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Ethical Touch NCBTMB (Standard V.) Online Home-Study
Price: $30.00
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6 CE credits approved by AMTA & NCBTMB
Provider # 155301-00 & Florida Board of Massage
Provider # 50-7634. This
online course covers the required 2 CE in Standard
V. Roles and Boundaries for re-certification.
This is an online
course, which means it's designed to be taken on your
computer.
Students receive an
email with directions, a user name and password for how
to log onto our Student Central website to take the
course exclusively online. Students have one year to
complete the course, but many complete this course much
sooner. Nothing is shipped in the US mail.
Instant Transcripts Online! Fast & Easy!
This online course concentrates on the
topic of ethics as it relates to daily bodywork dynamics
and interpersonal relationships. This is an excellent
and fascinating learning experience for yoga instructors
and massage therapists who appreciate the ancient
eastern sciences as they relate to today's western
world. In our industry, we are challenged daily with
decisions that could adversely or positively affect our
success and the professionalism of the industry. This
course is unique such that it integrates eastern and
western philosophies, the yoga sutras and other more
alternative theories. Ethics and professionalism can be
very personal, controversial and individual, so this
course will address generalized issues determined by the
code of ethics developed by the National Board of
Therapeutic Bodywork and Massage (NCBTMB), The
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP), and
The American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA). There
will always be situations you have to access uniquely
and trust your judgment. It covers the required 2 CE in
Standard V. Roles and Boundaries.
"I have only heard good feedback about the class you
taught in our CT chapter! I am so glad we hired you for
this and look forward to doing more business with you in
the future."
Chaleen, president of
the CT Chapter of the AMTA
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Before you purchase our digital course, you can
download a SAMPLE manual.
The sample manual contains only the first several
pages. The table of contents is included, so you can
get a feel for the material covered in this course.
You will need the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader software
to view our sample manual. You can download the
software
here.
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Students have
access to Student Central for the term of one (1) year to
complete your course, or one (1) year from the last course
you enrolled in. You may apply for an extension any time
during your course. Extension requests must be completed
before your one (1) year term has expired, otherwise, a
re-enroll fee of $25.00 will be required.
How To Take
The Course
Once you place
your order, we will send you an email with a user-name,
password and directions where to our online "Student
Central" website. At our Student Central website, students
take the multiple choice open-book exam online with instant
results, submit your essays, watch the streaming videos (as
often as you want), submit enrollee, practicum and
evaluation forms, and print transcripts and certificates.
Easy. There is nothing you need to snail-mail back to us.
All our courses are now available electronically (online) so
we can save the trees, gas, postage and lighten our
"footprint". It's very easy to navigate, even for
technophobes!
Online Forms
- Easy Guide to complete the course.
- Enrollee form.
- Open book multiple choice easy
examination (65 questions) and answer page. (75% or
higher to pass)
- Course evaluation form.
- Instant transcript and certificate.
- Unlimited tutorial assistance via
email or phone.
- Students have one year to complete
this course, but most students can do this in one month
or less if they focus on it. We always allow extensions
for extenuating circumstances.
Here are some examples of test questions:
13. In
Western allopathic medicine it was accepted that had all the
knowledge, power, responsibility and expertise.
a. Physicians
b. Patients
c. Nurses
d. Teachers
14.
Today, patients have the right to do which of the following?
a. The right to question doctors
b. The right to get second opinions
c. The right to discuss their case in detail without
being made to feel like they were second-guessing their
doctors
d. All of the above
15. If
you feel a client is unaware that they are surrendering
their power to you as their healer it is your duty to…?
a. Make the client more comfortable
b. Talk to the client about their medical information
c. Remind the client that they have the power to heal
themselves and you are merely creating the space for
them to do so
d. Recommend additional courses of therapy
16. Which
of the following are ways a patient becomes vulnerable to a
practitioner?
a. By telling the truth about his
physical/mental/emotional state
b. Investing energy (money, time, hope) in the
practitioner
c. Lying in a horizontal position
d. All of the above
17. A
practitioner’s responsibilities include which of the
following?
a. Strict confidentiality and neutrality
b. Respect and absence of judgment about the patient’s
physical presence
c. Filling out the Client Intake Form
d. A & B
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