FAQs

Name: Bodyworks DW Advanced Massage Therapy
Rating: 5

What is the refund and cancellation policy for CE courses?

A full refund for tuition will be issued only if you notify the Bodyworks DW Continuing Education Department at least 14 business days prior to the start of class. You can email education@bodyworksdw.com to request a refund.
While we make every effort to provide quality classes and instructors, we cannot guarantee satisfaction with every class offered. No Refunds will be made for classes already taken. We do, however, invite your honest appraisal of our classes and teachers; an evaluation form is handed out at the end of every class for this purpose, or you can fill out an online evaluation.
If you can’t attend class and notify us within 7 days prior to the start of the class, we will issue your refund as credit towards taking a future CEU class. Any cancellations that occur with less than 7 days notice will not be eligible for either a refund or credit.
In cases of sudden illness that prevents you from canceling with sufficient notice, an account credit will be issued for use towards a future course at our studio.

Where can I find course materials, instructions, video demos, etc?

All course materials will be available in the online course pages on our website.
You can access the course through your student profile using the username and password you created when registering for the course.
Use this link to login to your account and access courses: https://bodyworksdw.com/my-account/my-courses/

I'm having trouble logging into my Student Profile, can you help me?

Our CEU classes use a system called Learndash which is separate from how clients book massage through our website and uses its own distinct student portal and login. If you are logged into the website using your Mindbody account, you may need to log out from that and then log in using the login credentials for your student portal that you created when you signed up for your first CEU class here: https://bodyworksdw.com/my-account/my-courses/
The username for your student portal can either be the email you used to sign up for your first class or the First name Last name that you were asked to choose for your username.
If you have forgotten your password, there is a password reset link located directly below the login button on the pop-up window when you click the login button on the student portal page, please click to initiate a password reset before contacting us.
If you have taken a course that David teaches at another school, please email us at education@bodyworksdw.com and we can create a student profile for you and send login information. All students will be given access to the course through this student profile.

How do I create a student profile?

Our system automatically creates a student profile for you when you complete your first purchase of any course and sends an email with details and links to your account page. Once you are logged in, any additional courses you purchase will all show up in your profile. You can always access your courses from this link which lives under the CEU menu on our website: https://bodyworksdw.com/my-account/my-courses/

What happens if I’m late to class?

In order to receive CE credit you must attend the entire duration of the class. Students who are late can still be admitted to the class, but won’t be included in the roster sent to the NCBTMB for credit.

What do I need to bring to class?

Please bring your preferred way to take notes (pen/paper, tablet, etc), Bodyworks DW will provide all other supplies including massage tables, oil, and linens. Our online courses also include a way to take notes digitally if you prefer keeping all the materials in one place!
All live classes include hands-on practice time so bring or wear clothes that are appropriate to work in.

How is the day structured for a classroom course?

For specific information about each course see the individual course descriptions in the online course pages.
In general, classroom courses begin at 11am, have an hour break for lunch at 2pm, and end at 6pm
In general, the first day of a 2-day course is used to go over the slides, take notes, and work on assessment skills. Day 2 is typically more focused on hands-on practical work. Some courses do have hands-on practical work on Day 1, see individual course descriptions for more detailed information.
In general, 1-day courses are a mix of slides, note taking, and practical work.

What is the NCBTMB?

David Weintraub is sponsored and approved to teach continuing education in New York state by the NCBTMB (National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork).
NCBTMB courses provide continuing education credits for most states in the U.S. If you are licensed in a state outside of New York, please check your own licensure requirements for continuing education to confirm that your state accepts NCBTMB approved courses for credit.

How and when will I receive my certificate?

Once all lessons and steps are marked complete in the online course (including the “How to Get Your Certificate” lesson) and it shows that you have completed 100% of the course, you’ll see a new link on the course page that allows you to download your certificate.

Can anyone take these courses?

Our in-person classroom courses are approved for credit and specifically designed for the continuing education of credentialed massage therapists (LMT, CMT, RMT, etc). If you are not a credentialed massage therapist, these courses are likely to be beyond your skill set and training. Additionally, all of our in-person classroom courses have several hours of partnered hands-on practice time that requires a base level of knowledge and experience in manual therapy for the safety of all students in the class. If you are credentialed in a related field such as physical therapy or chiropractic care and have training and experience with manual therapy and specifically myofascial release techniques then you may take our classroom courses with approval. Please email education@bodyworksdw.com to approve your participation if you are not an LMT.

I’m attending a live class. What do I need to know?

In person live classes meet in our classroom space located at 336 west 37th street suite 710, NY NY
Course slides will are available in the online course on our website prior to class for those who would like to print them out at home. Having printed slides isn’t necessary for the course, but some students prefer to take notes directly on the slides.
Please arrive 10-15 minutes early for class. In order to receive CE credit you must attend the entirety of the course.
Please do not congregate or speak loudly in our client waiting area. Our classroom space is located inside our Midtown studio where our staff will be working with clients.
Linens, oil, and massage tables will be provided. Please bring your preferred way to take notes (notebook/pen, tablet, etc)
A sign with bathroom codes can be found on the coffee table in the waiting area. Women’s bathroom is across the hall and Men’s is located further down the hall.
Help yourself to the water cooler in our waiting area- it has both hot and cold water. There is a selection of tea on the counter available for all students.
Class will break for lunch around 2pm. There are several restaurants in the area (see a short list at the bottom of this email) that are perfect for a quick lunch. You are also free to pack a lunch and eat in the classroom or on the building’s roof deck.

I’m attending a webinar. What do I need to know?

All webinar CEU courses are held over a videocast platform called Riverside.FM, which is used by many major TV shows and podcasting networks. The online course page for the webinar will have a lesson in it that contains a link to attend the webinar. This lesson will appear the day of the webinar.
Access to the video of webinars for post class study and review will be provided within a week after class. The video will replace the webinar link in the lesson page of the online course.
If you can’t attend the live videocast, you can still get credit by watching the video once it is uploaded to the lesson page of the online course.
Taking screenshots, photos or videos of the class is not permitted without express written permission from Bodyworks DW.
The guest client for each instance of the Connecting the Dots webinars will be different and the class will therefore present different techniques and ideas each time. Video of the class may be used by Bodyworks DW staff for promotions or future on-demand coursework. You will get 2 NYS & NCBTMB CEUs for each Connecting the Dots webinar.

Where are the nearest subway stops by the Midtown classroom?

*Try downloading the CityMapper App for easeful subway navigation!

34th St – Penn Station (take the A,C,E or 1,2,3 trains)
42nd St – Port Authority Bus Terminal (take the A,C, or E trains)
Times Sq – 42nd St (take the 7, 1, 2, 3, or N, Q, R, W trains)

Where are the nearest parking garages by the Midtown classroom?

*To reserve a parking space in advance, check out the “Spot Hero” app!

iPark 350 at W 37th St
Emerald Green Garage at 320 W 38th St
Edison ParkFast at 451 Ninth Ave

Where can I grab coffee or breakfast near the Midtown classroom?

Arvaci Coffee at 340 W 37th St (To the right of our building entrance!)
Coffee, tea, and pastries. David is a fan of the dirty chai latte! The cinnamon buns are incredible!
Ground Central Coffee Company at 498 7th Ave
Coffee, juices, and pastries.
Ramini Espresso Bar & Cafe at 265 W 37th St (directly across Eighth Ave)
Best espresso in the area, with a few pastry options.

*Starbucks at W. 35th and Eighth, and Dunkin’ Donuts at W. 37th and Ninth are also close by!

Where can I grab a quick meal near the Midtown classroom?

Wok to Walk at 570 Eighth Ave
Make your own stir fry!
Green Symphony at 255 W 43rd St (in between 7th and 8th Ave)
Veggie bowls, sandwiches, smoothies, vegan and vegetarian options.
Soma Salads at 520 Eighth Ave
Make your own salads! Also indoor seating if you want a moment out! Vegan and vegetarian options.
Vito’s Slices and Ices at 464 9th Ave
A really great slice of NYC pizza.
Kashmiri 9 at 478 9th Ave
Pakistani-Indian & Bangladeshi cuisine.

What are some sit down restaurants near the Midtown classroom?

Chirp at 369 W 34th St
Casual Peruvian restaurant.
Longo Bros at 474 Ninth Ave
Higher end Italian with amazing pesto.
Steak Frites at 496 Ninth Ave
David recommends the “pre fixe lunch” for a treat yourself meal.

Where are the closest hotels to the Midtown classroom?

Hilton Garden Inn New York Times Square South at 326 W 37th St
Homewood Suites by Hilton New York/Midtown Manhattan Times Square at 312 W 37th St
DoubleTree by Hilton New York Times Square South at 525 Eighth Ave

What NYC activities should I check out near the Midtown classroom?

The Drama Bookshop at 266 W 39th St
A bookshop exclusively selling plays and Broadway scores.
The Joyce Public House at 315 W 39th St
Irish pub with live music.
Shake Rattle N Roll Pianos at 320 W 36th St
Dueling piano shows!
The Tank at 312 W 36th St
Experimental theater and dance venue.

*Head to Broadway.com or visit the TKTS booth in Times Square for tickets to any Broadway show. Many offer rush or lottery tickets, so check out each show’s website for further info.

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