Brothers open new chiropractic office in Taunton
The economy is still tough, but two brothers with a local chiropractic practice have made a significant investment in their collective future.
After nearly 12 years in Raynham’s Cojean Plaza at 575 South Street West, Darren Eaton, 46, and his 42-year-old brother Shawn have relocated their Eaton Chiropractic to 109 Dean St. in Taunton.
“We needed to expand,” said Darren Eaton, who got his chiropractic degree in 1994.
Eaton said this Thursday’s grand opening would have come much sooner had it not been for a fire he says spontaneously combusted in a rear room last August.
The cause, he said, were contractor’s rags soaked with staining fluid that had been left in the room.
Luckily, he said, new foam insulation prevented the fire from spreading into the walls and ceiling — so that it instead burned downward into the basement.
But, he said, “it set us back six months.”
It could have been much worse. Eaton said the fire had been smoldering for about 24 hours before a passing Taunton police officer happened to notice rising smoke.
The Eatons say they paid $250,000 for the building and real estate, located on the heavily traveled Dean Street, and since then have invested another $250,000 into renovations that include modern therapeutic massage rooms upstairs, and a series of numbered chiropractic rooms on the main floor.
The brothers said they refinanced their building to help pay for the elaborate renovations.
“We gutted the place twice,” Darren Eaton said.
They are also now looking for both a qualified acupuncturist and esthetician to add to their existing list of services, which include deep-tissue and Swedish massage, Reiki and reflexology.
For now, the business employs a total of seven people — including two full-time massage therapists who have a sub-contracting agreement for using space.
A shower in one of the massage rooms is equipped with a steam room and there are also plans to add a dry sauna room. Darren Eaton says they all contribute to cleansing the body of toxins.
Darren Eaton said he’s especially proud of new digital, x-ray equipment that forgoes chemicals and allows for a close-up look at a patient’s spine.
The brothers, who grew up in West Bridgewater, teamed up in 2000 when they purchased the former Helmer Chiropractic office in Raynham.
Prior to that they both worked as associates for other practices — Darren in Seattle and Shawn in Methuen.
Darren Eaton lives with his wife and son in Berkley, while his younger brother resides with his wife and daughter in South Easton.
Originally built in 1900 as a private home, the 109 Dean St. building was later converted into professional office space.
Its previous tenant, former attorney Craig J. Martin, became the subject of scrutiny in 2010 when he acknowledged a misappropriation of $670,000 in client funds during real estate transactions.
Martin subsequently submitted an affidavit to the state Board of Bar Overseers stating his desire to resign from his profession.
The Eatons say they at one point considered buying a private home on South Street West, situated behind the Route 44 Benny’s store. But the visibility and access to traffic convinced them instead to relocate to Dean Street.
Darren Eaton said he’s also interested in working out an agreement with former Cojean Plaza neighbor Robert Burton, owner of Bright Morning Star Center for Healing.
He says he plans to purchase skin and herbal supplement products from Burton for his new office.
Eaton said the tough economy during the past few years has resulted in many patients either decreasing, or even ceasing, office visits once they’re convinced their problem has been remedied.
But he said he’s not concerned about any shortage of clients: “Everybody has a spine,” he said.
Contact Charles Winokoor at cwinokoor@tauntongazette.com.
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REN treatments launched at The Montpellier Chapter
News – A new range of REN beauty treatments have been introduced at The Montpellier Chapter Spa in Cheltenham.
A new menu of spa treatments from luxury beauty brand REN has been launched at Cheltenham’s The Montpellier Chapter Spa.
Its products use the latest hi-tech bio actives and are free from synthetic ingredients, such as added fragrances, petrochemicals, sulfate detergents, synthetic colours, animal ingredients and parabens.
The Montpellier Chapter’s spa manager Karen Chapman said: ‘REN body treatments are created by shiatsu and naturopathy specialists and leave the skin toned and radiant.
‘The treatments combine techniques inspired by Japanese and Swedish massage that together release muscular tensions and stimulate micro-circulation helping the body return to its natural balance.’
Described by The Sunday Times as ‘the hip British range that is natural, celebrity endorsed and reassuringly green,’ REN Skincare is a globally recognised brand which was founded in the south west.
The REN treatments available at The Montpellier Chapter Spa include the bespoke facial, bespoke body massage, invigorating body scrub and Moroccan rose ritual.
For more information see The Montpellier Chapter Spa, call (01242) 527788 or visit themontpellierchapterhotel.com directly.
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Baby massage sessions to improve health and happiness
Published on Friday 18 May 2012 08:26
JUST relax, baby! Sunderland tots are being given the chance to relax as part of National Baby Massage Week.
The event, which runs until Monday, is promoting the benefits of baby massage to parents across the country.
Among those taking part is Wearsider Angela Paylor, who launched her own company, Karmazoo, to deliver baby massage sessions earlier this year.
To promote National Baby Massage Week, Angela organised free taster sessions in Washington and Sunderland to give parents an insight into what baby massage involves.
Angela, who lives in Washington, said: “I worked in a children’s centre for nearly 10 years and decided to take voluntary redundancy and start my own business teaching baby massage, baby yoga and pre-school fun exercise classes.
“It launched in January and is doing really well.”
Angela said baby massage is a way of giving children the very best start in life, mentally, physically and emotionally.
She said: “Our baby massage courses are suitable for babies from birth to crawling and have many benefits from helping with sleep, digestion and colic to encouraging bonding and interaction.”
National Baby Massage Week is being promoted by a number of organisations nationally, including the Guild of Sensory Development.
The guild says that in many cultures, infant massage has been around for thousands of years, but in the UK has only become popular in the last 11 or 12 years.
A spokeswoman said: “Infant massage is simple, free, can be done almost anywhere and has a host of emotional and physical benefits for both parents and babies, not forgetting grandparents and siblings.”
Karmazoo runs six-week courses in both baby massage, for youngsters from birth to crawling, and baby yoga, for babies 10 weeks to crawling, giving parents the skills so they can continue at home.
Contact Angela on 07792666712, email karmazoo@hotmail.co.uk or visit karmazoo.co.uk.
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Finding balance
Women today have the independence and financial freedom that was only dreamed about 100 years ago. We are making our own money, getting advanced degrees and we still want the traditional dream of a husband and family.
We want it all. But this is the challenge of the woman of the new millennium. How do you manage career and home life?
I have faced that dilemma with having my own business and having a husband and home.
Having your own business takes so much energy physically, psychologically and mentally that it leaves you drained and without energy to put into your relationship. This, however, will lead to problems in your marriage.
So how do you find that balance? It is possible but not easy – as the old saying goes where there is a will there is a way. According to marriage therapist Gregory K. Popcak, couples in marriages that fall into the exceptional seven per cent spend 15 hours a week together total – work together, and rekindle the romance. What changes do you need to make in your schedule to ensure that you get your 15 hours next week?
In the search for balance we need to take time for ourselves. If you are not feeling good physically, mentally and physiologically you will not have enough of yourself to give to others. You have not seen this column for a while because I failed to follow my own advice.
The curfew last year had me so stressed out that I was unable to function. I relearned the hard way that stress is a killer. It does damage to you that you do not even realise.
During that time the clients who came in were so tense!!! When we were doing the neck and shoulder massage on the clients’ trapezius muscle – this is the muscle on top the shoulder behind the collar bone- it was full of knots, some were rock hard. This muscle is where we feel a lot of our tension. You would be getting headaches every day if this muscle is so tense.
Massages helped me to cope during that difficult time and to bring me back to myself. The benefits of massages are so numerous. You may think of it as a cost – but what is your stress level costing you in terms of your sanity, your health and your relationships?
The benefits are numerous:
A Bonding Experience for you and your significant other.
Do a massage course where you learn the basics of massage then you and that special someone can massage each other at the end of a stressful day. So instead of the stress tearing you apart – it will bring you together since you are providing comfort for each other. The popularity of “sensual” massages is due to the comfort that people feel during massage.
Think about it. The only time someone will touch you continuously for an entire hour is during sex. Humans crave touch. Touch deprivation on babies and older children has drastic effects some of which carry into adulthood. Touch deprivation leads to an increase in the production of cortisol the body’s stress hormone which can lead to increased stress levels, anger and depressive symptoms. Touch releases the hormone oxytocin – a hormone which encourages bonding.
Pain Reduction
Massage is beneficial for reducing many types of pain such as lower back and neck pain. Instead of popping pain killers try regular massage. Anyone who has problems with muscular strain will benefit from a Swedish massage. The Swedish massage helps to improve the function of your lymph system by relaxing your muscles.
The lymph system works to move nutrient-filled fluids,and waste around your body. The fluid is moved only through voluntary movements from the muscles. Anyone who has problems from muscular strain will benefit from a Swedish massage. As the therapist relaxes the muscles, the lymph system will have the ability to flush out all of the metabolic waste from the muscles. This will help you to heal faster.
Relaxation for Body and Mind
While a massage works great to help people who suffer from health conditions it also works wonders on people who suffer from everyday troubles and concerns.
There are many things in our life that can cause us to be stressed and worried on a constant basis. The more that we stress the more our muscles became tense and we find it hard to relax them.
The pressure used during a massage therapy help to relax the muscles and relieve the tension that has built up. The touch of the skin also helps to relax the person and to clear their mind of anything that might be bothering them.
Therapists suggest a Swedish massage to anyone who is feeling run down and on the brink of depression.
Massage helps you to put things into perspective since it will help to give you the energy that you need and help to relax your whole body.
Another benefit of the Swedish massage is its ability to help you sleep. Once you sleep your mind will be able to rest and your immune system will be able to work properly once again.
So take care of you – whatever challenges you are facing you can overcome it – just take it one second, one hour and one day at a time.
Sustainable Health & Wellness opens in The Mill at 2 Tunxis
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TARIFFVILLE — Farmington Valley residents looking for alternative routes to better health have a new option in the Sustainable Health Wellness center for vital living, in The Mill at 2 Tunxis Road, Tariffville.
The center opened April 2, with Dr. Dana Lapointe as director and a staff of nine, offering services including massage, acupuncture, reflexology, energy work, advance practice body work, yoga classes and a naturopathic apothecary.
Lapointe said the practice is a natural expansion of her one-room office, Peace on Herbs LLC, which she opened in August 2011 at The Mill.
“In my old space, I barely had room enough for a consultation area, exam room and apothecary,” she said. “I really needed more space to do bodywork, which I do for conditions including postural issues, old injuries that didn’t heal properly, chronic pain and fibromyalgia. Now we have 2,200 square feet, including five treatment rooms, a yoga/fitness room, apothecary and consultation areas.”
The bulk of Lapointe’s patients come in with endocrine issues, she said.
“That includes diabetes, pre-diabetes, hormonal health, weight issues, thyroid function and Wilson’s temperature syndrome,” she said. “I am aiming to restore optimal functions whenever possible, with use of herbs, supplements and vitamins, often working hand-in-hand with the patient’s medical doctor, to minimize use of pharmaceuticals whenever possible.”
LaPointe, who is certified in restorative medicine, is a licensed massage therapist and naturopathic doctor.
“I have been doing massage for more than 20 years, and I hand-picked the staff,” she said. “They all do deep tissue work and a range of modalities.”
Jessica Moore, of Enfield, is a licensed massage therapist at Sustainable Health Wellness.
“My focus is listening to people who have questions and concerns about the service we offer,” Moore said. “They can ask me questions, and everything is kept confidential. We tailor all massages to the client’s needs. We are here to assess them properly and come up with a treatment plan that will help the body heal itself.” Continued…
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CANTON — PANACEA, Healing for Body and Sole, a holistic healing center at 101 River Road, Canton, will host Reflexology for Charity Day Friday, June 8 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Attendees can enjoy a free 25-minute reflexology session, appointments required. Donations are not required but are appreciated, and 100 percent of the donations received will be forwarded to the featured nonprofit organization, Animal Welfare Organization in West Cornwall.
The idea for Reflexology for Charity Day was born when Barb Porlides, owner of PANACEA, wanted to pay it forward by helping people, animals, and organizations in need. Reflexology for Charity Day will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the second Friday of each month, with proceeds going to a different charity each time.
The Little Guild of St. Francis for The Welfare of Animals, in West Cornwall, will be showcased Friday, June 8. Future charities will include Gifts of Love, East Coast Assistance Dogs, Susan B. Anthony Center, FOCUS Center for Autism, Connecticut Food Bank, Mary’s Place and Our Companions Animal Sanctuary.
PANACEA services include professional reflexology, etheric healing, energy healing and ionic detox foot bath treatments, in addition to a variety of alternative healing products. The Little Guild pledges to protect and rehabilitate distressed animals and promote humane education. This pledge underscores the founders’ collective belief that there exists a home for every animal. The Little Guild animal shelter relies solely on donations, and has done so for 51 years.
For more information on The Little Guild, call 860-672-6346 of visit http://littleguild.org. For more information on PANACEA, call 860-294-1296 or visit www.panaceahealing.com.
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Evanston massage zoning plan draws wave of criticism
Dozens of people turned out at the Evanston Civic Center Wednesday night to object to a city staff plan to impose special use restrictions on massage therapists and similar professionals.
The wave of opposition, from therapists themselves and other groups and individuals, initially persuaded three of the six Plan Commissioners present that they should drop the effort to regulate massage through zoning entirely.
But a plea by the commission’s chair, Scott Peters, persuaded them to instead defer the issue for further discussion at their July 19 meeting.
Peters, a former prosecutor, said prostitution cases are very difficult to prosecute under criminal law and that zoning codes offer a much easier way to address the problem because standards of proof are much lower and the difficulties of proving a case are much less.
“Maybe all we need is a definition of what a massage establishment is, so that when someone is operating a house of prostitution and pretending to be operating a massage establishment, we can say, you’re not meeting the definition and are therefore in violation of the ordinance,” Peters said.
“It’s quicker, easier and more likely to be successful,” he added.
The staff had retreated somewhat by Wednesday night from its original proposal to require all establishments offering massage-like services to go through the city’s special use licensing process.
After complaints from the American Massage Therapy Association, which has its headquarters in Evanston, that massage therapists are state-licensed professionals, the staff proposal was revised to exempt them from the special use restrictions.
But it preserved the special use requirements for practitioners of nearly a dozen other body works therapeutic models, including the Shiatsu.
Steve Rogne, owner of Zen Shiatsu Chicago at 825 Chicago Ave., said the professional group he belongs to, the American Organization for Bodywork Therapies of Asia, has been lobbying the state for three years to establish a licensing procedure for his profession.
He suggested that bodyworks professionals could voluntarily submit to the criminal background checks and fingerprinting already required of massage therapists.
And he complained that the ordinance stigmatizes legitimate professionals by claiming that clustering massage and bodyworks establishments would detract from the character of the community.
Nancy Floy, who owns the Heartwood Center on Dempster Street, which houses dozens of professionals in massage, body work and other fields, said she had met Wednesday morning with Police Chief Richard Eddington and wanted to help stop prostitution problems in the city.
“But we don’t want our profession to be sacrificed in the name of stopping that,” Floy added.
Kaethe Morris Hoffer, legal director of the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation, said that rather than using zoning laws, the city should “focus on the true root of prostitution — the demand side, those men who purchase sex.”
“It doesn’t take a degree in rocket science to figure out where to go to purchase sex,” Hoffer said. “If the johns can figure out where to go, so can police and law enforcement agencies.”
Dick Peach, the vice president for government affairs of the Evanston chamber of Commerce, said at least 22 chamber members would fall under the proposed ordinance and all are adamantly against it.
“It bothers us that in a community that supposedly is very proud of its small businesses, this ordinance turns around and stomps all over that reputation and impugns very good small businesses.”
Jeanne Lindwall of 625 Library Place, a urban planning consultant, said she’s thrilled that there are so many massage therapists and body workers in town.
“I’ve been getting massages over the last 10 to 15 years. They’re wonderful,” Lindwall said, adding that she doesn’t beleave the zoning ordinance is an appropriate mechanism for trying to address prostitution.
“Zoning is about land use,” Lindwall said, “Prostitution is an illegal activty and should be dealt with as such.”
Two prostitution busts over the past two years at spas or other establishments that claimed to offer massages were the trigger cited by city officials for the proposed new restrictions, which some officials say is part of a larger program to increase regulation of businesses in the city.
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Kosmetikschule Schäfer begleitet die “Trainee Akademie by Clarins”.
Kosmetikschule Schäfer begleitet die “Trainee Akademie by Clarins”.
Die renommierte Kosmetikschule Schäfer in Gießen unterstützt als eine von insgesamt vier ausgesuchten Partnerschulen das innovative Nachwuchsförderprogramm “Trainee Akademie by Clarins”.
Gießen, 18.05.2012. Clarins, der Name steht seit fast 60 Jahren für exklusive und wirkstoff-intensive Körper- und Schönheitspflege. Der französische Kosmetikhersteller blickt zurück auf eine traditionsreiche Firmengeschichte, die 1954 ihren Ursprung in der Rue Tronchet in Paris nahm. Mit dem gerade gestarteten Nachwuchsförderprogramm “Trainee Akademie by Clarins” setzt der Global-Player Maßstäbe in der Branche und dokumentiert nahezu einzigartig die hohe Verantwortung der Industrie, in die Ausbildung von talentierten Nachwuchs-Kosmetikerinnen zu investieren.
“Wir tun mehr als andere, wir tun es besserund wir lieben das, was wir tun.” Das Leitmotiv des Firmengründers Jacques Courtin-Clarins ist bis zum heutigen Tag die Grundlage von Clarins. Gleichzeitig ist es für den Weltkonzern der Ansporn, genau diesen Maximen gerecht zu werden.
Auch die Trainee Akademie by Clarins, die 2012 zum ersten Mal ihre Tore öffnet, steht unter diesem Motto und bietet ein Ausbildungsförderungsprogramm auf höchstem Niveau für frisch gebackene Kosmetikerinnen. Als größte Trainingsabteilung in der selektiven Kosmetik in Deutschland sind Anspruch und Möglichkeiten gleichermaßen groß. Clarins zählt zu den besten Unternehmen der Branche. Immer neue, auch ungewöhnliche Wege zu gehen, zeichnet das Unternehmen aus und treibt es, wie auch in diesem Fall, zu wegweisenden Förderprogrammen an.
Wenn es nun in Deutschland um innovative, gewissenhafte und fundierte Kosmetikausbildungen geht, zählt die Kosmetikschule Schäfer als einer der wenigen staatlich anerkannten und zertifizierten Bildungsträger ebenfalls zu den Besten der Branche. Das Leistungsprofil des renommierten Premiumausbilders mit Schulungszentren in Frankfurt in Gießen setzt seit Jahren immer wieder Maßstäbe. Dabei bietet die Kosmetikschule Schäfer in Gießen ideale Voraussetzungen, um das ehrgeizige Programm der Trainee Akademie by Clarins zu begleiten.
In der Trainee Akademie am Starnberger See freue man sich darauf, diesen Weg gemeinsam mit vier ausgewählten Partner Kosmetikschulen und 70 Clarins Depositären im Hotel- und Institutsbereich zu gehen: “Herzlich Willkommenin der Trainee Akademie by Clarins!”.
Die Idee der Trainee Akademie by Clarins ist einfach. Besonders engagierte und begabte Kosmetikschulabsolventinnen werden im Anschluss an die Ausbildung zu perfekten Clarins Kosmetikerinnen weitergebildet. Dabei lernen sie, die Clarins Produkte, Behandlungs- und Anwendungsmethoden zu beherrschen. Sie werden mit allen Clarins Ritualen, Servicetools, Verkaufs- und Make-uptechniken vertraut und somit zum idealen Nachwuchs für die Clarins Depositäre. Clarins vermittelt dabei ein 1-jähriges Trainee Praktikum zwischen den besten Absolventinnen der vier Partnerschulen (8-10 Kosmetikerinnen) und ausgewählten Clarins Depots im Bereich Institute und Spa. Dieses außergewöhnliche Praktikumsjahr wird kontinuierlich von Clarins begleitet und beginnt mit einer 5-wöchigen Ausbildung in der Akademie Clarins in Starnberg.
Die ausgewählten Kosmetikschulabsolventinnen der Partnerschulen erhalten die bestmögliche Ausbildung und einen optimalen Praktikumsplatz mit sehr guten Arbeitsbedingungen. Die Clarins Depositäre bekommen eine perfekt ausgebildete und sofort einsetzbare Kosmetikerin. Beide Partner erhalten während des 1-jährigen Praktikums eine kontinuierliche Unterstützung von Clarins. Die Investitionen liegen ausschließlich bei Clarins! Damit geht der Kosmetikhersteller bei der Nachwuchsförderung zu 100 % in Vorleistung – eine Investition in die Zukunft, die Beispielhaft für das hohe Verantwortungsbewusstsein und das außerordentliche Engagement von Clarins steht. Die einzige Bedingung und Investition, die Clarins an die Depositären stellt, um in den Genuss einer Absolventin der Trainee Akademie by Clarins zu kommen, sind perfekte Arbeitsbedingungen im Sinne der Unternehmensphilosophie.
Clarins sagt bereits heute MERCI für das Vertrauen und die Unterstützung der Partnerschulen, die diesen neuen Weg gemeinsam mit dem innovativen Programm der Trainee Akademie gehen wollen und an den Erfolg glauben.
Denn wir glauben fest daran, dass man kompetente und motivierte Mitarbeiter am besten gewinnt, indem man sie selbst an die Hand nimmt und sie liebevoll und konsequent nach den Grundsätzen seiner eigenen Philosophie ausbildet. Aus genau dieser Überzeugung ist unser Nachwuchsförderungsprogramm geboren.
Am traumhaften Starnberger See gelegen, einer der schönsten Urlaubsregionen, sitzt die deutsche Zentrale von Clarins. Die Akademie Clarins Starnberg, in der das Jahr über Behandlungstrainings, Verkaufs-, Make-up- und Produktseminare sowie Marketing- und Führungsworkshops für Depositäre stattfinden, wird Schulungsort für die Trainees Akademie by Clarins sein. Das hoch moderne und großzügige Ausbildungszentrum mit je 2 Theorie- und Praxisräumen, einer stylischen Lounge und Dachterrasse mit Blick ins Grüne, bietet ideale Vorrausetzungen für intensives, entspanntes und fröhliches Lernen. Während der Ausbildungszeit werden die Trainees als Teil der Clarins Familie ins Unternehmen integriert und von den Mitarbeitern der Trainingsabteilung begleitet und unterstützt.
Eine weitere Station der Trainee Akademie by Clarins liegt in Münchens feinster Adresse, dem Preysing Palais in der Residenzstr. 27. Hier ist das Zuhause des Clarins Skin Spas. Der Flagshipstore ist nicht nur ein Day-Spa mit einzigartigem Konzept, sondern auch die Clarins Ideenschmiede par excellence. Hier probieren die besten Mitarbeiter Neues in der Praxis aus, bevor es bei Erfolg in den Markt kommt und an die Depositäre weitergeben wird.
Der Clarins Skin Spa steht den Depositären und deren Mitarbeitern jederzeit zu Verfügung, um sich Anregungen, Ideen und Tipps für Einrichtung, Servicetools, Promotions, Dekorationen, Behandlungskleidung und vieles mehr zu holen.
Im Clarins Skin Spa, an der Quelle der Unternehmensphilosophie, werden die Trainees wichtige Übungstage verbringen und in der Praxis lernen, was der Satz “herzlich Willkommen im Clarins Skin Spa!” beinhaltet.
Das Ausbildungsprogramm der Trainee Akademie by Clarins, das die Teilnehmerinnen durchlaufen, umfasst zielgerichtet alle entscheidenden Kompetenzbereiche in Theorie und Praxis. Dabei werden Trainingsausstattung, Unterlagen und Produkte von Clarins zur Verfügung gestellt.
Das Kollegium der Kosmetikschule Schäfer in Gießen ist wirklich stolz, das anspruchsvolle Projekt der Trainee Akademie by Clarins zu begleiten. Zeigt die sorgfältige Selektion der Clarins Partnerschulen, wie sich die Leistungsfähigkeit der staatlich anerkannten private Berufsfachschule für Kosmetik in Deutschland etabliert hat.
Weitere Informationen zur Trainee Akademie by Clarins erhalten Sie unter: Presseabteilung Clarins GmbHPetersbrunner Straße 13, 82319 Starnberg, Tel: 08151/2603-0, email: presse@clarins.de
Die Kosmetik und Make-up Schule Schäfer mit Schulungszentren in Frankfurt und in Gießen ist Hessens größte und älteste staatlich anerkannte Ergänzungsschule.
Die private Berufsfachschule unter der Leitung von Sevgi Schäfer und Thorsten Schäfer unterrichtet seit über 50 Jahren professionell und kompetent in allen Bereiche der Körper- und Schönheitspflege. Auf über 1500 qm Schulungsräumen stehen Ihnen 60 Dozenten aus allen Bereichen der kosmetischen Dienstleistungen als souveräne und erfahrene Ausbilder zur Seite. Lernen können Sie fast alles, was mit Kosmetik zu tun hat, so z.B. Ausbildungen in: Make-up Artist, Permanent Make-up, Kosmetikerin – staatlich geprüft, Kosmetikerin – berufsbegleitend, Fachkosmetikerin, Naildesign, Maniküre, Nail Art, Permanent Nail Art, med. Fußpflege, Sport- und Wellnessmassagen, Hot Stone oder Lomi Lomi Massage.
Im Oktober 2005 gründet Sevgi Schäfer mit der Famous Face Academy eine schuleigene Visagistenschule, die als einer der ersten Schulen in Deutschland eine einjährige Ausbildung zum Make-up Artist anbietet. Heute zählt die Famous Face Academy zu den besten Visagistenschulen in Europa.
Seit Oktober 2009 ist die Berufsfachschule zertifizierter Bildungsträger nach AZWV – d.h.: Bildungsgutscheine der Agentur für Arbeit für die Ausbildungen in Kosmetik, Make-up Artist, med. Fußpflege und Naildesign werden angenommen.
Seit Januar 2010 ist das Schulungszentrum Gießen offizieller “LCN Certified Trainer” der renommierten LCN Wilde Cosmetics Gruppe. Zertifiziert sind die Ausbildungen in Nail Design und Permanent Make-up, die nach den Vorgaben und den hohen Standards der LCN Wilde Cosmetics Gruppe unterrichtet werden.
Seit Januar 2011 sind die Kosmetikschulen Schäfer in Gießen offizielle Partnerschulen der 3TO GmbH. Seminare in der Spangentechnik Ausbildung werden nach den Vorgaben und Richtlinien von 3TO unterrichtet.
Seit Mai 2011 ist der Kosmetikschule Schäfer das Zentrum für Hautgesundheit SKIN8 angeschlossen. Die hoch qualifizierten Hautpflegeexperten der Kosmetikschule beraten lösungsorientiert bei Hautproblemen.
Im Oktober 2011 wird mit der Famous Face Agency, eine schuleigene Vermittlungsagentur für Make-up Artists und Hairdesigner mit Niederlassungen in Frankfurt/Main und Los Angeles, gegründet.
Im März 2012 wird das schuleigene Kosmetikinstitut SKIN8 – Zentrum für Hautgesundheit von dem US-amerikanischen Hersteller Dermalogica als bestes Deutsches Hautpflegeinstitut 2011 ausgezeichnet.
Mit der Gründung der Trainee Akademie by Clarins im Frühjahr 2012 gehört die Kosmetikschule Schäfer in Gießen zu insgesamt vier ausgesuchten Partnerschulen, die das Projekt zur Nachwuchsförderung aktiv unterstützen.
Seit Mai 2012 ist die Kosmetikschule Schäfer in Gießen Partnerschule vom weltweit größten Endermologie-Hersteller LPG und dessen Vertriebspartner K-Form. Die Endermologie und die Lipomassage werden als vorbildliche Methode bei mechanischer Zellstimulierung zur Rückbildung von Cellulite in den Lehrplan integriert.
Kontakt:
Kosmetikschule Schäfer
Thorsten Schäfer
Bahnhofstrasse 55 – 57
35390 Gießen
thorsten.schaefer@kosmetikfachschule.de
06415591991
http://www.kosmetikschule-schaefer.de
Diese Pressemitteilung wurde vom Verfasser in eigener Verantwortung fuer den Inhalt aktuell eingereicht bei PR-Gateway am: Mai 18, 2012
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