The Florida School of Advanced Bodywork is conducting all science and massage theory classes online. All person to person massage at the school has been suspended until the social distancing has been lifted. Graduation dates have been postponed for the … Continue reading →
New Massage Therapy School Classes … The Florida School of Advanced Bodywork NEW* Clinical / Medical Massage Therapy School Classes in Jacksonville, FL — with a 20+ Year History — Opens NEW Classes New Massage Therapy School Classes in Jacksonville, … Continue reading →
Student Clinical Massage Therapy Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida … The Florida School of Advanced Bodywork Offers Student Clinical Massage Therapy Clinic (904) 337-1602 Open to the Public Fridays from 10am to 5pm 90 Minute – Structural Bodywork Session – $45 2 … Continue reading →
Saturday, July 30, 2016 from 12:00 noon to 3:00pm Hear why FLSAB should be your foundational training choice. Meet the Director and Bodywork Instructor, Sean Ivan, LMT, tour the facility, hear about our comprehensive curriculum, our expert instructors, tuition/payment plans, … Continue reading →
A Better Clinical Massage Therapy School Choice … FLSAB is a Clinical Massage Therapy School on the Leading Edge of Myo-Structural Bodywork. And Here’s Why: Few people, even some health care providers, fully understand and appreciate the benefits of soft-tissue … Continue reading →
For many, the idea of a massage is a luxurious and exclusive vacation treat that can cap a relaxing weekend away from the daily stresses of life. Seldom do people consider the clinical effects of bodywork and what it may … Continue reading →
Over a lifetime, it is estimated that 80% of Americans will experience some form of back pain. With over $50 billion dollars spent annually on solutions, people are seeking resolution and the options can be overwhelming. While each case is … Continue reading →
“It’s always nice to see when therapists quiet their minds and quiet their hands; the recipient of the bodywork goes to a deep level of parasympathetic state, which allows for a deeper level of entry into the deeper levels of … Continue reading →
The theory of segmental facilitation states that irritation to a somatic (neuromuscular system) nerve subsequently reflexes into its respective spinal cord level and consequently excites the visceral (organ and gland) nerves attached to that level; this often leads to chronic … Continue reading →
I recently attended a presentation by Kyle Wright that was held at the Florida School of Advanced Bodywork in Jacksonville, FL. First, I must say Kyle is an amazing speaker who captures everyones 100% attention. He explains his body work … Continue reading →
