Carolyn Black

About
  • LMT & Homeopathic Practitioner
  • Teacher/Educator – Carolyn has taught from primary school grades, trade schools & College Education.
  • Previous School Ownership: PMT I School
  • Innovator of the Post Op Surgical Care
  • Providers Course & Annual Post Op
  • Conference For LMTs
  • Lypossage Trainer/ NCBTMB CE Provider
  • Medical Background – Micobiology
  • US Army Veteran (20+ yrs)/ Retired: USPS
  • Currently Studying for Doctorate in Homeopathic Medicine
  • 2024 WMF Inductee
Understanding Chronic Pain (6 CE Hours)

Are You Equipped to Help Your Clients Manage Chronic Pain Effectively? Participants will gain a deep understanding of the different types of chronic pain, including musculoskeletal, neuropathic, and inflammatory pain, and explore the physiological, emotional, and psychological factors contributing to its persistence. The course will cover evidence-based massage techniques, treatment planning, and integrative approaches to help clients achieve long-term relief and improved quality of life. The course will also introduce self-care strategies, client education techniques, and collaboration with other healthcare professionals to create a holistic treatment plan.

Why You Should Register For This Course:

  1. Gain a deeper understanding of the physiology and psychology of chronic pain.
  2. Learn evidence-based massage techniques specifically for chronic pain relief.
  3. Develop customized treatment plans for clients with chronic pain conditions
  4. Stay updated with the latest research and trends in pain management.
  5. Expand your client base by offering targeted chronic pain therapy.
Pharmacology For Massage Therapists (13 CE hours)

The Pharmacology for Massage Therapists course is designed to provide massage professionals with a deeper understanding of how medications and supplements impact the body, particularly when it comes to the practice of massage therapy. As therapists, it’s essential to recognize the ways that pharmacological agents interact with massage therapy techniques to ensure client safety, comfort, and efficacy. This course will cover the foundational concepts of pharmacology, focusing on common medications, their therapeutic effects, and how they can influence massage therapy outcomes.

Through practical case studies, real-world scenarios, and interactive learning, participants will understand how to assess medication use, identify potential drug interactions, and safely adapt their therapeutic techniques to enhance healing while minimizing risk.

Why You Should Register For This Course:

  1. Enhance Client Safety – Understanding how medications interact with the body allows you to identify potential risks and contraindications
  2. Improve Treatment Outcomes – be better equipped to adapt your massage techniques based on the medications your clients are taking.
  3. Build Professional Credibility – Demonstrating knowledge of pharmacology not only elevates your expertise but also instills confidence in your clients.