Mike Hinkle's Comments

Hey! MIke!
It was nice to meet you and thank you for your comment!
The most needed "thing" for me is TIME. :-) I will try my best to get on here often...

Thanks MIke, I'll be in touch sometime when it is not so late at night!

Take Care,
David

Thanks Mike, I am just figuring this whole thing out. It's pretty cool. Glad to be here!

Thanks Mike glad to be on board!

Thanks Mike. I think I will enjoy this site!

Thanks Mike - Keep up the good work and I hope to be able to help a lot of therapists thru this network especially once I get Sacro Wedgy® classes going. You're the hardest workin man in showbiz!

Thank you for the warm welcome, as this is all so new to me you may be hearing from me. I look forward to being part of the community.

Mahalo Mike! I appreciate it! This is a great site for us to network!!!! Have a great day!!! Aloha, Charlie :)

Thank you very much mike! I am very new at all of this computer stuff but I will get the hang of it. Have a great day.

Hey Mike! What a fantastic website:)

Thanks for doing this Mike...it takes a lot of energy to weave the webs that connect so many folks...
and you do it with such grace!

Jenny

Great to be here...now as long as I can find my way back...LOL I am about as blog smart as my cat...it is always great to read what others are so willing to share...
Nice to meet everyone....
interesting how many of us were waitresses at some point...guess we just love to serve others!
Jenny

Hi Mike,
Thanks. This looks like a great web site.
Linda

Thanks very much, Mike! I'm also happy to donate a book for your raffle.

Best wishes, Lauriann

Hi Mike - you mentioned you were looking for a booklet on self-care and injury prevention for the World Massage Festival, saying "there's not enough good information out there." Save Your Hands! 2nd Edition is used by massage schools worldwide to provide proven, research-based, effective information on self-care and injury prevention to the profession. I'm happy to give you our adsheets to put in bags at the Festival. The subject of self-care and injury prevention is way to vast, and way too important (considering that 77% of massage therapists experience symptoms or injury) to be contained in a booklet, I'm afraid. So it's important to point therapists to a reliable source of information on the subject, which is what Rick and I have created (and people like Leon Chaitow, Ben Benjamin and many school directors agree). I hope this is helpful - we want to help you get this info out as much as possible at the Festival. Let me know if there are other ways we can help.

Hi MIke,
Yes, what you wrote about Paul's "new" class is EXACTLY what I have done now for ten years...........the beautiful additon of aquatic therapy to massage therapy...........Many more will find this modality soon, and come on board!!! I feel Blessed to have been given such a gift! Peace, Julia Young Hayes

Thanks! I am trying to get the hang of this blog..lol! Have a blessed day!

Thanks for making me welcome, Mike! I'm probably going to lurk/browse for a few days to get a sense of the community.

Doug

Mike, you might want to post something on bodywork_politics http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bodywork_politics/ and have the people there check your list of regulations by state. Also check http://www.abmp.com/members/legislative_map.php