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Keep Pa.'s Continuing Ed In-Person!

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Courtney Phippen
6 years ago

Thanks so much for considering!

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Denise Guldin
6 years ago

As a CE teacher you should be in class and do hands on.

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nakia campbell
6 years ago

Please extend by six months.

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Bri Wagner
6 years ago

Please. I am an out of work therapist & keeping my license to make money is the last thing I want to worry about during this time of not being able to make an income.

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Jennifer Semple
6 years ago

Please consider this request

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Rick mink
6 years ago

Our trade is completely a hands on skill. It’s extremely difficult to learn new techniques through non-hands on methods. Extending the licensing deadline would better serve licensed massage therapists more than allowing us to take classes on line. Again, this is a trade that relies on touch and tactile feedback

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Bradford Nicarry
6 years ago

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Tammy Dawson
6 years ago

Please extend for 6 months! We will all need time to save money up for the classes.

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Sarah Downing
6 years ago

As a Licensed Massage Therapist, I rarely take online classes because I need to feel the techniques on me and perform them on others to know that I am doing them properly. We have a huge responsibility to do no harm when working with the human body. I fear that forcing LMTs to take all their classes online in order to renew their license is not taking this into account, and this is not something I or many others would feel comfortable with. I hear other boards have had their licensing periods extended. Please do the same for massage therapy.

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Shari Chan
6 years ago

Please consider this request!

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Linda Fiorini
6 years ago

Thank you! We know our profession will be of great service once this pandemic is over.

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James Funk
6 years ago

Please consider

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Jeremy Guldin
6 years ago

agreed, how can you learn a hands on career with no hands on...

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Rosemarie Rotenberger
6 years ago Featured

Covid19 May remove 3-6 months of classroom interaction, that shouldn’t remove the remaining 18-21 months of availability for in class instruction. Furthermore, the financial impact to CE providers could prove devastating both financially and sustainably.

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Jim Earley
6 years ago

Massage is a hands on business. It is very important for the therapist to learn hands on skills in person.

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Susan Batten
6 years ago

Licensed Massage Therapist - we need to have in-person training so we do no harm. It's hard to learn the techniques online and need to actually have the ability to learn using a live subject that can give feedback.