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2010 © AMTA Georgia Chapter
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In This IssueAMTA 2010 National Convention: Center. BalanCe. Grow . 1 & 4Newsletter Information . . . .2Welcome New Members . . . . . . . 2 & 6 Letter from the President . . .3 Chapter Calendar . . . . . . . . .4AMTA Statement Proposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Atlanta Massage School 30th Anniversary . . . . . . . . .8 How to PASS the Exam (MBLEx or NCBTMB) . . . .9A Message From The Chapter Volunteer Orientation Program . . . . . 10The Art of Stone Massage (12 CE Hours) . . . . . . . . . . 11McKeeves First Ride . 12 & 13Memories June Chapter Meeting . . . . 15
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Volume 27: Issue 11 September 2010
HANDS ON GEORGIAThe Newsletter of the American Massage Therapy Association — Georgia Chapter
Voted 2009 AMTA National Outstanding Chapter Website www.AMTAga.
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AMTA 2010 National Convention Minneapolis, MN | September 22-25 | Minneapolis Convention Center
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The AMTA Georgia Chapter Newsletter, Hands On Georgia, is published three times annually by volunteer members. We reserve the right to alter accepted articles for grammar, syntax, available space, relevance to the Chapter and the profession of massage. Advertisers should reference the AMTA “Advertising Guidelines” online at http://www.amtamassage.org/media/adpolicy.htmlOpinions expressed in this newsletter do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the newsletter staff, the Georgia Chapter, or the AMTA.1. Articles, classified ads, and calendar
listings must be received in legible form by the publication deadlines to be included. Microsoft Word format only with .doc not docx extension.
2. Display ads may be submitted electronically- preferably in pdf or jpg format. (High resolution 300 dpi)
3. Payment must accompany a printed copy of articles and ads. Along with your ad copy, please enclose a check in the correct amount, payable to: AMTA Georgia Chapter and, mail to: Newsletter Chair P.O. Box 1746 McDonough, GA 30253
4. If you have any questions, please contact Joan Nichols at 770-402-9363 or [email protected].
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PROFESSIONALApril 2010Diana CokerCourtney DiCarloKeisha GwinnLinda LaroussiniDonna LicorishKanika MooreheadAlicia PaulkJeremiah RyleeTeresa Sims
May 2010Elysha Madison DietzAnthony Allen O’DellDouglas M BeierSarah ClarkRodney Eugene EchelbargerSally Rebecca FrancoMaryAnn JordanKristen LandbergPaula LinnaTheresa MizePatricia RedfearnShawna Marie RobisonGeoggrey Lee StahlLindsey Kay WhiteLinda L. Lefevre
June 2010Ronnie Alan Burger, . . . . . . . AtlantaMelissa Dale . . . . . .Garrett, MariettaGina Griego . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MonroeCarrie Melissa McKinney . CummingLinda Myree . . . . . . . . . .College ParkSarah Phillips . . . . . . . . . . . SnellvilleRobin Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DillardAnne B White . . . . . . . . . . . . . Albany
July 2010Michelle Loree Becker . Fort BenningRoland R. Simard . . . . . .Saint MarysKathereine Sorro. . . . . . . . Loganville
Patricia Kern . . . . . . . . . . . . .MariettaElizabeth Boudreaux . . DawsonvilleYuqin Guo . . . . . . . . . . . . .WoodstockStella Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DallasRichard Goggins Jr. . . . . . . . . DuluthSusana Ortiz . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morrow
STUDENTSApril 2010Jennifer BoswellSheryl CookConnie ErbChristopher HoehneKimberly JacksonRachel LynchTrina Pinkney
May 2010Nicole Joanne BakerDeborah ChamblessEdwin H ClementAnna Brooks HaireAl HolleyCecila LeafeAdam F LundbergTanya MasocolPravin S Westbrooks
June 2010Sharla Graves . . . . . . . . . . . .AcworthErika L Burks, . . . . . . . . . . . .AtlantaAmelia Corbett, . . . . . . . . . Ray CityZeppelin Lance Fogarty . . .YatesvilleKim Y Fowler . . . . . . . . . . AlpharettaAntoine A Green . . . . . . . . . . . TuckerMelissa Ann Stone . . . . . . . . AlapahaDaniel Torres Duran . . . . . Sugar HillPatricia Walker Wood . . . . . Snellville
July 2010Lawrence Roberts . . . . . . . . . NocrossTeresa J. Sherod . . . . . . . . CovingtonPaul Stujenske . . . . . . . . . . Norcross
New Members! From APRIL 2010 Thru JULY 2010
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Hi everyone, I am Terri Barton your new President of the AMTA Georgia Chapter. Can you believe that we are already into September! My goodness so many
things have happened in our Chapter as well as AMTA as a whole. Where do we begin?
The June membership and education meeting held on June 26th in Lithia Springs was such a wonderful experience. The theme of our meeting was summer fun. There were lei’s, flip flops, floaters, beach towels, and even floats. One could not help but smile when they entered the room.
James Waslaski was our education presenter on the topic of Massage for Complicated Shoulder, Forearm,Wrist, and Hand Conditions. His class was so exciting and informative. James and his teacher assistants were really on top of their game. I, for one cannot wait to have him back to teach a different area of the body. Not only is James a wonderful educator, he also donated over $500 of various DVD’s, work books, and even a gift certificate for our fund raiser. Be sure to check our website, www.amtaga.org for a listing of all of our education classes in which we offer.
Angie Patrick spoke to our chapter about the benefits of research provided by the Massage Therapy Foundation. The name may sound familiar to you because Angie is our contact with Massage Warehouse. Angie donated not just one, but two massage chairs to be given away. James Waslaski bought the first ticket for a chance at the massage chair, and he put the intention out that he was going to win it, and he did. Here is the best part, he donated the chair to his church. Along with raffles, we had door prizes with donations from the chapter and Kneads.
Linda Christie gave a wonderful report to inform our chapter of the direction in which National is headed and updates for the upcoming National convention. Folks, be sure to look at the National website, www.amtamassage.org. There are so many things happening, and a new look to the AMTA logo.
I want each and every one of you to know that the Georgia Chapter is about you and for you. The board of directors work for you. My door, or rather my phone is always open. If you have a question, please call me (770)548-8093, or email me at [email protected]. I want us to have fun and to learn. To take our profession to the outer limits. We are proud of what we do, and we are members of a most wonderful organization which is in the forefront of research. I want each and every one of us to feel as if AMTA is an extension of our family. I wish each of you Health, Happiness, and Well Being.
In sincere service to the members,
Terri Barton
AMTA Georgia Chapter P.O. Box 1746
McDonough, GA 30253
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Terri Barton [email protected] . . . . . 770-548-8093
First Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Open
second Vice President . . . Mary Lou Ross [email protected] . . . . . . . 404-402-9985
third Vice President . . . . Veronica Santure [email protected] . . . . . . . 912-576-3875
secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lori Dampier [email protected] . . . . . 678-551-4551
treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sue Stanley [email protected] . . . . . 706-295-4001
MeMbershiP secretary . . . . Aaron Rhodes [email protected] . . .404-790-5027
COmmITTEE CONTACTSawards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bernie Kopp [email protected] . . . . . . 912-634-9499
beneVolence . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Saulny [email protected] . 404-597-3082
education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Open
Fundraising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben Glossom [email protected] . . 770-442-4040
goVernMent relations . . . . Lee Holtman [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . 706-399-6885
Meeting Planning . . . . . . . Joan Nichols [email protected] . . . . . . . . .770-402-9363
newsletter . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joan Nichols [email protected] . . .770-402-9363
outreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben Glosson [email protected] . . . . . 770-442-4040
website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laurie Pratt [email protected] . 706-755-4978
Letter from the President
4 Hands On Georgia September 2010
EducaTIon aT a GlancEdale Healey • Hospital-Based Massage Therapy:
A Review of Trends and Practices
Randall craig • Using Social Media to Build Your
Massage Practice
Susan Salvo • Cancer and Massage Therapy
Kate Hathaway • Taking Charge of Your Health- For
Clinicians and Clients
Pat archer• Being a Respected Part of the Sports
Health Care Team nancy Schmitt• Creating a Prosperous Massage
Therapy PracticeKevin Pierce• Using the Massage Therapy Body
of Knowledge: An Update for the Profession
Paul St. John• Advances in Soft Tissue Therapy: Soft
Tissue Release of the Cranial Base Michael Hovi• Toolbox: Individual Techniques
for the Cervical Spine Your Massage (Hands On)
Susan Salvo• Geriatric Massage lee Stang• Incorporating Movement Into
Massage carole osborne• Gestating a Maternity Massage
Therapy PracticePaula Jilanis• The Yin and Yang of Classroom
Managementdale Healey, Keith Grant, donelda Gowan-Moody, John Balletto & Ravensara Travillian• Steps Toward Massage Therapy
Guidelines: A First Report to the Profession
annie Powell• Recognizing and Communicating
Skin ConditionsJudith delany• Hand and Forearm Painnathan nordstrom & adam Parrott• Fully Exposed Ethical Dilemmas-
Us and Themlaura Putnam• Nuts and Bolts: Basic Elements of
Instructional DesignMichael Hamm• Case Reports: Why They’re Important
and How to Submit Your OwnSamuel Blechman• Massage for Athletes Jeannette Vaupel• Massage and Medications: When is
Therapy Dangerous? laurie craig & carole osborne• The Art and Craft of Teaching- AMTA
Perlinksi Award Recipients Session 1
Shay Beider, Karen Boulanger Sean Phipps, Phd, Kate Sheridan, & Shannon Halpin• Current Research: Pediatric Massagediane Trieste & ann Marie Brown• Demystifying the Benefits of Spa and
Spa Therapies Wendy Farrar, Jeremy Miller, Mollie o’Brien & lori Knutson• The Role of Massage Therapy Within
Integrative Medicine at an Acute Care Hospital
Taya countryman• Introduction to Structural Relief
Therapy (Hands OnPatricia Pippert• Emotional Intelligence at Work Matthew Howe• Exploring the Spa Worlddianne Polseno• The Art and Craft of Teaching- AMTA
Perlinksi Award Recipients Session Tracy Walton• Cancer and Massage Therapy: What
Does the Research Say?
Chapter Calendar 2010
September 22nd - 25th: aMta national Convention Hilton Minneapolis Minneapolis Convention Center Minneapolis, Mn
october 16th & 17th: BoD & Membership Meeting education Class/Bruce Baltz Hilton Garden Inn atlanta/Perimeter
october 24th - 30th: national Massage therapy awarness week
november 15th: BoD teleconference
no meeting in DecemberYou can also check out the chapter calendar at: http://www.amtaga.org/ga_chapter_calendar
Chapter Calendar 2011
February 19th: educational offering (reflexology) & annual Meeting/lunch McDonough, Ga
June 11th -12th: educational offering (pregnancy massage) & Membership Meeting/lunch augusta, Ga
September 17th -18th: educational offering (myofacial, aromatherapy) and Membership Meeting/lunch tBa
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PLEASE! Comment on the
2010 AMTA Position Statement Proposals
At the 2010 AMTA House of Delegates meeting to be held in September in Minneapolis, MN delegates will consider each of the following proposed AMTA position statements. All members are encouraged to read and post their comments on these proposals. Your comments will be provided to the delegates before they meet to discuss the proposals. Position statements approved by the House of Delegates immediately become official views of the association.2010 Proposed Position Statements
- Anxiety- Athletic Training- Fibromyalgia- Lower Back Pain- State Licensure- Tension Headaches
Please visit national’s website and to go to the below listed link.
https://www.amtamassage.org/comment_position_statement2010.html
For more information please feel free to contact any of the delegates listed on the Georgia Chapter website www.amtaga.org.
TRANSFERS (Professional members)April 2010Crystal ClearwaterDebra DuddyFreida HarrellDeuk JonesTrina KirklandLiyun QianKirsten WeldonBarbara SmithTina Turner
May 2010Beatriz Gambaro-CollazoSara Pintor GartlandFernando LandazabalMarie ParsonsKristen TothSusan L. Wes
June 2010Shandricka Pacouloute Beatriz Gambaro-CollazoLinda Lefevre July 2010Barbara Olsen Smith Gainesville from SC Sharon Wilson-Fuller Athens from MA
TRANSFERS (Student members)April 2010Bryant BowdryIsla Godfrey
May 2010Robbin Lea WellsSara Pintor Gartland
BECOME AN ACTIVE MEMBER,GET INVOLVED,
OR JOIN A COMMITTEE
Contact any of your Board of Directors or
Committee Chairs, contact information
on Page 3 or visit our website at:
www.amtaga.org
AMTA Network Links
YouTube
8 Hands On Georgia September 2010
is celebrating its 30th Anniversary
The school was founded in 1980, midtown Atlanta, by owner Leticia Allen and then partner, Farra Allen. Leticia Allen experienced body work for the first time in a polarity session. The power of touch in that session made a dramatic impact. A
year later Leticia met Farra, who also shared passion and belief in “the power of touch”. Together they were inspired to start a school. Leticia, then, set a goal - to make massage therapy as readily avail-able as a haircut. Her dream has come to life. Quality, high standards and continuous improvement are reflected in the school’s programs, facility and equipment. The school’s longevity is also attributed to Leticia’s attention to the day to day while keeping a pulse on the future. She has always been looking ahead of the curve concerning massage trends and more recently the growth within the spa industry.Atlanta School of Massage will have a 30th anniversary celebration for graduates and friends on Monday, November 8th 4-7pm. Graduates will have a chance to reconnect with the ASM community. Students will provide free chair massages and makeup consultations. In September graduates will be able to enter a raffle to win prizes donated by Biotone,
Jane Iredale and the grand prize, an Oakworks Portal Pro 3 Chair Package. As part of the 30th anniversary cel-ebration the schools teaching clinic was redesigned and given a new name, SensAbility. Its new atmo-sphere provides a more calm and relaxing experience. An eco-friendly approach was taken when choosing the paint, carpet and furnishings. In appreciation and celebration of the schools’ graduates they are given the gift of an ongoing 30% discount towards massage and skin care treat-ments at SensAbility.Atlanta School of Massage is taking steps towards reducing its carbon footprint and water usage. Leticia has pledged to focus on sustainabil-ity. As a member of the Green Spa Network, the school has committed to “promoting the vital connec-tions between personal well being, resource sustainability and the health of our planet.” Be on the lookout for an exciting new website design, the revival of the blog and the launch of an official Facebook page initiatives that will strengthen the ASM community.
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AMTA Network Links
YouTube
Education and Credentials Valued in the Massage Therapy Profession
• There are over 300 accredited massage schools and programs in the United States.
• Today there are more than 90,000 nationally Certified massage therapists. to become nationally certified, a massage therapist must demonstrate mastery of core skills and knowledge, pass an exam, uphold the organizations standards of practice and code of ethics and take part in continued education.
• Ninety-two (92) percent of massage therapists strongly or somewhat agree there should be minimum education standards for massage therapists.
• Massage therapists have an average of 624 hours of initial training.
• The vast majority of massage therapists (96 percent) have taken continuing education classes.
• Massage therapists take an average of 22 hours of continuing education per year.
• The most popular choices for continuing education are training for new modalities/techniques, advanced training for specific modalities and massage for specific populations (e.g. pregnant women, geriatrics and athletes).
How to Pass the Exams (MBLEx or NCBTMB exams) is taught by Laura Allen, author of the Plain & Simple Guide to Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork Examinations (2nd ed, LWW, 2009) . In this dynamic class, you will learn:
- How to banish test anxiety
- The ineffective study habits you need to leave behind
- The effective study habits you need to adopt
- How to take charge of your study time
- What content is covered on the exam
- What you can expect at the testing center
- Great strategies for taking the actual test
Additionally, you’ll take a practice exam that will be answered in class so you can take it home and use it as a study aid . You’ll find out how you’re doing time-wise and what areas you need to improve on before
you take the actual exam . Laura Allen has been helping students pass licensure exams for over ten years and looks forward to helping you!
How to PASS the Exams
(MBLEx or NCBTMB exams)
Send with full payment to: Terri Barton, President 4 Coosawattee avenue, Suite C, rome, Ga 30165
You may contact her regarding the class at [email protected] or (404) 790-5030
Saturday, October 16thCost: $15 AMTA members; $30 non-members
Become a member and received a $15 refund within 30 days after this class!
Hilton Garden Inn • 1501 Lake Hearn Dr • Atlanta, GA 30319 404-459-0500
10 Hands On Georgia September 2010
a Message From: The Chapter Volunteer Orientation Program
At the beginning of July, I took the opportunity to attend the 8th Annual Chapter Volunteer Orientation Program or CVOP in Evanston, Illinois. CVOP provides chapter volunteers with a familiarity of Association basics and policies, resources to help run a chapter, and an opportunity to network face-to-face with other chapter leaders from around the nation. Now this may sound like a bunch of boring meetings, but we really had a fun time:
- meeting interesting people; - participating in various activities and sessions, and; - speaking face-to-face with AMTA staff.
I had only ever communicated with through email or telephone, touring the AMTA national office in downtown Evanston, all while learning how to better serve you, the Members. Which brings me to the most important thing I learned at CVOP: We are a community of massage therapists and our members come first . As chapter volunteers, we are here to serve you . If you have any suggestions on how we may better serve
you, please tell us and please take advantage of all that AMTA offers to strengthen your practice, your profession and your community.
Aaron J . Rhodes, LMT
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Introduction to deep Tissue Healing: “The art of Stone Massage”
(12 CE Hours)
Saturday, October 16 and Sunday, October 17, 2010 Cost: $120 AMTA members; $240 non-AMTA members
$32 additional charge for optional stone set – each participant pair can share one set)Early Registration discount of $10 if post-marked by September 15, 2010
Hotel Reservations: Hilton Garden Inn • 1501 Lake Hearn Drive • Atlanta, GA 30319 • 404-459-0500
BrUCe Baltz, lMt, founder of SpiriPhysical® Inc., is a licensed massage therapist in new York and Florida and an internationally recognized educator with over twenty-eight years experience in the fitness and bodywork industry. Bruce has developed Deep tissue Healing; “the art of Stone Massage” in 1999 and more recently active Isolated Stretching (aIS): the Spa Method approved by aaron Mattes.Bruce has been studying with aaron for the past 5 years and has been assisting in workshops and in his clinic in Sarasota, Fl. Bruce has accepted a position at oasis Day Spa as Massage Program Director in new York City while maintaining a private practice focusing on aIS as a clinical practitioner.
this class will focus on how to use hot and cool stones in a safe manner for both the client and the therapist. a great deal of time will be spent on body mechanics which will help in extending your chosen path of work. time will also be spent on proper stone selection and the pressure and speed of the stone application. Bruce will have handouts for all participants.
Class Schedule
About The Instructor
About The Class
SATURdAY reGIStratIon – 7:30am• Class Begins – 8am to Noon • Lunch & Membership Meeting –
12:15pm to 2:15pm • Class Resumes – 2:30pm to 5:30pm
(dinner on your own)
SUndAY reGIStratIon – 7:30am • Class Resumes – 8:am to 11:30am and • Concludes Noon to 2:00pm (short break for lunch)
Send with full payment to: Terri Barton, President, 4 Coosawattee Avenue, Suite C, Rome, GA 30165 You may contact her regarding the class at [email protected] or (404) 790-5030
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McKeever’s First Ride
Our GA AMTA members
volunteered in June at Chastain
Horse Park for McKeever’s
First Ride. Erika Larson was
instrumental in this endeavor.
She contacted the outreach
chair, Ben Glosson to see if
the Chapter could supply our
members for this event. Six
of our members showed up
with 5 chairs and 1 table plus
smiles all around. Liz Willets,
Erika Larson, Kelly Diodati, Ben
Glosson, Carol Thompson and
Mary Lou Ross came on their off
day to administer healing touch
to physically and mentally
challenged individuals ages
6 and up . We also had great
fellowship and exchanged
ideas. All had a great time.
We look forward to when
we can be of service again
and hope you will take a look
for the opportunities in your
neighborhoods to be of service.
Let us all get the word out for
AMTA and what massage can
do for everyone.
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Georgia Chapter Membership Meeting
October 16, 2010
12:15PM – 1:00PM *Complimentary Lunch
1:00PM – 2:30PM Membership Meeting
Come for the Fun, Food, Prizes, Raffles and Network.
The Lunch is complimentary but we do ask you to sign up so we can assure that there is plenty for everyone. RSVP by email at [email protected]. or call 706-399-6885.RSVP by email at [email protected] or call 706-399-6885.
Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Perimeter Center
1501 Lake Hearn Drive Atlanta, GA 30319
404-459-0500
directions: From I-85 take 285 West to Exit 29, Ashford-Dunwoody Rd. Take a left off of the exit, cross over the interstate. At the 2nd light make a right onto Lake Hearn Drive. The Hilton Garden Inn will be immediately on your left.
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Memories GA CHAPTER June’s Membership Meeting • Hilton Garden Inn & Suites, Lithia Springs, GA
Hands On GeorgiaAMTA - Georgia Chapter P.O. Box 1746 McDonough, GA 30253
come and Join us at the 2010 aMTa national convention