Carolina School of Bodywork

Another new CEU Class!

Understanding & Transforming Chronic Pain
14 CE Hours, NCBTMB Approved.
Live, hands-on training taught by Arnold Askew, LMT, GCFP.

August 29-30, 2026

GET MORE INFO >> https://www.somaticsolution.com/course-0826-sc

In this 12-hour continuing education workshop, you will learn how to bring nervous system regulation and trauma-informed principles into your existing massage practice without working outside your scope.

Instead of adding more techniques, this training focuses on how to use what you already know in a more intentional way so your sessions feel easier, more effective, and more supportive for the client’s body.

You will learn how to recognize signs of nervous system dysregulation, adjust pressure and pacing in real time, and work more confidently with clients experiencing chronic pain, heightened sensitivity, or stress-related conditions.

Through a combination of lecture, demonstration, and hands-on practice, you will also learn how to reduce client guarding, prevent overwhelm, and support deeper, longer-lasting results.

JOIN US! https://carolinabodyworkschool.com/continuing-education

One of the most common places to find massage therapy is within a chiropractor’s office. Speaking of which, this was actually my introduction to massage therapy. After a motor vehicle accident, the chiropractor I was seeing spent several months recommending a massage before I finally decided to schedule a 60-minute session in his office.

Massage therapists typically work in one of two ways in these settings: either as employees under the chiropractor’s business or by renting a room while maintaining their own independent practice. Both options come with pros and cons, which can help a massage therapist decide which path fits their career goals and lifestyle. Because what’s a benefit for one therapist might be a drawback for another, I’ll summarize what you can generally expect from each scenario.

READ MORE > https://carolinabodyworkschool.com/blog/uvyku4pcuyubts086uvl8fmaom4adm

WHY DO WE TEACH CHAIR MASSAGE?

Chair massage, when it's offered at a workplace or other event, delivers a quick, noticeable impact on morale and culture.

It helps ease muscle tension from screen time and posture, supports circulation, and gives people a mental break that improves focus and productivity afterward. Just as importantly, it boosts vibes in general. Employees and clients feel seen, valued, and cared for.

It’s a small investment that creates a big experience, whether in the office, at a conference, or a client event. And its something we teach at CSB so our grads can take it into their own practices.

DON'T SLEEP ON THIS CEU CLASS!

Get signed up for Beyond Deep Tissue: Nervous System–Informed Massage for Lasting Results - August 15th and 16th at CSB.

A hands-on continuing education course for massage therapists on how nervous system state shapes structural change, pain, and the effectiveness of bodywork.

Get more details and reserve your spot NOW!

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