Consulting services & Class Information

Services :

Opening a School

Opening a Spa

Refreshing your brand

Business Enrichment

Shopping reports

Custom Staff Training

Catalog coming soon

Class Structure

Learning should be fun and as stress free as possible. Class structure at Mind Body Institute utilizes several methods to teach each subject. Learning styles are discussed to help each student understand how they best learn.

The instructors teaching style is discussed to better facilitate communication.
Each student is encouraged to participate at their own comfort level. The pace of each class is a combination of speeds to make sure no one is being left behind and to make sure the class does not get bogged down.
Each class may include methods to promote a dynamic, interactive, empowering classroom environment.

MBI is becoming a full service consulting company

We will provide a clear and proven path along with products for you to open your own Proprietary School, Spa or Individual Massage/Bodywork business.

We will have a menu of Advanced Trainings and Continuing Education classes.

We will offer in house training, business consulting, confidential shopping services along with follow up training.

Hands On Learning

The main focus in the program is as much experiential learning as possible. Massage and bodywork is a hands-on career, so it makes sense to have the highest level of hands on learning experience of actually applying techniques and assessments. In the practical sections you will watch a demonstration, have all questions answered and/or demonstrated to you. Then you will apply what you learned by teaming up with another student. One student will be the “body” and the other the “therapist”. Again the instructor will answer questions and make adjustments in application for each student/therapist.

Then you will switch roles and the technique will be repeated; along with an opportunity for additional questions, answers and adjustments. In this style you will learn in a variety of manners: auditory, visual and kinesthetic. It is important to not only learn how to apply pressures and techniques but to also feel what it is like to receive them. As the instructor makes adjustments to the therapist’s techniques when you’re the “body”, you will feel the differences in the application before and after an adjustment is made.