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The Temporomandibular Joint and It’s Dysfunctions

Course Category: BodyworkCourse Tags: Live

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October 22, 2020 12:00 am
October 23, 2020 12:00 am

CE Hours: 6.0

Category: Bodywork

Provider Name: Alyssa Lucas

Address: 2302 Park lake Dr, STE 513 #1671
Atlanta
Georgia
30345
United States

Phone: (404) 687-2382

Go to: Alyssa Lucas

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I have an ethical responsibility to provide cutting edge & current information for my students. Board Certification ensures that I’m directly connected to the progressive evolution of our profession.

Jill Kristin Berkana, LMT, BCTMB

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Professionals RECOGNIZE and RESPECT Board Certification. It symbolizes commitment, dedication, and expertise. Massage therapists who are Board Certified have gone above and beyond licensure—they have achieved more than minimum requirements. You can expect more from professionals who chose to become Board Certified.

Susan Salvo, EdD, LMT, BCTMB

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I chose to become Board Certified because I’m proud to be a massage therapist—and I wanted to let the world know how much I love this profession. I’ve done so much in my career, and I wanted to elevate myself to the next level.

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Board Certification is the closest thing we have to a national credential. Our field is in a time of great transition, and I am eager to be part of the solution. NCBTMB is in a position to help massage therapy mature into a well-respected profession—That’s why I choose Board Certification.

Ruth Werner, BCTMB

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An educator for many years, I design classes with innovative concepts and teaching strategies. Above all, though, that starts with doing what’s right for our profession. That’s why I encourage all massage therapists to become Board Certified. It is the right thing to do to advance both your career and the value of massage therapy.

Sandy Fritz, BS, MS, BCTMB

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Judith Kennedy Silcock, LMT, BCTMB, CNMT, CSRT

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