Trager with Robert Clark

Questions about the Class Content and what to bring:

If you have questions about the class content not answered in the promotional material or below please contact.

Ask the school campus continuing education coordinator about registration details, directions and lodging.

To the participant's question -
What do I bring and wear to the workshop?

My reply:
As to dress - comfortable, something in which you can move freely, something that is natural material like cotton, and something that isn't too silkie-smooth or too skin-tight so that you can receive bodywork clothed and still have body parts grippable and be able to receive comfortable movement.

Some of what we will do is floor-movement sensory awareness exercises; and some, will be playing with movement with partners on massage tables. We will be standing, sitting on the floor and chairs, and lying on massage tables (dressed).

Sports or dance warm-up clothing or sweats (pants and shirts) work. The bottomline is comfortable and non-binding and that makes you feel good.

You should bring a set of sheets and pillowcase for the table. And if you like a bolster or light blanket, bring these as well.

You can bring lunch or restaurants are nearby and we will break one and 1/4 hours for lunch.

The class will begin and end on time. For those wanting CE credit, attendance is required for the whole day with a sign-in and sign-out.
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Introduction To The Trager Approach Workshops

The Trager® Approach, developed by Milton Trager, MD., combines bodywork and movement re-education. It is a process of communicating a quality of free, effortless movement through gently elongating, rocking, and supporting the body that facilitates deep relaxation, increased physical mobility, and promotes the body's optimal performance. The TRAGER Approach encourages the development of human sensitivity and functional body awareness and has applications in all activities where effective body use is important.

Trager® Introductory Workshops

In the Introduction to Trager® Approach Workshop, you will get a thorough introduction to TRAGER principles - through explanation, demonstration and practice.

You will be guided through an exploration of how gentle rhythmic motion, a balanced attention, and an open questioning attitude can be applied to your professional work and your personal development. And you will experience the soft, light, free feelings of TRAGER work through giving and receiving tablework and through learning self-care Mentastics® movements that help integrate the benefits of the work into every aspect of living. This is a 7 hour continuing education class for state certification and NCTMB. No prerequisites.

Note: This is not a TRAGER certification class. It serves as one of the prerequisites for entering the TRAGER certification training.

Workshop Teacher

Robert Clark is a Trager® Introductory Workshop Leader and a certified Trager® practitioner with a practice in Baltimore Maryland.

The 2011 Workshop Schedule

Introduction to TRAGER® Approach
Saturday March 12, 2011
7 CE hours, $130
Community Colleges of Baltimore County - CCBC Essex
7201 Rossville Boulevard Baltimore, MD 21237
443-840-1431 - Cher Hunter, Program Director

Registering for CE Classes:
http://www.ccbcmassagetherapy.com/NCBTMBContinuingEd.html
Registration opens for the March 2011 Classes at the beginning of 2011.
The CRN (class registration number) needed to register will be available at that time.

For Registration at all the campuses of the Community Colleges of Baltimore County by phone: 443-840-4700.
This is often the quickest, easiest way to register. If you have any difficulties registering, please contact Jean Wible 443-840-1069.

For questions call Robert Clark 410-935-4536.

Workshop Location

Community Colleges of Baltimore County - CCBC Essex
The campus is on the Northeast side of Baltimore City.
Building J - The location of the Massage Program and Classes
7201 Rossville Boulevard Baltimore, MD 21237

CCBC Essex is off Baltimore Beltway (695) Exit 34 (Rosedale).
At Exit 34, turn onto Maryland Route 7 (Philadelphia Road) heading towards White Marsh.
Proceed one-quarter mile and turn left onto Rossville Boulevard.
The campus is served by MTA bus routes 24 and 55.

"TRAGER", "MENTASTICS" and the DANCING CLOUD logo are registered service marks of Trager International.

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	Search Breath & Bodywork World Peace, One Body at a Time Home Blog Media Modalities Massage Reiki Breathwork Breathwork Resources Trager Approach More Trager Medical Trager Workshops Trager Resources Practitioners Sessions Health Data Form Policy Agreement Professional Bio Contact Site Map Questions about the Class Content and what to bring: If you have questions about the class content not answered in the promotional material or below please contact. Ask the school campus continuing education coordinator about registration details, directions and lodging. To the participant's question - What do I bring and wear to the workshop? My reply: As to dress - comfortable, something in which you can move freely, something that is natural material like cotton, and something that isn't too silkie-smooth or too skin-tight so that you can receive bodywork clothed and still have body parts grippable and be able to receive comfortable movement. Some of what we will do is floor-movement sensory awareness exercises; and some, will be playing with movement with partners on massage tables. We will be standing, sitting on the floor and chairs, and lying on massage tables (dressed). Sports or dance warm-up clothing or sweats (pants and shirts) work. The bottomline is comfortable and non-binding and that makes you feel good. You should bring a set of sheets and pillowcase for the table. And if you like a bolster or light blanket, bring these as well. You can bring lunch or restaurants are nearby and we will break one and 1/4 hours for lunch. The class will begin and end on time. For those wanting CE credit, attendance is required for the whole day with a sign-in and sign-out. ________________________ Introduction To The Trager Approach Workshops The Trager® Approach, developed by Milton Trager, MD., combines bodywork and movement re-education. It is a process of communicating a quality of free, effortless movement through gently elongating, rocking, and supporting the body that facilitates deep relaxation, increased physical mobility, and promotes the body's optimal performance. The TRAGER Approach encourages the development of human sensitivity and functional body awareness and has applications in all activities where effective body use is important. Trager® Introductory Workshops In the Introduction to Trager® Approach Workshop, you will get a thorough introduction to TRAGER principles - through explanation, demonstration and practice. You will be guided through an exploration of how gentle rhythmic motion, a balanced attention, and an open questioning attitude can be applied to your professional work and your personal development. And you will experience the soft, light, free feelings of TRAGER work through giving and receiving tablework and through learning self-care Mentastics® movements that help integrate the benefits of the work into every aspect of living. This is a 7 hour continuing education class for state certification and NCTMB. No prerequisites. Note: This is not a TRAGER certification class. It serves as one of the prerequisites for entering the TRAGER certification training. Workshop Teacher Robert Clark is a Trager® Introductory Workshop Leader and a certified Trager® practitioner with a practice in Baltimore Maryland. The 2011 Workshop Schedule Introduction to TRAGER® Approach Saturday March 12, 2011 7 CE hours, $130 Community Colleges of Baltimore County - CCBC Essex 7201 Rossville Boulevard Baltimore, MD 21237 443-840-1431 - Cher Hunter, Program Director Registering for CE Classes: http://www.ccbcmassagetherapy.com/NCBTMBContinuingEd.html Registration opens for the March 2011 Classes at the beginning of 2011. The CRN (class registration number) needed to register will be available at that time. For Registration at all the campuses of the Community Colleges of Baltimore County by phone: 443-840-4700. This is often the quickest, easiest way to register. If you have any difficulties registering, please contact Jean Wible 443-840-1069. For questions call Robert Clark 410-935-4536. Workshop Location Community Colleges of Baltimore County - CCBC Essex The campus is on the Northeast side of Baltimore City. Building J - The location of the Massage Program and Classes 7201 Rossville Boulevard Baltimore, MD 21237 CCBC Essex is off Baltimore Beltway (695) Exit 34 (Rosedale). At Exit 34, turn onto Maryland Route 7 (Philadelphia Road) heading towards White Marsh. Proceed one-quarter mile and turn left onto Rossville Boulevard. The campus is served by MTA bus routes 24 and 55. "TRAGER", "MENTASTICS" and the DANCING CLOUD logo are registered service marks of Trager International. © 2011 Robert Clark Home > Trager Approach > Workshops >