Continuing education can require a significant financial investment, but that is precisely what education should be--an investment in your expertise and future.  As one woman writes, “I feel like I’ve just found the Golden Goose in Jack and the Beanstalk” with all the information and techniques that I will refer back to for years to come.”

In addition to the descriptions of the  content, your decision will be helped if you take the time to carefully explore the different sections to see if the materials will be what you are looking for:

• Testimonials:  The testimonials listed are only a small part of the unsolicited feedback we receive.  Coming from bodyworkers like yourself, they give a good picture of how the book and DVDs have not only given useful techniques, but have dramatically transformed many practices.
• Reviews from Magazines give specifics from editorials in magazines from such people as Tom Myers.
• Published Articles:  The published articles link will give a clear picture of the philosophy and scope of the materials being offered.  Even if you are not interested in purchasing the book or DVDs, it is hoped that the articles will provide some useful information, albeit much abbreviated.

Whether you decide on my materials or someone else’s, continuing education always seems to pay for itself, not only for distinguishing yourself from your competition by your increased skills, but also for making your work more fun and interesting--all of these contributing to a more fulfilling and successful practice.

Art Riggs