Testimonials from Our Students and Their Clients
"I have been in practice for 40 years, and although classically trained by psychoanalysts, I have always leaned in the direction of a more conscious work involving the "body/mind:" connection. It is so great to learn the "Brain" and the CNS functions for a clearer and more in-depth understanding of how integrated our overall functioning really is. My only question is do I have to give refunds to all my clients from the past 40 years. My work finally has the depth I have been craving to be of better service to those that empower me to help them on their journey toward more synchronistic del-coherence."
Thank you, Bruce G.
"Certification in Neurology for Body-workers sets me apart from any other massage therapists by providing me with a deeper level of understanding of the dynamic relationship between the brain and the body, and provides me with tools that can instantly inform me if the work I am doing is helpful or harmful to the client."
Steve H. RMT
"I highly recommend this course to practitioners who are looking for greater understanding in how the body works. Since the nervous system is at the center of controlling everything within the body, understanding this system is central to understanding the body’s functions and what can go wrong.
I am better able to understand how techniques in massage, bodywork and exercise affect the nervous system. Do they stimulate neurons, or inhibit neurons? What part of the brain do these techniques target? This can make a big difference on what techniques I choose to use based on what the neurology assessments are indicting. How long I work on an area can make a difference on whether I am helping the brain or harming the brain resulting in worsening the clients condition. Assessments and concepts in this course taught me how to better implement many techniques that I already use, but in a more specific, targeted and effective ways."
Paula B., Certified Neuromuscular Therapist and Instructor for Judi Delaney’s NMT Center.
"As I was thinking about the Neuroscience piece of psychologically helping people I realize it has been overlooked for far to long in my field. It is exciting to learn about this and to plug it into, along side of, and all around what I already do. Even though I am such a rank beginner in my learning process, I have already seen large differences in clients attitudes as together we begin to explore other possibilities of what is happening with them, and how to potentially improve their condition. The attitude shift is so important to helping clients open doors of possibility that have previously been sealed shut with depression, despair, or even loss of self confidence. This is just darn exciting to see as a practitioner of 40 years." Thanks again, Bruce G.
I have been an instructor of Massage Therapy since 1987. I have also enjoyed a successful practice. My practice has always been focused on treating people who have been injured and/or suffer with chronic pain. I have taken multiple courses in order to add to my “tool box” of techniques for those difficult cases.
This course has helped me understand what technique may be the most helpful to each individual person. It has also helped me understand why someone is not getting better and what I can do to more specifically target the problem. When we touch someone we are touching their nervous system. Their brains ability to integrate this information has a direct and profound impact on the outcome of the treatment.
I am very excited to see a program that is designed to help me know when to use the tools I have and more importantly when NOT to use them.
Bonnie T., RMT, CNMT, FT certified instructor
Thank you, Bruce G.
"Certification in Neurology for Body-workers sets me apart from any other massage therapists by providing me with a deeper level of understanding of the dynamic relationship between the brain and the body, and provides me with tools that can instantly inform me if the work I am doing is helpful or harmful to the client."
Steve H. RMT
"I highly recommend this course to practitioners who are looking for greater understanding in how the body works. Since the nervous system is at the center of controlling everything within the body, understanding this system is central to understanding the body’s functions and what can go wrong.
I am better able to understand how techniques in massage, bodywork and exercise affect the nervous system. Do they stimulate neurons, or inhibit neurons? What part of the brain do these techniques target? This can make a big difference on what techniques I choose to use based on what the neurology assessments are indicting. How long I work on an area can make a difference on whether I am helping the brain or harming the brain resulting in worsening the clients condition. Assessments and concepts in this course taught me how to better implement many techniques that I already use, but in a more specific, targeted and effective ways."
Paula B., Certified Neuromuscular Therapist and Instructor for Judi Delaney’s NMT Center.
"As I was thinking about the Neuroscience piece of psychologically helping people I realize it has been overlooked for far to long in my field. It is exciting to learn about this and to plug it into, along side of, and all around what I already do. Even though I am such a rank beginner in my learning process, I have already seen large differences in clients attitudes as together we begin to explore other possibilities of what is happening with them, and how to potentially improve their condition. The attitude shift is so important to helping clients open doors of possibility that have previously been sealed shut with depression, despair, or even loss of self confidence. This is just darn exciting to see as a practitioner of 40 years." Thanks again, Bruce G.
I have been an instructor of Massage Therapy since 1987. I have also enjoyed a successful practice. My practice has always been focused on treating people who have been injured and/or suffer with chronic pain. I have taken multiple courses in order to add to my “tool box” of techniques for those difficult cases.
This course has helped me understand what technique may be the most helpful to each individual person. It has also helped me understand why someone is not getting better and what I can do to more specifically target the problem. When we touch someone we are touching their nervous system. Their brains ability to integrate this information has a direct and profound impact on the outcome of the treatment.
I am very excited to see a program that is designed to help me know when to use the tools I have and more importantly when NOT to use them.
Bonnie T., RMT, CNMT, FT certified instructor
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Functional Neurology in ActionThis is a client’s testimonial about his experience with “Neurological Massage”. He suffered from multiple brainstem hemorrhages and a frontal lobe hemorrhage back in 2005-6. His progress with rehab was limited UNTIL he found a CNB (Functional Neurology) Massage Therapist in May 2011.
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