| 100-Hour Program: $900 Pick your own start date and work schedule Accepted for the A&P Requirement for AOBTA(R) Certified Practitioners, PDAs for NCCAOM Other CEs pending *Click here for the outline of courses in the program. *Click here for a Free Introduction to the WBEM 100-Hour Program Experience the actual format of the online course The site will ask you to "register" to enter the introductory course. If you don't want to use your own email address, use wbem_online@yahoo.com, password 123456. |
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| OR...WBEM Online in 35 Short Courses |
Short Courses
You may take any of the 35 short courses in the 100-Hour program independently, to meet your interests or CE Requirements.
Courses must be paid in full in advance. $10/credit hour; e.g. 4 credits = $40
If you take the 100 hour program course by course, independently, the total will be $1000.
Click here to see the List of Short Courses.
To enroll or ask questions about the program, please provide contact information,
devasmith2015@gmail.com or call 610.324.8731 |
Western Body, Eastern Mind
Integrated Anatomy & Physiology
Western Science and Chinese Medicine
Integrated Anatomy & Physiology
Western Science and Chinese Medicine
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The forms of bodywork offered here are not intended for the diagnosis, treatment or cure of disease. They are relaxation therapy, and a useful adjunct to licensed, qualified medical or psychological care. For any persistent pain or symptom, even a seemingly minor one,
you are strongly encouraged to consult a medical doctor. When used in conjunction with standard medical treatment, these techniques can assist the healing process by releasing tension, decreasing stress and encouraging a sense of increased well-being.
Site ©2000-2017 by Deborah Valentine Smith
Photo by Joanna S. Smith
The forms of bodywork offered here are not intended for the diagnosis, treatment or cure of disease. They are relaxation therapy, and a useful adjunct to licensed, qualified medical or psychological care. For any persistent pain or symptom, even a seemingly minor one,
you are strongly encouraged to consult a medical doctor. When used in conjunction with standard medical treatment, these techniques can assist the healing process by releasing tension, decreasing stress and encouraging a sense of increased well-being.
| This course is offered in the 500-hour 1-year AOBTA(R) Certified Practitioner Training at the Shiatsu School of Vermont www.shiatsuvt.org |
| Full Program $900 You will receive a link to the program when your payment has cleared. Be sure to leave your email address in the contact box. Enroll in Individual Courses (click here to go to course list.) |