DescYou're a massage therapist looking to enhance your skills in deep tissue massage and effectively address specific soft tissue dysfunctions.

• You're seeking to master an advanced foundational cross fiber stroke that emphasizes depth without increasing pressure.

• Long flowing strokes for relaxation no longer satisfy your clients, and you want to learn techniques that encourage site-specific blood flow and prepare tissues for corrective therapy.

• Meeting the needs of clients who desire more pressure in their massage sessions is a challenge, and you want to acquire the techniques and insights to provide the deep tissue experience they seek.

• You're fascinated by the intricate world of fascia anatomy and its impact on movement and tissue health, and want to deepen your understanding and apply it in your practice.iption text goes here

• Explain the interconnected nature of fascia within the body, including its role in providing structural support, transmitting forces, and facilitating communication between different tissues

• Explore the role of fascia in the regulation of posture and body alignment, and how dysfunction or restrictions in fascial tissue can impact movement patterns and contribute to pain or dysfunction.

• Understand and integrated the 3 PASS METHOD of massage technique application, encompassing Purpose, Techniques, and Therapeutic Goal, to guide and optimize massage therapy sessions.

• Apply critical thinking and clinical reasoning skills to adapt cross fiber techniques to individual client needs, considering factors such as tissue condition, depth requirements, pain sensitivity, and treatment progress and goals.

• Utilize cross friction strokes to encourage site-specific blood flow and relieve scar tissue restrictions through application of transverse cross-fiber friction, preparing tissues for corrective therapy and facilitating the rehydration and healing process.

• Effectively apply cross fiber friction techniques to broaden and release soft tissue adhesions to achieve unprecedented client outcomes by tailoring treatment approaches to meet specific client needs and desired therapeutic goals.

What should I bring?

Please bring everything you need to give and receive a massage, including:

• 2 sets of sheets

• A blanket for comfort and draping

• Unscented lubricant (cream, lotion, or oil)

• A notebook and pen for taking notes

• Water bottle and any personal items that support comfort throughout the day

Massage tables and bolsters will be provided.

Do I need to have experience with cross-fiber work?

No prior cross-fiber training is required. A foundation in massage therapy is all you need. We’ll build tactile precision and technique step by step.

Is this course approved for CE credit?

Yes. This training offers 21 NCBTMB-approved CEs (Provider #451117-09). You’ll receive your certificate upon completion of all course requirements.

What is the class size?

The course is intentionally limited to four participants to ensure generous hands-on support, spacious practice time, and personalized guidance.

Where is the class held?

The training takes place in Manahawkin, New Jersey (08050).
The exact address is provided via email once you register.

Is there partner work?

Yes. Each day includes guided partner exchanges designed to deepen skill, confidence, and tactile nuance. Roles are switched so each therapist has equal time giving and receiving.

What if I need to cancel?

Cancellations are honored according to the policy outlined at registration. If you have questions, please reach out — I’m happy to help.

What should I wear?

Wear comfortable, professional clothing that allows you to move freely. Layers are encouraged so you can adjust to the temperature of the space.

Is lunch provided?

Lunch is not provided. You’re welcome to bring food or choose from nearby