Eugene Wood Licensed Massage Therapist Nassau County NY
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Recent developments include both intriguing innovations and clever combinations, which are now being practiced as a vibrant, living therapeutic tradition -- and it is happening right here in New York.
With so many different modalities available, keeping up with all of the new terminology can be somewhat confusing.
With so many different modalities available, keeping up with all of the new terminology can be somewhat confusing.
Eugene offers client education, which allows you to learn about the techniques being used if you wish. The fine art of combining Massage Therapist techniques with the clients' specific needs is comparable to the way a musician may draw from diverse theoretical backgrounds in order to improvise well.
Massage Therapy Treatments
When you make an appointment with Eugene, you can expect to see a professional specialist in the restoration of soft tissues. Eugene has a comprehensive background in multiple therapeutic traditions, which include the skillful manipulation of the connective tissue, or fascia, muscles and ligaments.
Remember, when he works to eliminate the restriction in the connective tissue, he is also encouraging all of the structures underneath -- the nerves, blood vessels, etc. -- to experience homeostasis and/or dynamic rest.
Massage Therapy Treatments
When you make an appointment with Eugene, you can expect to see a professional specialist in the restoration of soft tissues. Eugene has a comprehensive background in multiple therapeutic traditions, which include the skillful manipulation of the connective tissue, or fascia, muscles and ligaments.
Remember, when he works to eliminate the restriction in the connective tissue, he is also encouraging all of the structures underneath -- the nerves, blood vessels, etc. -- to experience homeostasis and/or dynamic rest.
Certified Massage Therapist
Every client is encouraged to become informed about the laws that regulate the practice of the Certified Massage Therapist within the state of New York -- every state has slightly different rules. It is beneficial to know about the extensive requirements for becoming licensed, as well as the discipline needed to maintain mandatory continuing education units.
Every client is encouraged to become informed about the laws that regulate the practice of the Certified Massage Therapist within the state of New York -- every state has slightly different rules. It is beneficial to know about the extensive requirements for becoming licensed, as well as the discipline needed to maintain mandatory continuing education units.
The following information is designed to assist all potential clients in deepening their understanding of the rigorous training and background academics necessary to obtain the various credentials that are associated with being a licensed practitioner in New York.
Massage Therapist Qualifications
Eugene Wood LMT has his B.S. in Psychology and twenty years of experience in adult learning, having worked in corporations ranging from American Express to Jive Records. He is certified by Microsoft as a Microsoft Office User Specialist. He is a New York State Licensed and Nationally Certified Massage Therapist. He graduated from the Swedish Institute in New York City and he is the former President of the NY Chapter of AMTA.
Eugene provides clients with outstanding services and multiple credentials, and is proud to associate with:
The New York License for practicing massage is granted only after a minimum of 1,000 hours of formal training in subjects such as Anatomy, Physiology, Neurology, and Kinesiology. All functional systems within the body -- cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, integumentary, etc. -- were covered in detail. During the course of study, Eugene focused his attention on the practical application of the interconnections between these systems.
In other words, during his training, Eugene was constantly refining his ability to apply these core curriculum medical texts and translate the information within them in a way that can be useful to a living, dynamic human being -- who is too often experiencing serious pain. His extensive study of Eastern and traditional modalities include:
American Massage Therapy Association
The AMTA, or American Massage Therapy Association, is the premier-choice professional association for many a Certified Massage Therapist, including Eugene. He is also the former President of the New York AMTA chapter, which is committed to encouraging excellence in all aspects of the profession. From your intake visit to your long-term recovery plan, working with a member of AMTA connects you with a local community that shares your goals and values.
Membership association benefits the client in other ways as well; you know that Eugene is committed to upholding the highest ethical standards of the industry and is constantly working to advance the accessibility of powerful healing modalities to the general public.
National Certification Board for Massage Therapy and Bodyworkers
The NCBMTB's National Certification is a credential awarded only to the most qualified applicants. It is sometimes considered the massage therapists' equivalent of a bar exam; this test is a rigorous and comprehensive examination of the core knowledge required in the field. When a therapist passes the exam, they have demonstrated an in-depth understanding of the highest standards for working in the field as well as their ability to uphold the NCBTMB's Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice.
It also is a commitment to continuing education units -- 48 approved continuing education units, or CEU's, must be acquired every four years in order to maintain this credential. When you work with Eugene, a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist, you will always experience the latest in industry knowledge, as applied in his professional practice.
The Upledger Institute
The Upledger Institute is an organization whose continuing education programs are recognized by the NCBMTB. These training programs are sought after not only by Licensed Massage Therapists, but by Physical and Occupational Therapists, Doctors of Chiropractic, Orthopeodic and Medical Doctors.
The intensity of light-touch therapy has attracted the positive attention and feedback from many patients with spinal cord injuries, neuropathies, and various other traumatic wounds. Eugene is engaged in a CranioSacral Certification program from the Upledger Institute, as a part of his ongoing efforts to bring the most relevant treatments available to every client.
The Barral Institute
The Barral Institute is an organization dedicated to training a vast variety of health care professionals and allied health care providers with the techniques of Visceral and Neural Manipulation, as well as Fascia, Membrane, and Muscle Energy modalities.
In addition to being an active member of the above organizations, Eugene has an extensive background in neuromuscular therapy, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, active isolated stretching, Shiatsu, Tui-Na, reflexology, and more.
"Tissues Heal, Muscles Learn"
During your initial visit, you will receive a complete medical history intake form, an assessment of your alignment and posture, and a friendly ear to hear both your concerns and your goals for recovery. Working together, Eugene will work with you as a partner in wellness, taking careful notes about your top priorities.
Massage Therapist Qualifications
Eugene Wood LMT has his B.S. in Psychology and twenty years of experience in adult learning, having worked in corporations ranging from American Express to Jive Records. He is certified by Microsoft as a Microsoft Office User Specialist. He is a New York State Licensed and Nationally Certified Massage Therapist. He graduated from the Swedish Institute in New York City and he is the former President of the NY Chapter of AMTA.
Eugene provides clients with outstanding services and multiple credentials, and is proud to associate with:
- American Massage Therapy Association, AMTA
- National Certification Board for Massage Therapy and Bodyworkers, NCBTMB
- The Upledger Institute
- The Barral Institute
The New York License for practicing massage is granted only after a minimum of 1,000 hours of formal training in subjects such as Anatomy, Physiology, Neurology, and Kinesiology. All functional systems within the body -- cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, integumentary, etc. -- were covered in detail. During the course of study, Eugene focused his attention on the practical application of the interconnections between these systems.
In other words, during his training, Eugene was constantly refining his ability to apply these core curriculum medical texts and translate the information within them in a way that can be useful to a living, dynamic human being -- who is too often experiencing serious pain. His extensive study of Eastern and traditional modalities include:
- Acupressure
- Shiatsu
- Tui-na
- Five Element Theory
- Asian Massage
- Swedish Massage
- Deep Tissue Massage
- Myofascial Release Therapy
- Trigger Point Therapy
- Neuromuscular Therapy
- Sports Massage
- CranioSacral Massage
- Visceral Manipulation
- Massage for Pain Relief
- and More!
American Massage Therapy Association
The AMTA, or American Massage Therapy Association, is the premier-choice professional association for many a Certified Massage Therapist, including Eugene. He is also the former President of the New York AMTA chapter, which is committed to encouraging excellence in all aspects of the profession. From your intake visit to your long-term recovery plan, working with a member of AMTA connects you with a local community that shares your goals and values.
Membership association benefits the client in other ways as well; you know that Eugene is committed to upholding the highest ethical standards of the industry and is constantly working to advance the accessibility of powerful healing modalities to the general public.
National Certification Board for Massage Therapy and Bodyworkers
The NCBMTB's National Certification is a credential awarded only to the most qualified applicants. It is sometimes considered the massage therapists' equivalent of a bar exam; this test is a rigorous and comprehensive examination of the core knowledge required in the field. When a therapist passes the exam, they have demonstrated an in-depth understanding of the highest standards for working in the field as well as their ability to uphold the NCBTMB's Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice.
It also is a commitment to continuing education units -- 48 approved continuing education units, or CEU's, must be acquired every four years in order to maintain this credential. When you work with Eugene, a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist, you will always experience the latest in industry knowledge, as applied in his professional practice.
The Upledger Institute
The Upledger Institute is an organization whose continuing education programs are recognized by the NCBMTB. These training programs are sought after not only by Licensed Massage Therapists, but by Physical and Occupational Therapists, Doctors of Chiropractic, Orthopeodic and Medical Doctors.
The intensity of light-touch therapy has attracted the positive attention and feedback from many patients with spinal cord injuries, neuropathies, and various other traumatic wounds. Eugene is engaged in a CranioSacral Certification program from the Upledger Institute, as a part of his ongoing efforts to bring the most relevant treatments available to every client.
The Barral Institute
The Barral Institute is an organization dedicated to training a vast variety of health care professionals and allied health care providers with the techniques of Visceral and Neural Manipulation, as well as Fascia, Membrane, and Muscle Energy modalities.
In addition to being an active member of the above organizations, Eugene has an extensive background in neuromuscular therapy, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, active isolated stretching, Shiatsu, Tui-Na, reflexology, and more.
"Tissues Heal, Muscles Learn"
During your initial visit, you will receive a complete medical history intake form, an assessment of your alignment and posture, and a friendly ear to hear both your concerns and your goals for recovery. Working together, Eugene will work with you as a partner in wellness, taking careful notes about your top priorities.
Contact Eugene Wood for Massage Therapy Treatments
Whether your goal is to reduce pain and stress in your life, or whether you want to restore the range and quality of motion to an injured joint, Eugene Wood, LMT will develop a plan and a strategy for your long-term wellness goals.
Eugene keeps flexible office hours Monday through Saturday, usually from 8 am to 7 pm; you can contact him anytime at (917) 952-8052.
Please Contact Eugene Wood today.
Eugene keeps flexible office hours Monday through Saturday, usually from 8 am to 7 pm; you can contact him anytime at (917) 952-8052.
Please Contact Eugene Wood today.
