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Stretch Your Clients Home Study Course (16CEs)
Price: $149.95
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The Stretch Your Clients! Home Study Course qualifies for 16 Continuing Education credits under Category A for National Certification, AMTA and ABMT and Florida for only $139.95 plus s/h. (Texas RMT's, please note that the TDH does not accept Home Study Course credits.) It consists of the:
- Stretch Your Clients! Book with interactive CD-ROM and DVD (please note that the CD-ROM is for PC's only)
- A 25-question, multiple-choice test that can either be taken online or returned for grading.
- A student evaluation form that must be completed by a client (you must perform two stretches from each body region for a total of 14 stretches).
- Certificate of Completion, with all appropriate information included
Passing grade is 18 out of 25 (72%). If for some reason you do not pass, a copy of the questions you missed will be sent back to you. Upon successfully passing the exam, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, with all appropriate information included. The course can be completed in the comfort of your own home at your own pace. You are allowed to take the same course in subsequent years and receive C.E. credit each time.
Model: 06-MPB-001
This product will be shipped directly from the manufacturer. Expedite shipping is not available.
Customer reviews
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Ginger on February 2, 2008 wrote
Great information on many different stretches for clients that aid their physical mobility, recovery, and over all mental/physical health. Thanks, 16 CEU's was nice for the amount of information and work required. I learned a lot that I apply to my clients on a regular basis and to myself as well.
Double thanks.
GW
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Silla on November 25, 2007 wrote
This is a wonderful reminder of how valuable stretching can be and you earn CEU's too! A perfect guide for new therapists who want to feel confident when adding stretching into a massage session. It is also a great "review" and reminder for the experienced therapist who may have gotten away from utilizing stretching as often as they used to.