| Raynor Massage Courses in Montreal, Quebec |
About our Montreal, Quebec Massage CoursesUpcoming Montreal Massage CoursesVisit our enrollment site to enroll or view all our courses.Contact UsFor more informationabout our massage school, a free info kit, or to make any enquiries please call us: Talk to Our GraduatesWould you like to speak to a BRSNT graduate and hear what they have to say? Don’t take our word for it, easily contact a graduate and learn more about our courses. More Massage Course InfoFor a more detailed description of our massage courses see the links below: 
Our massage courses are an intensive combination of deep tissue massage, Ayurvedic massage, acupressure, Swedish and therapeutic massage plus a lot of our own techniques. Our 10 day Raynor massage courses also include an introduction to aromatherapy and an introduction to foot and hand reflexology.
Our massage courses in Montreal are held over 5 days or 10 days. Read more about our 5 Day Certificate and 10 Day Diploma massage courses. I recently had a Registered Massage Therapist ( RMT) debate with me at Craigslist and I thought I would include some of my reply to him here...."Why bother wasting 3 years at a big massage college just so you can use the term therapist to help keep a bunch of massage schools that have managed to get a monopoly on the use of the word therapy happy when you can still do a fantastic massage treatment and have a great new career in the field of massage anyway? Our massage course teaches you all you need to know to be able to do a better massage treatment than many of the so called RMTs anyway. Those courses will fill your head with a lot of jargon and anatomical terms that you will never use while our course will actually teach you to be an excellent practitioner. Dont be swayed by the arrogance of the so called RMTs and their approach. People have been practicing massage for thousands of years in places like China, Japan, India, Hawaii, Thailand and Turkey and never learned to name all the muscles in Latin or learn how the Krebs cycle of a cell works. In fact, the best massage practitioners in Japan were traditionally blind people. In China they never dissected the human body because they believed that once the chi has left then they are no longer interested in the dead matter. However the arrogance of some people who call themselves RMT's would have us believe that only they know what it takes to be a good massage therapist. Unfortunately, they have managed to convince a few unknowing politicians to pass a law that only they can use the word massage therapy. But who cares what word is used to describe a therapy. Apple Pie still tastes like apple pie if you call it apple pastry.And thats how your clients will feel. If they get an excellent massage treatment from you after being trained at our massage school then they wont really care what its called, just whether it gets rid of their aches pains and problems and makes them feel better. Do you really want to waste 3 years of your life and $20,000 just to use a special reserved word when you can become a better practitioner from our shorter intensive course that is only 10% of the price and uses only 1 or 2% of your time but makes you a 200% better practitioner ?" TestimonialsTestimonials from people who completed our massage courses in Canada:Name: David Email: This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Phone: 519 372-0949 country: Canada Message: Greetings to Brandon and Jo Jo, thank you so much for sharing this wonderful technique with us. The knowledge that you shared, the insights and the touch that you imparted has given me the confidence in myself to share something that I really love. It has certainly been one of those \' drawn to those who share the knowledge and experice that you need\' experiences. I feel in my hands and in my self something wonderfull, Thank You. Since completing our sessions in November 2006 I have done more than a dozen sessions, a few return visits, numerous refferals and have been asked to join a group of other practitioners. One of the best compliments gives thanks to you, Jo and to Brandon. A participant in some of my classes asked If I could share a session with her, It had me a little stressed, she is an RMT, but the session went great. She could not believe that it had been a month that I had been practicing, she was amazed at the versitility, depth of knowledge and the skills you were able to pass on to us. She has since booked a follow-up session for herself, a session for her husband and two of her RMT colleagues. Yours in Health David "I just wanted to tell you that it's been almost two weeks now since taking the course and I still can't believe how incredible it was. Jo Pernegger is an amazing teacher. I have so much respect and admiration for her. The course was taught in an easy and very hands on approach which made the course very easy to follow. You could see the passion and intensity in Jo as she was demonstrating the massages. She is very spiritual and shows how the massages can be used in a variety of ways to help the patient. Amazing person, no doubt about that. I am very happy with my choice to practice the Raynor technique and am very excited to begin accumulating clients as I know it is going to help many people. Thank you very much for the opportunity to learn this technique. I am once again grateful for the opportunity to learn it with an amazing facilitator." Seema Mistry Toronto massage course Nov 2006 "Fabulous I learnt a lot. Excellent massage course!" Elisa Vancouver massage class March 2005 “This is a very effective style of massage and a great way to learn the technique. The course was very thorough! Its is hard to believe that I learned so much in 2 weeks and feel confident about using this technique.” Sonja Ellner This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Massage class in Burlington, Vermont April 2006 “Brett was a very good instructor. He puts his heart into his teachings and was very professional. He always went to lengths to make sure that he was understood and that he understood you. It’s almost unbelievable that you can learn such a great technique in 2 weeks! I also found the Eastern approach intriguing working with meridians and acupressure points. It was a great massage course” Lynda Borshowa This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it from Saskatchewan, Canada completed course at our massage school in Burlington, Vermont April 2006 “I learnt techniques that will not only benefit me as a massage therapist but also as a physical therapist as well.Brett Pascoe is one of the best instructors I have ever had and I have taken 58 courses so that says a lot. I have felt pain in my hip and entire right side since Feb 2005. after a fall. Brett worked on me and the pain is gone . My mind is also clear which has not been for years. Great instructor. I will be back for the Diploma! Please contact me if you would like more info.” Jenny T Ross This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Completed massage class with our school in Vermont in April 2006 “A very good course. I wish I would have found it sooner.” Gerald Dewey Completed course with our massage school in Montana (Butte) April 2006 “This course was more meaningful than any other course work I have taken including nursing, cartography, land survey and drafting. The massage course was personally meaningful, empowering and an opportunity to practice with an exceptionally approachable and personable master. I consider myself fortunate – it’s the best course of my life. I am 53 years old!” Melanie Pomerante Massage Courses in Montreal, Massage Schools, Massage training Schools, Montreal massage class, learn massage , massage training, massage college Montreal, massage colleges Montreal, massage workshop, study massage |
