We are pleased to inform you of the new and exciting Continuing Education classes offered at the Institute of Therapeutic Massage!
Please call us at (563) 445-1055 or email INFOITMW@gmail.com to be added to our Continuing Education electronic newsletter, sign up for courses or if you have any additional questions about the seminars.
ITMW CE Cancellation Policy
A $50 non-refundable deposit must be made at the time of registration, no exceptions!
Seminar must be paid in full 2 WEEKS before date of seminar. Refundable up to 1 week before seminar, if less than 1 week class is non-refundable unless you are able to find someone to fill your spot or if there is a medical emergency, again no exceptions!
By registering for the seminar and paying the $50 deposit, you agree to the ITMW CE cancellation policy.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Barefoot Bar Deep Tissue Ashiatsu Massage, Level 1
Instructor: Collin Husar, LMT
Saturday, July 19 and Sunday, July 20, 2025, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM
16 CEs/$350
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL: Paid in full before July 7, $325
Barefoot Bar Ashiatsu is a therapeutic technique with roots in various traditional practices from around the world. In this method, the massage therapist uses overhead bars for support and balance while applying deep, consistent pressure using their feet. This approach allows for broad, even strokes with minimal strain, helping to protect the therapist’s hands, wrists, and arms from fatigue or injury. With Ashiatsu, your final massage of the day can be just as effective and invigorating as your first—and you may even increase the number of clients you can treat comfortably in a day. CLASS LIMIT 6
Before Class: Important Preparation
To ensure a clean, safe, and comfortable learning environment, please complete the following personal care steps before attending class:
· Treat any contagious skin conditions, including warts, athlete’s foot, or fungal infections.
· Remove corns, calluses, and dry, rough skin to maintain smooth contact during practice.
· Trim and file toenails to prevent scratching, discomfort, or accidental injury.