What does it means to be a humanist?
Humanists stand for the building of a more humane, just, compassionate, society using a pragmatic ethics-based outlook and practice of human reason, experience, and reliable knowledge.
In this class, we will discuss the current statistics of ethical and legal violations involving massage therapists to learn how to navigate through the grey areas within our profession. We will also learn how to apply the four main principles of ethics: autonomy, beneficence, justice, and non-maleficence in our massage therapy offices on a daily basis.
You will come away from this class with updated applications of the four main principles of ethics and how they pertain to today's social issues.
This is a dynamic class loaded with updated information and valuable applicable content from a humanist perspective.
- "I really liked Sherise's presentation style. Very open, interesting, and relaxed. And it dealt with up to date issues. The BEST ethics class I have taken." ~ Steven Z.
- "I was so appreciative of Sherise's ability to flow with what presented with the participants of this class. She kept us focused and engaged beautifully." ~ Anonymous
- "Sherise is always so professional, thoughtful and grounded. She is very knowledgeable and eloquent in speaking about ethics and the possible scenarios that can occur in our field." ~ Melinda W.
- "I appreciated Sherise's relatability and she was very helpful getting me set up for the webinar." ~ Anonymous
- "I liked the relevant, interactive content that was expertly guided and allowed to evolve from the group." ~ Kim G.