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Always $10.00 off for serving members of the Armed Forces*.
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ASK ABOUT A GIFT CERTIFICATE!
My personalized gift certificates can be purchased for as many massage sessions as you choose,
and are valid for one year (12 months) from the date of purchase.
Gift certificate recipients may also pass their certificate to a relative or friend to redeem
if they so wish.
Where justified by special circumstances I will extend the validity of certificates at my complete
discretion but I ask recipients to make every effort to redeem them during the year-long period of validity.
*Not valid with any other offer
Certified Massage therapist
State Registration
I am registered as a Massage Therapist with the State of Colorado. My Registration Number is MT-7958.
Massage Therapy Certification
I studied at the prestigious Boulder College of Massage Therapy (BCMT), graduating from the 1,000 hour certification
program in 2004.
The 4 major modalities taught at BCMT are Zen Shiatsu, Swedish massage, Normalization of Soft Tissue and Integrative massage. I also took elective classes in orthopedic massage, canine massage, prenatal massage and infant massage.
My internships included 23 hours of supervised internship, working with patients in the Oncology, Orthopedic, Cardiac, and Medical Surgery departments at Boulder Community Hospital.
Associate Degree,
In 2005 I was awarded an Associate of Occupational Studies in Massage Therapy Degree (AOS) in Medical and Trauma massage from BCMT.
As per the BCMT prospectus: "Classes include advanced concepts in human anatomy and physiology, including neurophysiology and neuroanatomy, medical massage, and other topics not covered in the 1000-Hour Massage Therapy Certificate Program. Advanced bodywork techniques, with application to specific special populations are emphasized during the practical portion of the symposium courses."
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Certified energy Healer
In 2005 I became certified as an Energy Healer. My energy studies included classes and practicums
in the Healing Touch, Qi Gong and Vibrational Medicine traditions.
Continuing Education
I am certified to level I in Lymphatic Drainage Therapy by the
The Upledger Institute, and am trained
in Russian Medical Massage for Fibromyalgia by the
The Kurashova Institute.
Additionally, I have taken other continuing education classes in various bodywork-related topics
and methodologies.
Professional Member of AMTA
I am a Professional member of the
American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA).
I have liability insurance through the AMTA.
The AMTA requires that all members adhere to the AMTA Code of Ethics
AMTA Code of Ethics
This Code of Ethics is a summary statement of the standards by which massage
therapists agree to conduct their practices and is a declaration of the general principles of
acceptable, ethical, professional behavior.
Massage therapists shall:
- Demonstrate commitment to provide the highest quality massage therapy/bodywork to those who seek their professional service.
- Acknowledge the inherent worth and individuality of each person by not discriminating or behaving in any prejudicial manner with clients and/or colleagues.
- Demonstrate professional excellence through regular self-assessment of strengths, limitations, and effectiveness by continued education and training.
- Acknowledge the confidential nature of the professional relationship with clients and respect each client's right to privacy.
- Conduct all business and professional activities within their scope of practice, the law of the land, and project a professional image.
- Refrain from engaging in any sexual conduct or sexual activities involving their clients.
- Accept responsibility to do no harm to the physical, mental and emotional well-being of self, clients, and associates.
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Engineering Career
Before making the change to a career in massage therapy I worked as an Electronics and laser engineer at Arrow Electronics, Exabyte Corporation, Sheldahl Microproducts, Fisher Imaging Corporation and others.
While working at Integrated Sciences Incorporated I was named as a co-inventor on US Patent # 4604706 - A device for failure prediction of earth structures particularly useful in underground mines to predict earth structure failures such as roof falls.
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British Army
Service
I joined the British Army as a boy soldier of 15, and left after nearly 20 years
as a warrant officer class II.
As first a radio technician, and then a control and computing specialist, I served with a variety of Infantry, Armored, and Artillery units in Europe and the Middle East.
These units included the Royal Horse Guards (The Blues), The 1st Battalion, Grenadier Guards, and 40th Field Regiment Royal Artillery. In addition, I spent time with 22nd Signals Regiment, 244 Air Support Squadron R. Sigs, The School of Artillery Larkhill, and various REME and Royal Signals training establishments.
Twice during my army career, I was fortunate enough to serve tours on loan service with armies of other nations.
Federal Regular Army of the Arab Emirates of the South
As a junior NCO, I spent 18 months with an army of mountain Bedouin soldiers in what is now the South of Yemen
where I learnt tolerance and respect for those with a decidedly different culture and religion.
The FRA was headquartered in Khormaksar, near Aden. The rifle battalions where I spent most of my time were up-country in bases at ’Ataq, Bayhan, Mukeiras, Musaymir, Dhala, and other outposts, mainly situated along the border in the Radfan mountains, or at the edge of the Rub’ al Khali or great sea of sand desert.
Malaysian Armed Forces
Toward the end of my service, I was attached to the Malaysian ministry of defense and lived for two-and-a-half
years in a run-down, haunted Hotel in the west coast town of Port Dickson.
There I met my wife, Kristine, who was serving with the US Peace Corp.
It was exposure to the many and diverse cultures and religions of Malaysia, and the mystical occurences that were so much a part of everyday life, that really opened my mind to other ways of thinking about the nature of mankind, and caused me to ponder matters of the spirit.