North Carolina School of Advanced Bodywork

Paul 

on Yahoo! Local

13 years ago

I find this school to be first class in every way. They have always maintained a 100% pass rate on the licensure exams that its graduates have taken. The content of the curriculum and the quality of the instructors is unsurpassed. I recommend this school for anyone seeking a high level of training in clinical structural bodywork. 

A Yahoo Local User 

on Yahoo! Local

13 years ago

I find this school to be first class in every way. They have always maintained a 100% pass rate on the licensure exams that its graduates have taken. The content of the curriculum and the quality of the instructors is unsurpassed. I recommend this school for anyone seeking a high level of training in clinical structural bodywork. 

Guest97749 

on Superpages

14 years ago

TESTIMONIALS It is not possible for me to express sufficient gratitude regarding the recent CE course at your school this July 10-12 past. As a graduate of a Southeastern School and already being familiar with many of your techniques relating to structural bodywork, my personal expectation was for a simple yet thorough refresher. Though I was successful in renewing knowledge previously gained, I was quite pleasantly surprised at the shear content of the weekend and the ease with which it was presented. I was impressed with y... read more

Guest78632 

on Superpages

14 years ago

I am a therapist and I own my own practice in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. I get to help change and improve people¿s lives on a daily basis. It¿s the most satisfying and rewarding way I could ever hope to make a living. Graduating from one of Kyle¿s former schools made all these opportunities possible. It really did change my life. Chad Jasmine, LMT, NCTMB Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 

Guest39446 

on Superpages

14 years ago

I have severe scoliosis and the consequent spinal and muscular challenges that result from going through life in a crooked body for 40+ years. Despite rigorous yoga, chiropractic care, and frequent massage, by my late 30¿s I was in constant and life-limiting pain. I sought every conceivable type of bodywork, acupuncture, and alternative therapy. By 40, I couldn¿t write due to nerve compression, I couldn¿t sit in a care for over 30 minutes, and worst of all, my essential yoga practice was becoming increasingly painful to p... read more

Guest15183 

on Superpages

14 years ago

I have been competing as a professional athlete for 25 years as well as training professional athletes for 15 years. From my own experience as a World Champion and training world class athletes I know it takes a team of highly competent professionals in a few key areas for an athlete to achieve the pinnacle of his or her sport. Kyle Wright is one of those highly competent professionals. I have learned many valuable lessons on myofascial tracks and their effect on performance. Kyle is the master in neuromuscular bodywork. He ... read more

anonymous 

on Superpages

14 years ago

I have severe scoliosis and the consequent spinal and muscular challenges that result from going through life in a crooked body for 40+ years. Despite rigorous yoga, chiropractic care, and frequent massage, by my late 30s I was in constant and life-limiting pain. I sought every conceivable type of bodywork, acupuncture, and alternative therapy. By 40, I couldnt write due to nerve compression, I couldnt sit in a care for over 30 minutes, and worst of all, my essential yoga practice was becoming increasingly painful to practic... read more

Guest31413 

on Superpages

14 years ago

As a practicing neurologist, I have found the clinical massage therapy and structural bodywork techniques under the direction of Kyle C. Wright to be helpful in the treatment of my patients. I see many patients with chronic pain from a wide variety of causes, who either achieve no or little benefit from standard physical therapy and medications. I have been impressed with the results obtained with his clinical therapy methods. This is particularly true with patients with primarily soft tissue injuries. Dennis D. Dewey, M.D. ... read more

anonymous 

on Superpages

14 years ago

Having been a licensed massage therapist for 2 years, I was astounded and somewhat embarrassed about how little I actually knew about getting people out of pain.After my second class at NCSAB, my clients were noticing a change in my quality of touch and direction of my treatments.NCSABs philosophy and instructional methods are setting the standard that I hope other massage schools will endeavor to achieve.This class has literally changed my focus, approach and quality of care that Im now able to offer my clients. Im currentl... read more