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Classes Will Introduce New Modalities And Instructors

We are really expanding the education and the explanation of different modalities available in this profession at this year's Festival. As an effort to draw even more therapists into the Seabury Arena, we will be offering 2 hour seminar classes for credits.

These classes will introduce a lot of new (to the students) instructors that, therapists might have been considering their class and now you will have a better idea about what that modality and instructor might offer. We have added 30 (2hr) classes for people to attend. You will still only be able to get 24 total credits. But now you will have more choices. The total should be 42 instructors teaching 56 classes. Now, that should give you some options! What do you think?

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Permalink Reply by Mike Hinkle on September 7, 2009 at 7:58pm

Thank you! I am very happy with our growth, Many of these modalities have never been shown at convention before. It really is time to open up these aspects. There is so much out there!

Permalink Reply by Shawn Maria Brinza on September 16, 2009 at 10:07pm

Man, your going to have to increase the number of days the festival runs and credit hours and have a world massage marathon.... For the therapist who can't get enough....

Permalink Reply by Mike Hinkle on September 17, 2009 at 9:29pm

Actually, I would love for the Festival to be a week long next year. Three days dedicated to teachers and three days for therapists. The middle day would be a party!

Shawn Maria Brinza said:

Man, your going to have to increase the number of days the festival runs and credit hours and have a world massage marathon.... For the therapist who can't get enough....

Permalink Reply by Mike Hinkle on September 18, 2009 at 9:21pm

All the options you listed are available and we already have every one of those booked.. You can share the room with spouse or friend for $20 each. You can have the room to yourself for $40 a night. You can even bring a friend that isn't a therapist.

Rosemary Chunco said:

I think I might have to sign up. You've too many good people to choose from! Tell me this though, since I'd be a newbie - do people bring their spouses/partners and have them stay with them on campus, or do therapists mostly go with their therapist buddies? Do some people go on their own? I'd love to take as many classes as I could.