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Augusta

Georgia

[ Kathy Holtman ] [ Lee Holtman ] [ Sharon Bailey ]

Georgia State Licensed Massage Therapist (# MT000463)
Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCE #1293328-00)
South Carolina Licensed Massage Therapist (Lic. # 2598)
 

EDUCATION:  

  • 2006: Erik Dalton - Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques, Level I - 20 hours

  • 2005: David Kent - Neuromuscular Therapy - Spine & Back - 20 hours

  • 2005: James Waslaski - Orthopedic Massage - Lower Body - 18 hours

  • 2004: David Kent - Headaches - Triggers & Treatment - 18 hours

  • 2003: David Kent - Neuromuscular Therapy - 3 courses - 48 hours

  • 2003: James Waslaski - Orthopedic Massage - Pain Management - 18 hours

  • 2002: Whitney Lowe - Orthopedic Massage (OMERI), OM-II - 21 hours

  • 2001: Whitney Lowe - Orthopedic Massage (OMERI), OM-III - 21 hours

  • 2000: Aiken Technical College, Massage Therapy, Aiken, SC - 500 hours

  • 1999: Jeanne M. Aland - Neuromuscular Therapy, Atlanta, GA - 60 hours

  • 1999: Upledger Institute - CranioSacral Therapy Level I - 24 hours

EXPERIENCE:  

  • December 2004 – Present: Augusta Center 4 Massage Therapy - Massage Therapist

  • November 2001 – December 2004: One on One Fitness – Massage Therapist

  • July 2000 – October 2001: Bailey's Massage - Massage Therapist   

MODALITIES:  

  • Clinical/Therapeutic Massage –  directed specifically to individual muscle groups, muscle fibers and muscle attachment points.  Massage techniques that release deeply held patterns of tension and affect soft-tissue impairments that restrict movement and cause pain.  Clinical massage is strategy driven and is results oriented.  Massage utilizing Neuro-Muscular techniques and Trigger Point (painful irritated areas in muscles) therapy to produce desired therapeutic outcomes.

  • Deep (Hot) Stone Therapy – utilizing heated stones to soften tight muscles, trigger points, and soothe chronic muscle pain while lessening discomfort during therapy.  Also used with Swedish relaxation massage to de-stress and relax with the added warmth from smooth stones being pressed against the skin.

  •  Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques – identifies and corrects chronic strain patterns before they become pain patterns, systematic realigning of neck and back structures.

  • Swedish Relaxation Massage – a system of long strokes, kneading and friction techniques on the more superficial layers of the muscles, combined with active and passive movements of the joints.  

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIP: 

  • AMTA (American Massage Therapy Association), Professional Member

  • NCTMB (Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork)  

[ Kathy Holtman ] [ Lee Holtman ] [ Sharon Bailey ]

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Last modified: 12/20/07 
Established: 4 November 2003, by Kathy Holtman, LMT