12/05/2025
Start the New Year With Professional Growth: Ashiatsu Training • January 11–13
Haleʻiwa, North Shore Oʻahu
NCTMB-Approved Continuing Education
Begin 2026 by investing in a skill that elevates your massage practice and supports your longevity as a therapist. Our upcoming DeepFeet Bar Therapy Ashiatsu Basics course will be held January 11–13 on Oʻahu’s North Shore—a beautiful and inspiring setting to learn in.
Ashiatsu has been a central part of my practice for nearly two decades. In our small, historic town of Haleʻiwa, we now support seven trained Ashiatsu therapists, a testament to both local demand and the effectiveness of this modality. Visitors who experience Ashiatsu often ask whether they can find a practitioner in their hometown; once clients feel the broad, soothing pressure delivered by the feet, they immediately understand why this work is so impactful.
Ashiatsu offers:
• Broad, comfortable compression that clients love
• Long, fluid strokes that relax the nervous system
• Effective petrissage and mobilization using the strategic angles of the feet
• Results that last longer than traditional hands-on work
• A sustainable way to practice, reducing strain on the therapist
Over the three-day training, I consistently see students transform—developing confidence, fluidity, and a deeper understanding of how to use their feet as effective therapeutic tools. As one visiting professor recently shared with me, “I love to watch people learn.” I couldn’t agree more. It is an honor to support therapists as they expand their skill set and discover new possibilities in their careers.
If you’ve been considering this training but haven’t taken the next step, now is the time. I would be delighted to welcome you into class and share the same techniques that have allowed me to build a long, thriving practice.
January 11–13, 2026
DeepFeet Bar Therapy • Ashiatsu Basics
Instructor: Abby Parker, LMT, Certified DeepFeet Instructor
Location: Haleʻiwa, Oʻahu
For details and registration, visit deepfeet.com – location Oʻahu.