2018 Class Schedule
2018 Class Schedule Information
We are getting ready for our 2018 classes! Class registration has begun. For class dates and more information on the classes visit butterflyexpressions.org. If you want to register for any of our classes or have any questions about our classes, please call Gina at 208-747-3009. Please register as far ahead of time as you can. We have a required minimum of participants per class and if we do not have enough students 3 weeks before the class starts the class will be canceled.
Chrysalis Class:
Learn many different kinds of energy work and the basics of eastern energy philosophies as well as learning about essential oils, herbal remedies, and the in-depth study of homeopathy and homeopathic remedies. This class is 4 days a month for 6 months. The total fee for this class is $1250. Monthly payments can be arranged with Gina. Classes are 8:30-4:30 Monday through Thursday. This class requires commitment. By the second class, you will be committing to pay for the whole course, even if you miss classes or choose to quit attending. These classes build on one another, you must take them in order. It will be of great benefit to you to start and finish with the same class group, as the friendships made are often lifelong. The friendships made during class enable better learning and healing.
Foot Zone Class:
In this class you will not only learn how to foot zone, you will also learn detailed anatomy, how to muscle test, and some valuable energy techniques. Natural remedies such as essential oils, herbs, and homeopathy will be discussed in every class. This class is 2 days a month for 9 months. Classes are from 8:30-4:30 Monday and Tuesday. Total fee for this class is $1800. Monthly payments can be arranged with Gina. Butterfly Expressions is a legally recognized School of Foot Zone Therapy by the State of Utah. Once you have completed this class you will be certified under Butterfly Expressions and legally able to zone in Utah. Graduates are automatic members and covered in all respects required by Utah’s legislation. This class, like the Chrysalis class, is a committed class. Once you begin this course you are committed to pay for the whole 9 months, even if you miss classes or choose to quit attending. Anything less than this level of commitment creates difficulties for the other students and for the teacher.
Cranio Sacral Class:
Learn Cranio Sacral Therapy in this 2 part class—each part is 4 days. In part 1 you will learn basic Cranio Sacral Therapy, in part 2 you will learn more advanced techniques, how to work with infants and the autonomic nervous system. Class fee is $300 per part, $600 total. Class is 8:30-4:30 Monday through Thursday.
Cranial Sacral Class Information
Oil Symposium:
This is an in-depth essential oil class that is great for the beginner as well as the advanced oil user. You will learn everything from the history of essential oils to the specifics of how and why they work, how to use them, how to know which one to use, how to blend oils, and much much more. This is a 4 day class. Class Fee is $200. Class will be 8:30-4:30 Monday through Thursday.
Homeopathic Class:
This is an in-depth homeopathy class, taught in 2 parts. In the first class you will learn basic homeopathic philosophy, how to use flower essence remedies, cell salts, and other low potency remedies. Class two will include higher potency remedies, as well as basic dosage guidelines, remedies for specific conditions, first aid using homeopathic remedies, and more. Class Fee is $200, classes will be 8:30-4:30 on Monday and Tuesday with a two week break in between parts 1 and 2.
Herbal Remedies Class:
This 2 day herb class will teach you basic herbal knowledge, use of herbal remedies, how to make your own herbal remedies, and more. Class Fee is $125, classes are 8:30-4:30 on Monday and Tuesday.
Herbal Remedies Class Information
Basic Oil Class:
This is a 3 hour class where you will learn the basics of essential oils. Class fee is $15. Class times and days vary.
Accommodations are available:
Rooms (sometimes more than one student per room), bathrooms and showers, and a kitchen.
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