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07/01/2004
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■ <br /> t <br /> was a -hour weeklong course. The one at the Ohashi institute offers <br /> was (Borne type of program that 1 could not understand.) which, did not <br /> meet her needs. - <br /> Nis. Warden stated that they were confused because normally they <br /> receive a transcript that lists 400 or 500 hours. she had "Beginners I" and <br /> "Beginners 11". <br /> Ms. Levin responded that shiatsu was � , <br /> � different. They d�dn t deal with <br /> muscles. They work on energy paths. They have to learn all of the <br /> acupuncture points. <br /> Mr. Harrington interjected and stated that there is usually a statement of <br /> hours with each of the classes taken, That was how they determined <br /> here were 500 or 600 hours of training. <br /> Nis. Levin stated that this was how they wrote it Grp at that time. she <br /> didn't know if it was different now. You did not need a massage license to <br /> do it in New fork. The national licensure for massage only has a tiny part <br /> for oriental bodywork. So it did not pertain to what they needed to do, It <br /> was really a separate area. They might need to know muscle insertion <br /> points. But,, they were not working on the same areas. They were working <br /> on energy paths that run through the body that acupuncturist will find, It <br /> was really quite different type of bodywork. Again, as they could <br /> determine through her letter she was the only massage therapist at the <br /> Falmouth Hospital. They had gone through her training and it met all of <br /> their needs. she was licensed in Falmouth and in Bourne. All she could <br /> say was that it was a different type of education. One of the last courses <br /> she took was a month lon g stay at a Zen monastery and worked all day <br /> and night, <br /> Mr. Harrington asked if there was anything that the Ohashi Institute <br /> offered that explained more of the curriculum and the curriculum hours as <br /> far as the beginning and intermediate classes that she took. <br /> Nis. Leven was not sure but she could find out. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that he did not have time to go on line to see if they <br /> had any website information. <br /> Nis. Levin stated that she knew that they had a description of the courses. <br /> She was unsure if they had the amount of hours listed. she hadn't needed <br /> that information. so she did not know. <br /> Nis. Warden stated that they were at a little bit of a loss here because she <br /> 18 <br />
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