Posts Tagged ‘Massage School’
Party, Party, Massage School Party!
Check out our video from our 23rd Anniversary Party!
Read MoreMassage School Admissions Director: Heidi Grant
Not only do Lauterstein-Conway Massage School faculty and staff have a sense of humor, they are also here to ensure students receive the best massage school experience possible. Heidi Grant, now the sole (and soul) member of the the Admissions department, is often the first person prospective students encounter when they inquire about massage school.…
Read MoreTLCschool Massage School Instructors 2010
Thank you to TLCschool’s amazing massage therapy instructors who attended our March 15, 2010 Faculty Meeting. 2010 is going to be a great year!
Read MoreTLC’s November 2008 Class Graduation
TLC’s November 2008 class graduated on December 5, 2009. For more pictures from the graduation, go to TLC’s facebook fan page.
Read MoreTLC’s September 2008 Massage School Graduates
TLC’s September 2008 class graduated on November 14, 2009. For more pictures from the graduation, go to TLC’s facebook fan page.
Read MoreMassage School Family: Happy Birthday, Jake Lauterstein!
Happy Birthday, Jake Lauterstein. (Jake, co-founder David Lauterstein’s son, doesn’t look like this anymore – he’s going off to college this year). This picture was taken at the Burnet Road location’s grand opening!
Read MoreEngaging the Skyhook
An Anatomy Review with David Find out more information on “Engaging the Skyhook” at our Advanced Clinical Training Open House, click here to register.
Read MoreWhy Choose the Life of a Massage Therapist?
I remember the exact moment in 1977 on a train in Chicago. I was working through the career-hunters book, What Color is Your Parachute?, and heard the words in my mind, “I guess I’m going to become a massage therapist!” And sure enough, that’s what I’ve been ever since. Here’s some of what I got…
Read MoreMassaging the Windows of Life: Where Your Muscles Meet Your Bones
When we do our strokes in Deep Massage, when we pause, particularly at the beginning or the end of a stroke, it creates a kind of “window”. These pauses naturally occur at the beginning and near the end of the muscle – at the origin and the insertion. As in most stories, beginnings and endings…
Read MoreMassage and the Nervous System: Part Three
Part three of Massage and the Nervous System. (See parts two and one.) As massage therapists we know how to get our hands on muscles and connective tissues. But now we see somehow we have to get our hands on the nervous system because otherwise it’s a bit like flipping light switches with no electricity – some action…
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