clary Sage 1 drop Frankincense
4 drops Bergamot or Sweet Orange 4 drops Clary Sage
1 drop Frankincense 4 drops Lemon Nourishing:
4 drops (Roman) Chamomile 25 mls. Carrier oil of choice

Floral and earthy (uplifting and softening to Spirit):
1 drop Neroli 4 drops Orange
3 drops Chamomile 4 drops Bergamot 1 drop Helichrysum

Stress essential oil blend: 4 drops orange, 3 drops lavender, 1 drop ylang ylang. This blend works together to stimulate the release of the body's natural stress reducing chemicals that calm all reactions and offer emotional support. Orange and ylang ylang will calm and lift the gloom and doom of depression. Once the stress or depression is lifted, one can maintain a brighter outlook when facing challenging situations. Lavender offers the "take a deep breath" moment to stabilize and think before you react. Over time, maintaining stability and emotional agility, confidence, relaxation and peace of mind will be your natural graceful state. This formula is a must for children and nervous pets.

Dear Mike: I am happy you want to be my friend. I am a Certified Aromatherapy Teacher. Here is some information that I feel you will find interesting.
Aromatic Blessings,
Marlene Mitchell
What follows are a few recipes for uplifting and releasing depressed emotional states - use your intuition to find the right one. Often, the single essential oil or blend you find most attractive will be the one that serves you best.


Experiment, explore, and have fun with these fantastic gifts of nature. Where a carrier oil is indicated - blends with carriers are intended specifically for aromatherapy massage (self-massae is very effective, as well as a simple massage from a friend or loved one).

For releasing and opening the heart:
1 drop Rose 4 drops Sweet Orange or Bergamot

Brightening, refreshing and uplifting:
4 drops Bergamot 1 drop Ylang Ylang 4 drops Grapefruit
4 drops Bergamot 4 drops Clary Sage 1 drop Frankincense
4 drops Bergamot or Sweet Orange 4 drops Clary Sage
1 drop Frankincense 4 drops Lemon Nourishing:
4 drops (Roman) Chamomile 25 mls. Carrier oil of choice

Floral and earthy (uplifting and softening to Spirit):
1 drop Neroli 4 drops Orange
3 drops Chamomile 4 drops Bergamot 1 drop Helichrysum

Stress essential oil blend: 4 drops orange, 3 drops lavender, 1 drop ylang ylang. This blend works together to stimulate the release of the body's natural stress reducing chemicals that calm all reactions and offer emotional support. Orange and ylang ylang will calm and lift the gloom and doom of depression. Once the stress or depression is lifted, one can maintain a brighter outlook when facing challenging situations. Lavender offers the "take a deep breath" moment to stabilize and think before you react. Over time, maintaining stability and emotional agility, confidence, relaxation and peace of mind will be your natural graceful state. This formula is a must for children and nervous pets.

Dear Mike: Thanks very much for your warm welcome. I am a Certified Aromatherapy Teacher. Here is some information that I feel you will find interesting.
Aromatic Blessings,
Marlene Mitchell
For releasing and opening the heart:
1 drop Rose 4 drops Sweet Orange or Bergamot

Hi Thanks.

Thank you Mike. Glad to be here.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Thank you !

Hi Mike,
Glad to be here too. Looks like you contribute many things to the community.

Thanks for the warm welcome!

Hi Mike - knew that name rang a bell somewhere in the fog- I was at the San Marcos Festival and enjoyed it tremendously. Will look forward to getting connected. Need help with finding how to get started with my books. Thanks for your time and work in the community!-h

Thank you! Just getting started!

Thanks Mike

thanks for the welcome!

Thank you!

Hi Mike

Thank you for the warm welcome. Eric Brown and I are going to drive down to Kentucky from Ontario for the Festival. We need to book a room, let me know what space is still available. Be well. Scott

Thank You... sorry for the delay.... Im what you call a busy body...

Thank you. I'm anxious to talk to fellow therapists and get their views and opinions.

Hello Mike,

Thank so much for the warm welcome, hope we can share many insights on the path of healing.

Best Regards
Gabriela Reichert

Thanks for the Welcome, Mike. I'm glad to see a familiar face. We met briefly at the AMTA conference in Orlando at the My Receptionist Booth.

thank you! and please if there is any up coming events i am interested in all and would like to be involved :)

Thank you... :D

I will! Thank you :)

Hi Mike! Thanks for adding me!

Thanks Mike I will!

hi mike!

will do!

Thank you Mike, looks like a nice community here :)

Thanks, Mike!

Hey Mike!
I am coordinating a 5 day lomi in the Sarasota, Fla region for July 2010! Yeah!

Thank you!

Hi and Good Morning.

Just wanted to say thank's for the invite. Hope your having a great sunday

Thanks Mike...

Thanks for the welcome

fascinating. thanks!

Thank you for the welcome and I am looking forward to sharing the knowledge and passion.

Thank you Mike!