Where is there a massage theropy school in Orlando FLorida?
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There is a massage therapy school in Maitland, FL which is slightly north of Orlando.\n\nFlorida College of Natural Health\n2600 Lake Lucien Dr., Suite 140\nMaitland, FL  32751\n800-393-7337/407-261-0319\nhttp://www.fcnh.com\n\nThere is another school in Orlando that also teaches Massage Therapy:\n\nOrlando - High-Tech Institute\n3710 Maguire Blvd, Orlando, FL 32803 \nTel: 888-326-1985   •   Fax: 407-895-1804 \nWeb Address: http://www.hightechinstitute.edu
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http://www.tranceworks.com/htherapy.htm
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I know there is a park in Winter Park.  It's off Rt. 436 past the airport.  My sister lives in Winter Park.  There's another one in Maitland.  But I don't know of any in downtown Orlando.  Sorry.
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find a massage school. they usually have inexpensive massage offered by their students. Same with haircuts...often beauty schools have "cheapy" days where they offer services by their students.
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There is an office of Osteopaths on Park Ave, very near General Hospital.  They appear to be some of the most progressive in the area.\n\nIf you do not have any luck with them, you could check with the younger Dr. Dan Federovich, on  Vestal Parkway.\n\nI no longer live in the area, so I do not have access to a local phone book.\n\nI hope this helps you.
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http://www.holisticjunction.com/categories/HAD/massage-therapy-schools.html This site can help you find a school in your area...check it out, and thank you for your service to this great nation, I salute you
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Go to a spa, get a massage and then another massage.
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I would suggest these places which are in the DC area:\n\n- Salon Isis & Therapeutic Spa in Silver Spring, MD (www.salonisis.com)\n\n- Christie Adam Salon & Spa in Fairfax, VA/ Fair Oaks Mall (www.shopfairoaksmall.com)
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While I stayed at Portofino Bay Resort in Orlando, I visited the Green Tree Spa.  I had to ask because this was the first time that I had visited a spa.  I was told that most clients tip 15-20%.
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I can't tell you where to go. I live in Cali. But it definately isn't a thank-less job. It feels great knowing that you're making such a difference in so many people's lives. The work is very physical and you have to keep your body in good shape, certain muscles and tendons to be specific, or you won't last more than 2 or 3 years due to overuse injuries. Most schools have classes on how to prevent this and what to do to strengthen your body for the job. Another pro is that, at least in Cali, it costs much less for your education than 4 yr colleges. All colleges courses are designed differently, so you'd have to pick a few and look at their programs. They can assist you in which classes to take depending on what route you want to take with massage. yes, there are many. be it for relaxation purposes or a more holistic approach.  Good luck and have fun
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There are quite a few, I know of a couple.  I see someone has mentiond Deepak Chopras, there is also the Maharishi Mahesh Yogis (Chopras Teacher) http://www.theraj.com.   And another popular one is Kripalu in Massachusetts http://www.kripalu.org/.  I also know of one in New Mexico under Vasant Lad.  The Himalayan Institute in Honesdale, PA and a few in Florida.  I am sure that there are many, many others you could do a search to find more.
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Swedish massage is one of the more relaxing types.  Shiatsu is more Asian and it has to do with certain points or tsubos of the body.  Deep tissue is only working further into the tissue and I would more than likely recommend this to only experienced people in massage or athletes because it releases more of the body's toxins.  Thirty minutes is more than enough time to get a massage, however, an hour is the time that is most requested.\nBy the way, licensed massage therapists are NOT allowed to "suck you off", and in fact, that is why we are no longer called "Masseuses or Masseurs" and we have an established licensing and certification program.  It is 500 hours in an approved massage school in Arkansas, with most of those hours dedicated to learning anatomy, physiology, and technique.
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Heres one on Orlando's cragslist...\nhttp://orlando.craigslist.org/bus/127052498.html\nYou might want to join the Orlando Business Journal and browse for employers there...\nhttp://www.bizjournalsdirectory.com/orlando/Users/\nHave you checked with the people that do the trade shows in Orlando?\nhttp://www.primediabusiness.com/magazines/industries.asp?Type_ID=3&page=Exhibitions\nThese guys (in Orlando)probably need help....\nhttp://www.ascr.com/\nYou will not find an entry level job paying that much, but you might get a job with a performance bonus or raises built into, say a three-year contract.\nHere are 60 Links to employers looking for help in Orlando...\nhttp://www.orlandolinks.us/orlando-links-employment-pg1.asp\nHow about the people that do all the resorts online?\nThat would be a nice field to get into...!!\nhttp://www.commarketing.com/clients.html\nHere is a web design place from Orlando looking for resellers...\nhttp://www.websitepipeline.com/usac/Orlando_FL_home.asp
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go to "www.amta-massage.org" to find a massage therapist\nThat is if you are looking for professional massage therapy!
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Here is a list of schools in the area.  You'll probably have to call for pricing:\nhttp://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Martial+Arts+Instruction/S-FL/T-Orlando/\n\nHope this helps!
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fedral prison at Eglin Airforce Base in fla\nthey dont have the polo ponies like at lompoc Ca.\nbut very nice place to do time.
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Not without specialized training. It's not a standard taught in massage school.\n\nI could see a scenario where a massage therapist works for a chiropractor. They often use ultrasound treatments for pain management. The chiropractor could have an in-house training program for his support staff...including the staff massage therapist.\n\nUltrasound therapy for pain management is not a complicated procedure, but if the therapist is doing it outside a clinical practice with professional oversight, I'd sure want to see some evidence that there was some formal training in it's use.