Bastyr CEU's

November 14
Saturday
9 am - 5:30 pm

Title:
Massage Made Easy

Where:
Bastyr's Kenmore campus, room 286
Bastyr University Campus
Certificate, Community and Continuing Education (CCCE) 14500 Juanita Drive NE Kenmore, WA 98028
(425) 602-3152
continuinged@bastyr.edu

Instructor:
Sue Russell, LMP, has been a practicing massage therapist for 12 years. Over the last six years she has taught massage workshops through community education programs as well as for hospice volunteers. Sue works full-time as a Bastyr academic manager where her passion for the healing arts blends with her avocation.

Prerequisites:
People ages 15 and over may attend.

Cost:
You and a friend $125
You register on line for $125, and then call us at 425-602-3152 to register your friend for free.
Handouts and massage oil are included

Notes:
Give your friends and family the gift of relaxing massage. Anyone can learn the basic massage strokes to relieve aching muscles, relax a tense body, or just offer comfort. You'll receive hands-on experience giving simple massage to the neck, shoulders, back, arms, legs, hands and feet.
Handouts and massage oil are included. Each person is to bring a pillow, and wear layers (including shorts, sleeveless shirt). You will be practicing techniques during class, so inviting a friend or partner is a must! You enroll for full price and your friend/partner enrolls free!
Both persons must register. Bring a sack lunch for the one-hour lunch break (or you can eat in the Bastyr cafeteria).

Course Notes:
Please bring a pillow, and blanket. Wear or bring shorts and a sleeveless shirt. We will be taking a one-hour lunch. The Bastyr cafeteria will be open for your convenience.

November 14 - 15
Saturday and Sunday
9 am - 6 pm

Title:
Bowenwork - Module 1

Credits:
16 contact hours

Where:
This seminar will be held at the Bastyr campus, room 186.
Bastyr University
Certificate, Community and Continuing Education (CCCE) 14500 Juanita Drive NE Kenmore, WA 98028
(425) 602-3152
continuinged@bastyr.edu

Instructor:
Sandra Gustafson, RN, BSN, holds a bachelor's degree in nursing from James Cook University in Townsville, Australia; is a registered nurse who specialized in intensive care nursing until 2001. She also attended the Cairns College of Natural Therapies (Australia) to become a naturopathic practitioner.

She was trained in Bowenwork by the founders of the Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia, Ossie and Elaine Rentsch, and has been an accredited Bowenwork practitioner since 1991. In 1994, she became an instructor for the BTAA, and taught in Australia until 1999. She now teaches in the U.S. where she resides.

Sandra currently works in a medical and alternative therapies practice of integrative neurology, and uses Bowenwork extensively to support her clients. She has been actively involved in establishing the Bowenwork Academy USA, serving as president from 2005 to 2007 and is currently the treasurer.

Sandra has conducted Bowenwork training for both holistic and mainstream health care practitioners, and encourages the incorporation of the technique into conventional health care programs. To this end, she has presented this work to the integrative health faculty at the Mayo Clinic in 2005 as well as many other medical and health support groups over the years. She has also served as a presenter at international Bowenwork conferences at Yale University (2006), Salzburg, Austria (2007), and Winchester College, UK (2008).

Sandra lives in Northern California with her husband. Her personal interests include growing organic vegetables, camping, hiking, swimming and overseas travel.

Cost:
All $425
CEU's Available for NDs (except CA & OR) through NCBTMB.
PDA's for LAc Pending

Notes:
Bowenwork is a soft-tissue bodywork technique developed in Australia by Tom Bowen, starting in the early 50's and continuing into the 80's. The technique involves applying specialized "moves" to specific areas of the body in order to facilitate the release of dysfunctional tension patterns within the neuromuscular and fascial systems. The results of which promote optimal postural realignment, internal organ function and overall relaxation. The work is helpful for acute and chronic health conditions in babies, children and adults.

There are six modules covering the core Bowenwork procedures. Each module is sixteen hours long over a two-day period. Modules must be taken in sequential order since each has been designed to build on the knowledge and skills learned in the previous modules. The course is taught by hands-on demonstration, information from the provided manuals, and close supervision while you are practicing the work on one another. Three manuals are distributed (each a $25 value) throughout the course series: Module 1, Module 3 and Module 5.

For those wishing to obtain certification, you must complete all six modules plus work on ten case studies recording 50 hours of practice. Once these requirements are met, you are eligible to enroll in Module 7 which is an assessment class and is arranged as needed.

Module 1: Covers the history and philosophy of Tom Bowen's development of what is now known as Bowenwork. You will learn the basic relaxation moves, which are the core moves that balance the entire body. You will cover the kidney and headache procedures, as well as instructions for client self-care and client management.

November 20-22
Friday 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday 8:00 - 5:00p.m.

Title:
CranioSacral Therapy II (09CS2-11)

Credits:
23 contact hours
Prerequisites: This course is open to those who have completed CranioSacral Therapy I

Location:
Bastyr University Campus, Room 184
14500 Juanita Dr. NE, Kenmore, WA

Cost:
Professionals $475
Bastyr/LIOS Alumni $428
Full time students $325
Retake $150
CEU's Available for NDs (except CA & OR)
PDA's Available for LAc through NCCAOM

Description:
Attention becomes more specifically focused on the structures of the head and mouth. Incorporating and expanding an understanding of the cranial bones and the adjoining structures, the student is taught to access and correct lesion patterns of the sphenoid, occiput, hard palate, vomer, ethmoid, palatines, zygoma and auditory canals. Treating geriatrics, pediatrics and common conditions is also discussed and/or demonstrated.

Course Notes:
Recommended Reading: The Heart of Listening by Hugh Milne, volume 2.

Instructor:
CranioSacral courses are taught by the faculty of Integrative Bodywork Institute. The IBI’s teaching approach balances the thinking and intuitive approach to CranioSacral Therapy