Deep Massage I, in San Antonio
with David Lauterstein, Founder of Deep Massage:
The Lauterstein Method
Saturday & Sunday, November 8th & 9th, 2008
9:00am-5:00pm each day
$250 in advance only
Bring your massage table
14 CEU Hours
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In Deep Massage I, you will learn 20 specific, clear new techniques for working with the back, pelvis, legs, front torso, shoulders, neck and head. There will be close table-side supervision and individualized feedback to ensure you develop the skills to fully engage your body, mind and spirit in doing deep massage.
Each participant will receive free with the workshop a 60 page manual and a 2 hour DVD with the basic Deep Massage protocol. The DVD includes a talk from David about some of the ideas behind his work, a full session demonstration, and additional close-up demonstrations of each of the basic Deep Massage techniques.
Deep Massage: The Lauterstein Method is a unique approach to structural and energetic bodywork. It has its roots in Zero Balancing, Rolfing, and Structural Bodywork. The emphasis is not so much on pressure, as how to effectively and deeply contact the person. When the client lets go from inside out, the healing is deeper and it is less hard work for the therapist.
David Lauterstein, BA (Music Composition), LMT, Cert. ZB, TLC School Co-Director, MTI
David has been in massage and bodywork practice since 1977 and has become one of the most highly respected international educators in the massage therapy realm. He regularly teaches in England and throughout the U.S since 1982. He is the author of the book, Putting the Soul Back in the Body: A Manual of Imaginative Anatomy for Massage Therapists, numerous articles on the philosophy and practice of massage and bodywork, and is the former editor of the national magazine, Massage Therapy Journal. He is certified in Structural Bodywork and in Zero Balancing and is the founder of Deep Massage: The Lauterstein Method. He is a faculty member of the Zero Balancing Health Association. His background prior to massage therapy was in philosophy and music composition (BA, U of Illinois, 1972).