Cold Stone Therapy for Headache Relief 8 CE
Schedule
Mon Nov 03 2025 at 09:00 am to 06:00 pm
UTC-06:00Location
Handcrafted Therapy | Plano, TX
Cold Stone Therapy for Headache Relief – Targeted, Effective, and Client-Focused (8 CE Hours)Headaches are one of the most common client complaints, and massage therapists are uniquely positioned to offer relief beyond medication. This in-depth, hands-on course explores the science and application of cold stone therapy to address a wide range of headache types—tension, sinus, migraine, and more.
You’ll learn:
Understanding Headaches: Identify common headache triggers, symptoms, and patterns, and explore how lifestyle, posture, stress, and muscular tension contribute to discomfort.
Kelly Lott’s Proven Protocol: Master a step-by-step treatment method using chilled marble stones and targeted acupressure points designed to reduce inflammation, release muscle tension, and promote deep relaxation.
Therapeutic Applications: Support clients seeking natural pain relief, aid recovery after intense physical exertion, and offer a gentle, non-invasive option for chronic headache sufferers.
Spa & Wellness Benefits: Learn how to integrate cold stone therapy into luxury treatments, seasonal service menus, or as a premium add-on to enhance client comfort and well-being.
Practical Skills & Safety: Proper stone handling, hygiene, temperature control, and client communication to ensure a safe and effective experience.
By the end of the day, you’ll leave with the skills, confidence, and tools to immediately add this sought-after service to your practice—helping your clients find relief and positioning yourself as a go-to headache specialist.
Details:
📅 Date: November 3rd
🕘 Time: 9am – 6pm
💰 Cost: $300 – includes Cold Stone Kit
🧰 Bring: Paper/pencil, printed materials, 3 hand towels, small shallow container (for stones), 1 massage table for every 2 students, sheet sets
Valerie Karpiel, LMT, MTI, CEP
Valerie knows there is no single approach that works for everyone, so she continues to educate herself on therapies that benefit her clientele. She has received her Massage Therapy Instructor License and Continuing Education Provider License for the state of Texas. During Wyoming’s off seasons, she travels back to Texas to not only educate therapists but to see her loyal Texas clients.
Valerie has only been a therapist for a few years and has accomplished so much, which includes serving on the Wyoming AMTA chapter board. Today she operates two businesses: Prestige Spa & Wellness (TX) and Massage Professionals of Jackson Hole (WY)
