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-80 FIDDLERS CIR. ,HYANNIS e. A 288 159 i S JOHN F. VIOLA 80 FIDDLERS CIRCLE HYANNIS, MA. 02601-4475 508-790-1690 PHONE/FAX 7-3-3 r'q 3-1-13 C� r In,�'1 e 7 Town of Barnstable Board of Health s 200 Main Street Hyannis, Ma. 02601 y &-e- nd _ I am writing in reference to a rat infestation at three condomini ocations opposite Barnstable High School on West Main Street. Up until about three years ago we experienced no problems with rats,however something has changed at this end of West Main Street to create this kind of an ongoing problem. Each of the three condominium properties has expended hundreds of dollars each year to combat this new problem, and until just recently the rats have found their way into one of the units located at High Pine Condominium 70 Pine Street. My guess is that one of the businesses, either markets or eating establishments have changed their way of disposing excess foods and waste. The three condominiums having this problem are Pleasant Park at 9 Pleasant ark Ave., Greenbrier at 775 West Main Street and High Pine at both 733 West Main Street and 70 - Pine Street. I manage two other condominium properties at the rotary end of West Main Street Eat—have not experienced this problem so far. I would appreciate your response and any assistance you can offer to us. Respectfully yours, w i.T3 Q -Y7 �i itizen Web Request Page 1 of I `yGC` i�'',°•J`�' f Citizen Request Management Request ID. 44349 Created: 3/5/2013 4:06:27 PM Status: Closed Assigned To: Miorandi, Donna Health Office Anonymous: No Category: General Routine work: No Estimate: Yes E.C. Date: 4/11/2013 i Created By: Parvin, Lindsay Citations: Building Dept j [Time Worked: 1.50 Response Time: 8.00 Request Location: WEST MAIN STREET Hyannis, Ma 02601 Parcel Number: Map: 000 Block: 000 Lot: 000 Request: Requestor reports via letter received by the Health Department on 3/4/2013 that he has seen an increase in rat activity around the condominiums across from Barnstable High School. Request Work History: Entered on 3/7/2013 11:25:36 AM Last modified on 4/11/2013 8:26:02 AM DZM investigated and checked out Star Market on West Main St., Hyannis and the condos at 70 Pine St/aka 733 West Main St., Hyannis. One of the units at 733 West Main St., Hyannis at trash at Unit H second floor closest to Pine St. DZM took pictures and spoke to John Viola who will address the trash problem with rental tenant and the owner. DZM shall also speak with manager at Star Market. DZM shall monitor this area. 3/19/2013-3ohn Viola and myself(DZM) have been monitoring the area and John has gotten compliance from the tenants at 70 Pine St., Hyannis. 4/11/20137DZM has followed up and not observed any rodent problems or trash contributing to this problem. http://issgl2/IntemalWRS/WRequestPrintPub.aspx?ID=44349 4/22/2015 Town of Barnstable Board of Health ArE p�a�A 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 .Office: 508-862-4644 Susan G.Rask,RS. FAX: 508-790-6304 Sumner Kaufman,MSPH Wayne Miller,M.D. June 24, 2002 Ms Kathleen Viola ,480 Fiddler's Circle— P.O.-'Box Hyannisport, MA 02647 Dear Ms. Viola, The Town of Barnstable Board of Health reviewed the information provided by you concerning the professional practice of reflexology. The Board is not aware of any health hazards associated with this healing method, if practiced properly. Therefore, the Board has no objections to your request to practice reflexology in Barnstable. However, this permission is granted only until such time the Board reviews the need for full licensure of reflexology practitioners. Sinc ely your , ayn Miller, M.D. Chai an BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Viola TOWN OF BARNSTABLE LOCATION-. %d` -Q%Ac:1LV--P.S Ci«{LCtc SEWAGE # s2"QQQ-143Z VILLAGE 1A i-A Wodi ASSESSOR'S MAP & LOT INSTALLER'S NAME&PHONE NO. 9=6�n6NNsmJ 15gr-j2Ncr.. 77 S-2-7"7L SEPTIC TANK.CAPACITYv tSaa LEACHING FACILITY: (type) 2 bo t�)Cr `��_ (size) .271 t'QL Z.5 NO.OF BEDROOMS ` BUILDER OR OWNER Vi y ic►. PERMTTDATE: '7�soon COMPLIANCE DATE: -7 06.E Separation Distance Between the: = 'Maximum Adjusted Groundwater Table to the Bottom of Leaching Facility Feet Private Water Supply Well and Leaching Facility (If any wells exist on site or within 200 feet of leaching facility) Feet Edge of Wetland and Leaching Facility(If any wetlands exist within 300 feet f leachin ilit , Feet 4 Furnished-by �� `/y`.. d�.� �2c VC—W r � o Y! �T < No. *Fee 5 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 4nteredhn compater: . Yes PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION -TOWN OF BARNSTABLE., MASSACHUSETTS 0[ppYication for ;Migoal *pe;tem Con6truction permit Application for a Permit to Construct( )Repair(X)Upgrade( )Abandon( ) ❑Complete System ❑Individual Components L ation Address or Lot No. Owner's Name,Address and Tel.No. �0 Fid.d.lers Circle , Hyannis John Viola Assessor's Map/Parcel Installer's Name,Address,and Tel.No. Designer's Name,Address and Tel.No. Wm. E. Robinson Septic Service PO Box 1089, Centerville Type of Building: Dwelling No.of Bedrooms 3 Lot Size sq.ft. Garbage Grinder( ) Other Type of Building No. of Persons Showers( ) Cafeteria( ) Other Fixtures Design Flow gallons per day. Calculated daily flow gallons. Plan Date Number of sheets Revision Date Title Size of Septic Tank Type of S.A.S. Description of Soil S and. Nature of Repairs or Alterations(Answer when applicable) Title-5 septic consast in of t Date last inspected: Agreement:J The undersigned agrees to ensure the construction and maintenance of the afore described on-site sewage disposal system in accordance with the provisions of Title 5 of the Environmental Code and not to place the system in operation until a Certifi- cate of Compliance has been issued by t is B9ard of He lth. Signe Date ®®' Application Approved by Date 1 Application Disapproved for the following reas 114 Permit No. Date Issued «-;Fee $5 0 No. THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS L�htereincomputer: ma .8 Yes PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION -TOWN OF BARNSTABLE., MASSACHUSETTS Y - 01ppricatton for 3Digpogal *pztem Congtruction Permit Application for a Permit to Construct( )Repair(X)Upgrade( )Abandon( ) ❑Complete System ❑Individual Components L g bon- C O erhNam Add ess and Tel.No. r dy(yley o. ircle, Hyannis Jon �iola Assessor's Map/Parcel I ler's ane,Add s�,and Tel.No. Designer's Name,Address and Tel.No. m. E. Robinson Septic Service PO Box 1089, Centerville Type of Building: Dwelling No.of Bedrooms 3 Lot Size sq.ft. Garbage Grinder( ) Other Type of Building No.of Persons Showers( ) Cafeteria( ) Other Fixtures Design Flow gallop sperfdha ., Calculated daily flow " gallons. Plan Date N4215er ofisbi`e`e sta t Revision Date Title Size of Septic Tank Type of S.A.S. r Description of Soil a and Nature of Repairs or Alterations(Answer when applicable)• T"lt fe—5 septic C Oris ms t lrig of a tank, D-box and 2 concrete chambers with stone all around.. Date last inspected: Agreement: The undersigned agrees to ensure the construction and maintenance of the afore described on-site sewage disposal system in accordance with the provisions of Title 5 of the Environmental Code and not to place the system in operation until a Certifi " cate'of Compliance has been iss ed is B d of He lth. Signe J l- .. _ ! /`� Date Application Approved by �� Date o Application Disapproved for the following reasb�ns 1 , .Permit No Date Issued THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Viola BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS Certificate of Compliance THIS IS TO CERTIFY,that the On-site Sewage Disposal System Constructed( )Repaired( X)Upgraded( ) Abandoned(- )by Wm. E. Robinson Septic Service at 80 Fiddlers Circle, Hyannis hA$,be=constructed in acco dance - with the provisions of Title 5 and the for Disposal System Construction Permit No. �(Al '-f' dated 7" Installer Wm. E. R oOns on Sr Designer The issupci of this permit hall not be construed as a guarantee that th inctio as d s gn Date Inspect6r. � j No. � ©� ..-- �� ----------------------Fee THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION - BARNSTABLE., MASSACHUSETTS Viola Df5poat *p! tem Con5tructton Permit Permission is hereby ranted to Construct( )Repair(X )Upgrade( )Abandon( ) System located at 8� Fiddlers Circle, Hyannis and as described in the above Application for Disposal System Construction Permit.The applicant recognizes his/her duty to comply with Title 5 and the following local provisions or special conditions. iProvided: Construction u�t be co4leted within three years of the date oft 's permit. / ^ Date: v t✓ Approved by �� © tr ,4 r W" l NOTICE: This Form Is To Be Used For the Repair Of ailed Septic Systems Only. CERTIFICATION OF SKETCH AND APPLICATION FOR A DISPOSAL. WORKS CONSTRUCTION PERNITT(WITHOUT DESIGNED PLANS) I, William E. Robinson,Srhereby certify that the application for disposal works construction permit signed by me dated ^2 oX0 4'y , concerning the property located at 80 Fiddlers Circle , Hyannis meets all of the following criteria: • A e failed system is connected to a residential dwelling only. There are no commercial or business uses associated with the dwelling. • soil is classified as CLASS I and the percolation rate is less than or equal to:5 minutes per inch. ' e are no wetlands within 100 feet of the proposed sepuc system — e art:no private wells within 150 feet of the proposed septic system Ther .i no Increase in flow and/or change in use proposed There no variances requested or needed. • bottom of the proposed leaching facility will Mt be located less than five feet above the maximum adjusted groundwater table elevation.' f Adjust the groundwater table using the Frimptor method when applicablel • If the S.A S.will be located with 250 feet of any vegetated wetlands,the bottom of the proposed leaching facility will not be located less than fourteen(14)feet above the maximum adjusted groundwater table elevation, Please complete the following: A) Top of Ground Surface Elevation(using G1S information) B) G.W.Elevation +the MAX High G.W. Adjustment. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A and B _ SIGNED : ^�`'�� DATE: (Sketch proposed plan of system on backs. q:health folder cat E C \ _ c o 1 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE LOCATIONc �'( �, Cep 2 SEWAGE # Z VILLAGE- 1-!;,;�iy nJ 5 � ASSESSOR'S MAP & i INSTALLER'S NAME&PHONE NO. ?7 S-F'7 7 SEPTIC TANK CAPACITY __ 15 c c LEACHING FACILITY: (type) b Rt/t ~� \k S (size) I?L t Z NO.OF BEDROOMS BUILDER OR OWNER 'Ut w PERMITDATE: COMPLIANCE DATE:_ Separation Distance Between the: Maximum Adjusted Groundwater Table to the Bottom of Leaching Facility Feet Private Water Supply Welland Leaching Facility (If any wells exist on site or within 200 feet of leaching facility) Feet . Edge of Wetland and Leaching Facility(If any wetlands exist within 300 feet f l/eachinilit ) Feet Furnished by--JCL` 5 I I I V 0 : r � 1,6 -C; t Cat(��ee�'s -- Total Mind,Body&Spiritual Healing Certified Aromatherapist Certified Herbalist Certified Reflexologist Reiki Master Practitioner; Herbs,Crystals,Palmistry Holistic Oils&Lotions Guided Meditations Natural Skincare&Soaps Feng Shui Consultant Plant&Animal Reiki Lectures Classes&Demonstrations; . 80 Fiddler's Circle•P.O.Box.551•Hyannispon,MA 02647,•508-7%1690 KLV @cape.com•Fax 508-771-3496 - 5-8-02 Barnstable Board of Health 200 Main Street Hyannis, Ma. 02601 Susan Rask, Chairman Dear Chairman Rask, I am writing to ask permission of the Board of Health to present information in support for a variance from the massage licensure process. My reason for this request is to assure the Town of Barnstable that I wish to conduct my profession in the most open and honest manner possible. Our family has lived, been involved in local affairs and conducted business in the Town of Barnstable for a good number of years and I wish to continue this tradition. Reflexology has become an independent, professional entity offering a distinct service to the public. Educated consumers do understand this, more actively requesting Reflexologists who are educated specifically in this modality. Reflexologists do not wish to be massage therapists,just as many massage therapists do not wish to pursue reflexology further than the 10 to 14 hours of introductory training they receive within massage programs. Reflexology does have its own course of study and professional guidelines, as well as state, national and international associations; along with a national certification board. This trade has been recognized by the Department of Education in Massachusetts further supporting the unique professionalism of reflexology. A Professional reflexologist must satisfy 200 hours of training to sit for the national board. The New Institute if Reflexology & Universal Studies requires 376 hours before a student may receive certification as a reflexologist. The school offers post-graduate courses as well. Most reflexologist practitioners complete well over 500 hours of training and practicum within the first 18 months of practice. All students and graduates are supervised. Again, I simply wish to express my desire to be as open as possible with the authorities of the Town of Barnstable, and if there are no present license requirements, I only ask that the town recognize the profession of Reflexology. Respectfully s 1b�lmitted, Kathleen L. iola 4 ;b car a r a- z a x- y _ .A •k $� ti e « q + t9 r a a � WHAT IS REFLEXOLOGY? Reflexology is not a foot massage nor a medical treatment. This is a scientific healing method which stems from many cultures and is experiencing a reawakening. Reflexology is . based on the principle that there are energy zones that run throughout the body and reflex areas in the feet which correspond to all the major organs, glands, and body parts. Most importantly, the feet seem to be an entry way to the entire nervous system. By working the reflex points reflexology can reduce stress and bring about relaxation; circulation improves, and the body cleanses itself of toxins. Reflexology balances the entire system and recharges energy. Because this is a wholistic science, reflexology is preventative health care. The feet and the hands represent the entire body, so by working the feet and the hands, the body is brought into balance. Applied pressure over time reteaches the body, through the feet, to handle stress differently and to maintain the polarity of energy best suited for that individual The New England Institute of Reflexology 508-291-1729 k ARCB Takes A New Look at a Definition This article is reprinted with the permission by ARCB. V61.9, No.1, Spring 2001 In conjunction with legislation, as the field of reflexology and energy medicine evolves, ARCB is reexamining the definition of Reflexology it normally uses when dealing with legislative challenges. Now the term energy is being recognized as being related to wholisitc healthcare, the concept of energy is being accepted in legislative circles. The term energy is looked upon as com- prising as field of somatic practices that, while physically touching the body, has the distinct intent of affecting the energy of the body. Usually these disciplines do not require clients to undress. Often Reiki, yoga, and polarity as well as movement education techniques like Alexander and Feldenkrais are under the umbrella of energy. It is felt the effects of reflexology have more in common with these modalities than it does with massage since reflexology involves the processes of the body as opposed to its muscular structure.. Foot Reflexology, utilizing its own specific manual techniques, is a wholistic modality based on the unique relationship of the feet to referred areas of the entire human anatomy which works through the energies of the nervous, electrical, chemical and magnetic systems of the body. In keeping with the wholisitc health movement, the above definition deletes the description of techniques-which are not necessarily important in law - and focuses on energy and describes more the theoretical basis in such a way that non-somatic practice professionals can relate to how reflex- ology works. ARCB.acknowledges that finding one definition to which the field can agree will be difficult and may not be possible or even desired. It may be more appropriate to have several definitions for different situations and one that includes the concept of the subtle energies of the body. For Sale Salli Saddle Chair Ergonomically designed Improves circulation, relieves back shoulder and arm tension. 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The development and design had only one goal:to make a physiologically optimal stool for P Iauraaho@aol.com seated task work. pg 11 of 15 s • I I ARCB P.O.Box 740879 Arvada,CO 80006 Phone 303-933-6921 Fax 303-904-0460 E-mail: arcbnei@aol.com aol.com Internet:www.arcb.net George S.Balut April 23, 2002 Warren,OH To whom it may concern: President Thomas Gardiner Kathleen Viola from Hyannis,Massachusetts has contacted the American Reflexology Clinton Township,MI Certification Board and requested that we send information to you regarding the Reflexology profession. Included with this mailing Vice President g you will find the ARCB Test Brochure and other information that should provide you with a greater understanding into Christine C.Issel our profession. It is important to know that Reflexology has its own governing boards, , Sacramento,CA business practices and standards,ethics,definitions,published materials,associations, Board Secretary and schools. Indeed,the Office of Alternative and Complementary.Medicine,a governmental agency within the National Institutes of Health,has Reflexology and Ko Tan massage listed as separate modalities. In 1995 the Board of Health in Swansea, Roswell,GA Massachusetts gave permission for the practice of Reflexology as unrelated to massage in Treasurer their district.This legislation also occurred in districts such as Virginia Beach,Virginia, and Henderson,Nevada. Wendy Coad New York,NY The Reflexology profession has its own educational requirements. Of significant Director importance is the difference between the number of reflexology hours taught in a massage school curriculum,commonly 16 to 20 hours versus th Alexandra L. Ferguson � e 200+.hours required in to a Reflexology school curriculum and the prerequisite 200 hours required for national Henderson,NV certification with ARCB! ARCB national certification ensures public safety through the Director identification of professionally competent nationally trained Reflexology practitioners: The danger is greatest when the public in searching for a reflexologist,but employs a Jean M. Lambert massage therapist,aesthetician;physical therapist,etc. This therapist ma have ven the rDirectoown,OH impression of adequate training in reflexology when in reality lacks a complete understanding of the science,professional standards,correct techniques,history,hours of Adrianne L.Fahey practicum,or knowledge of contraindications basic to the Reflexology profession. Arvada,CO Administrative Secretary ARCB was founded in March 1991 by nationally known and recognized educators in the field. It is a non-profit corporation and independent national testing agency whose primary aim is to certify the competency of Reflexnlogists meeting certain basic standards. ARCB administers a national exam. It requires applicants to pass with an 80%or higher score a 300 question written exam,perform a practical exam to demonstrate correct technique,and submit for grading thirty(30)client documentations, having seen each client three times for o a total of 90 hours. The American Commission for the Accreditation of Reflexology Education and Training (ACARET)is a newly formed board that is setting educational standards for profession. Their standards will require 300 hours of Reflexology educational training starting January 2000. The contact person for more information should you need it is Janet Stetser at 207-586-6751. Please contact me if you have any questions. Best regards. Sincerely, a A� Adrianne L.Fahey . Administrative Secretary f ARCB P.O.Box 740879 Arvada,CO 80006 Phone 303-933-6921 Fax 303-904-0460 E-mail: arOnet(ii1nol,com Internet:www.arcb.net Reflexology: George n ,OH Halut Warreq Reflexology is an art of stress reduction based on the work of two American Pr•�i�e�r physicians, Dr, William Fitzgerald and Dr. Joe Shelby Riley in_the 1920's. Thomas Gardiner Reflexology can be defined as non-invasive pressure applied by the hands of a Clinton Township Mt g Vice P►esiden► reflexolo ist to reflexes and nerve proprioceptors in the feet that cause neuro- Chrirtine C.Ilsel biochemical actions in the body. saaamento,CA Scope of Practice: Board Semtary Ko Tan From the ankles distally to the tips of the toes; only shoes and socks are Rosweti,OA removed. Tmwurer Wendy Coad The Scientific Basis of Reflexology: p,rector ork NY In the 1890's knighted research scientist, Dr. Henry Head proved the neurological .relationship that exists between the skin and the internal organs. HendersoAlexandra N Ferguson Nobel prize winner, Sir Charles Sherrington proved that the whole nervous imcgor�4 s stem and body adjusts D;r1eCm, y y j sts to a stimulus when it is applied to any part of the body. In the last twenty years, Dr.Jesus Manzanares's research in Barcelona involving Jean K Lambert 70,000 case studies indicates that the primary mechanism by which Reflexology Ustmwn,ox pr works is through the reticular formation in the brainstem and the diencephalon. Both the central nervous system and peripheral sensory nerves are implicated in Adrianne L.Fahey Reflexology through tests using electroencephalograms. Arvada,CO Administrative Seereaary Benefits of Reflexology: Stress reduction via stimulation to the nervous system is primarily a relaxation technique. Reflexologists do not practice medicine in any form. They do not diagnose or treat for any medical disorders. Nor do they prescribe or adjust medications. Reflexology is not a substitute for medical treatment. Licensing of Reflexologists & the ARM Currently there are no state licensing requirements for reflexologists in Massachusetts. However, the field of Reflexology feels the responsibility, through the identification of competent professionals, to promote public welfare. The American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCS), founded in 1992, is the independent testing agency for the field of Reflexology. The national certification process focuses on the non-governmental recognition within the field of practitioners who voluntarily test to prove their achievement of certain standards. National certification requires a minimum of 200 hours of study. The testing process generally takes at least one-year to complete. There are three parts to r the test: a 300-question written examination, the practical test that assesses "hands-on" skills, and the submission of 90 post graduate client sessions. Profile a Practitioner: For'most practitioners Reflexology is a mid-life career change. Therefore, the practitioner brings years of life experience to,Reflexology. In a national survey conducted by ARCB last year it was found that the 'typical' reflexologist is a 49 year-old Caucasian female who is self- employed. In addition to her 'formal' education from which she has a four-year degree, her reflexology training usually consists of a 200-hour training program. 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Today there is a revolutionary inclusion of complementary therapies into health care professions. Qualified Reflexologists with the highest standards of credentials are being sought by the public and from the health care industry. With this acceptance of Reflexology as a valuable and noninvasive therapy comes the responsibility of the profession to provide qualified practitioners who meet established national standards. As a result of this demand, leaders in Reflexology created the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB) in 1991. The goal of national certification is to promote Reflexology through the recognition of competent professional practitioners. Reflexologists who are involved in the national certification process promote higher standards of education, ensure public safety, and demonstrate their commitment to the profession through self- improvement. With the identification of nationally certified practitioners there is confidence in the quality of services offered. What is ARCB? The American Reflexology Certification Board is a nonprofit corporation. As an independent testing agency, it offers a national certification program. Its primary aim is to certify the competency of those Reflexologists who practice on a professional basis and wish to be recognized as meeting national standards. Your involvement with ARCB and national certification is the next step after you have completed a course of study in reflexology and have further developed your hands-on skills by working on clients. ARCB is an independent testing agency not a membership organization. It is not affiliated with any association, training program or instructor. Nor does it accredit teachers or curriculums. The ARCB program does not interfere with, nor negate, certification programs offered by different schools. ARCB encourages each school to test its students before awarding a diploma or certification of completion. ARCB certification is an important step offering increased credibility for both the practitioner and the field. Why Should I Take the Exam? ARCB testing recognizes an individual on the national level who has met certain educational and skill standards within the field. It distinguishes the professional from the non-professional, setting apart and bringing credibility to the practitioner who is committed to excellence. To allow sufficient time for review of the study and all aspects of reflexology. Answers are either material, applications are due 30 days prior to multiple choice or true and false. the test date. If your application is received less The practical test assesses your"hands-on" than 30 days before the requested test date,you skills and client/practitioner communication skills must wait for the next testing date in your area or relevant to Reflexology. Techniques will be schedule to take the test in another location. graded on knowledge and performance of the American standard thumb and finger walking, Next you will be billed for the actual exam flow, and pressure. During this portion you will through the mail before your testing date. This also be asked questions to test your communica- fee must reach the office 30 days before testing. tion skills. It may be that you will need to submit both the registration and testing fee at the same time to Test Scoring&Notification of Results qualify for the closest testing date. - To earn national certification you must pass the Unless 30 days written notice is given prior written test with a score of 80%or higher. Both to the test date,your testing fee will be for- the documentation and practical tests are graded feited if you fail to test as scheduled. To con- on a scale of 1.0-5.0 with 1.0 being the best tinue the testing process another registration fee score. A passing score is below 3.0. will be required. You will receive notification of your test results through the mail within 4-6 weeks after the test. Testing Locations You must retake any portion that is failed at the next scheduled date in your area and pay a$50 Testing will be available at different locations re-testing fee. If it involves the documentations, across the country. Contact the office for the they must be submitted for grading within three most current information on dates and test sites. months of your failure notice along with a$50 The Examination re-submission fee. There are three parts to the test: The Testing Fee Upon receipt of the$100 non-refundable reg- • Written-tests theoretical knowledge and Upon fee, application,and verification of analytical skills; training,the study guide and other forms will be • Practical-testing techniques including pres- mailed to you. The$150 balance of the testing sure&flow; and communication skills fee is due 30 days before examination. • Documentations -testing the ability to docu- ment and make professional assessments. National Registration &Referral The 300 uestion written test examines basic Upon certification, you will be registered with the ARCB for referrals in your area. Registration s knowledge and understanding of Reflexology. A is voluntary and open only to those who have study guide will be sent to assist you in your re- view work. The test questions cover: anatomy passed the national certification test and agree to professional standards and eth- practice according to the Code of Ethics and and physiology;p standards set by ARCB. ics; reflexology history, anatomical terminology; i ARCB does not discriminate on the basis of Details about Sessions & Documentations age, nationality, ethnic origin, color, lan- , ARCB s focus is the testing of those individu- guage, religion, sex, sexual orientation or als who practice reflexology on a professional physical limitations. basis. This means reflexologists who earn any Testing Prerequisites portion of their income from doing reflexology. Therefore,hands-on skills are one of the impor- t. Be 18 years of age or older; tant corner stones of the testing process. ARCB 2. Have a high school diploma or the equiva- requires the submission of 30 post-graduate cli- lent; ent documentations for grading. Each client must 3. Have completed a"hands-on" reflexology be seen a minimum of 3 times with each session course through certification(if available) in- documented. You will receive one hour of credit volving a minimum of 110 hours;and for each of your 90 documented sessions sub- 4. The documentation of 90 post-graduate ses- miffed for grading. These hours, al$ng with a sions on ARCB forms. minimum 110 educational hours count towards your 200 hour prerequisite for ARCB certifica- Details on Education tion. , The required 110 hours of Reflexology instruc- Copies of post-graduate docmentations on tion should include: ARCB forms are to be sent to the ARCB office or brought to the test for grading. The documen- • 40 hours of reflexology theory,history,zones, tations must use correct anatomical terminology, meridians&relaxation response. when noting pathology. Complete details for • 55 hours of study of body systems as related to documentation are included with the Study Guide reflexology;the study of the lower leg and foot sent upon acceptance of application. No certifi- as a structure;hands-on palpation of landmarks cation will be issued without submitting and with sensory identification of palpated areas passing the documentation portion of the exam. (i.e.,congested,grainy,leathery,stringy,tight, You have a maximum of 6 months after taking soft,etc.);a map of reflexes as they are ana- the written test to submit your documentations. tonically reflected on the feet;and how the above are affected by stimulation to the feet The Testing Process and hands-on experience. • 5 hours of business practice which involves An applicant must complete the test application ethics and business standards and local/state returning it to ARCB along with the registration laws and ordinances pertaining to the practice fee, and a copy of a diploma or school certificate. of reflexology;and The Release for Educational Records form must • 10 hours or more of supervised practicum or be completed and sent by you to your Reflexol- clinical work. ogy school. ARCB will accept a letter of verifi- • Plus any number of additional homework cation from your school including the number of hours which can include giving and docu- hours attended and individual subjects taught. menting client sessions and written work. Diplomas or certificates must state the name and address of the training institution. ARCB Certification... An Investment In Your Future TESTING DATES FOR 2002 January 19'h Gainesville FL • • • January 26 h Coral Springs FL March 2"d Phoenix AZ y March 16`s St. Paul MN ' April 27 h Los Angeles CA I I • May 4`h Asheville NC June I A Bolton.MA • June 15'' New York NY July 27`h Denver CO • August I oth Las Vegas NV August 17ffi Columbus OH September 14th Seattle WA October 5`" New York NY October 19d' Onset MA Dates &locations are subject to change. National Reflexology When traveling to a test site please verify with the office the test will be held as scheduled Certification... before booking your reservations. Call or write the office for additional locations and dates as tests will be scheduled in other cities when there are eight(8)applicants or more to test at one time. Setting The Highest Standard American Reflexology Certification Across the Nation To Which Board P O Box 740879 Arvada CO 80006-0879 Professional Reflexologists Aspire Phone: (303) 933-6921 FAX: (303) 904-0460 E-Mail: arcbnet@aol.com www.arcb.net ©2002-1 ; :a AMERICAN MASSAGE THERAPY ASSOCIATION (AMTA) ACCREDITED SCHOOLS ' School & Location Total Number of Number of hours in hours in their course Reflexology study Integrative Therapy School 500 0 Sacramento CA The New Mexico Academy of Massage 650-1,500 9 & Advance Healing Santa Fe NM Health Enrichment Center 1,000 8* Lapeer MI Atlanta School of Massage Atlanta GA 600 8 The Chicago School of Massage 600 8 Chicago IL Baltimore School of Massage 500 8 Baltimore MD Northern Light School of Massage 550 0** Minneapolis MN * 8 hours within the massage curriculum. A Reflexology certificate program is also available with 100 hours ** Reflexology workshops are offered in this school and many others for Continuing Education Units. REFLEXOLOGY SCHOOLS NATIONAL CERTIFICATION TESTING AGENCY Hours American Academy of Reflexology 200 Massage: National Certification Board for Los Angeles CA Massage Therapy& Bodywork (NCBMTB) Laura Norman& Associates 200-325 Reflexology: American Reflexology New York City NY Certification Board (ARCB) Community College of Southern Nevada 325 NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR ACCREDIT- Las Vegas NV ATION OF SCHOOLS &/OR INSTRUCTORS Footloose, Inc. 300 Massage - COMTA A1ng6 ME Reflexology —ACARET Seattle Reflexology& Massage Center+ 300 Comparison Between NCBTMB &ARCB Tests Seattle WA NCBTMB ARCB Sister Rosalind Gefres School of Professional 200 Massage,+ St. Paul MN Educational Perquisite to testing: 500 hrs 200 hrs No. of questions on written test 150 300 NE Institute of Reflexology Subjects covered A&P/Massage A&P/Reflexology Onset MA 200 Hands-on Practical Test None 30 minutes +This is a AMTA approved school which offers Documentations None 30 clients 3x'sNumber tested 36,650 650+ both massage and reflexology as separate programs. SEVEN UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF REFLEXOLOGY AND MASSAGE Massage Reflexology History (Modem Originator) - Per Henrik Ling Dr. William Fitzgerald (1776-1839) (1872-1942) Techniques and terminology Tapotement (tapping, Alternating pressure Petrissage (kneading) Thumb walking Effleurage (stroking) Finger Walking Friction (compression) Hook and back-up Vibration (shaking) Rotation on a reflex Basic Premise Stroking restores metabolic There are zones and reflex areas imbalance within the soft tissue in the feet and hands correspond- ing to all body parts Works with superficial tissue Works with reflexes Application of Techniques To the entire body Hands and feet and possibly ears Client undresses. Only shoes and socks removed . Oils,,lotions &/or creams used Oils, lotions or creams not used Body of Knowledge 40+ books solely on reflexology Books on massage Reflexology schools Massage schools Reflexology associations Massage associations Reflexology certification Massage certification Research Scientific Research studies have blnkrrDwn been conducted in the U.S., Aus- uN Li m i ki tralia &Denmark proving the effectiveness of reflexology Definition Massage is the systematic and Reflexology is the application of scientific manipulation of the specific pressures to reflex points the soft tissues of the body. in the hands and feet. 19 CH/,Qp 10 BRUCE FERNANDES, D.C. n 35 Winter Street W —I Hyannis, MA 02601 W � Telephone: (508)790.3863 May 29, 2002 - Town of Barnstable Board of Public Health RE: Kathleen Viola Dear Members of the Board, I have known Kathleen personally for over ten years and attest that her moral and ethical character is above reproach. It was I who suggested that she further her education in alternative health and she has represented herself admirably in that capacity. Kathleen is a graduate of the National Association of Reflexology and has certifications in herbal and aromatic therapies. She has been asked to teach allied health professionals as well as medical doctors at the Dana Faber Institute. I recommend her without reservation for licensure by your board. Sincerely, /J Bruce�es DC LAWRENCE NATURAL MEDICINE DR. REBECCA J. LAWRENCE M9, NA 261 Waquoit Hwy 9 Waquoit MA Telephone: (508) 548-7373, May 31,2002 - Town of Hyannis Board of Health Re: Kathleen.Viola Dear Board Members, I have had the pleasure of knowing Kathleen Viola professionally during the last year. She is a dedicated and professional health care provider. She is a dedicated and caring person. She has completed Reflexology training and has been invited to work with allied health professionals at the Dana Farber Institute in this capacity. She would be an asset to the community by providing complementary care in Reflexology. I would recommend her to be licensed by your board. Sincerely, Rebecca Lawrence, MS, ND P.O. Box 353 Hyannis Port, MA 02647 April 1, 2m►2 R. To Whom It May Concern: I have known Kathleen Viola for approximately twelve(12)years, during which time I have found her to be of outstanding character. Ms. Viola has consistently displayed the qualities of trustworthiness, honesty, and dependability, and her integrity has been clearly evident to me. I interacted with her on a professional level in my previous position as Postmaster of Centerville, MA, and was impressed with her professionalism. This professionalism, along with her outstanding communication skills and self-starting work ethic, has enabled her to be successful in her endeavors. I have no doubt that her many talents and abilities will continue to serve others well, and that those who interact with her will reap the rewards of her professional skills and her personal friendship. If you are in need of additional information pertaining to Ms. Viola, please contact me at (508)385-3060, and I will be pleased to provide it. Sincerely, �wM•1 ��ucc: I IO llJames E. Fuccillo YARMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER 23F WHITE'S PATH SOUTH YARMOUTH. MA 02664 TEL: (508)760r2O54 FAX: (508) 760-1218 YARMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER KENNETH B.BOYD,M.D. 23 F WHITES PATH SOUTH YANMOUTH,MA 02664 (508)760;2054 TEL DEA* 'AB 1:560124 f (508)760-1218 FAX LIC.# 45369 I NAME AGE ADI5RES8 . DATE:") Rz ILLEGAL IF.NOT SAFETY BLUE BACKGROUND 9. .��7 ✓fin n L Refill times:: re Interchange is mandated unless the,oractitioner writes the'words:'NO SUBSTITUTION"in this:§pace. L� ` 11-IM0147617 FROM NE Re{ laic logy PHONE NO. : .15082958625 Pear. 20 2002 09:41AM P3 NEW ENGLAND INSTITUTE OF REFLEXOLOGY UNIVERSAL STUDIES P.O. BOX 1.718 ONSET, MASSACHUSETTS 02558 508-291-1729 Dartmouth Board of Health 400 Slocum Road Dartmouth, MA 02747 Dear Donna Thank you for your continued support in this endeavor. Enclosed please find the requirements we expect of our students. At the and of each program students are required to sit for an exam and pass with 80% or better. Students are also required to pass a practical test at this time and turn in the first 50 documents. At this point students begin their practicum, which generally takes 8 to 8 months. Upon completion of the clinical, students turn in their thesis and documentation. Certification as a Practitioner of Reflexology is then awarded. I have also included a copy of my permission from the Wareham Board of Health for your information. Sincerely, Valerie Voner F i�p1 NE 'HONE NO. : 15002958625 Mar. 20 2002 09:40RM F2 �f 1� NEW ENGF AND INSTITUTE OF REFLEXOLOGY UNIVERSAL STUDIES PO_BOX 1718 ONSET, MASSACHUSETTS 02558 508-291-1729 Standard of Reflexology Requirements 2002 American Reflexology Certification Board requires a minimum of 200 hours of work; between.academic and documentation of clinical sessions. The requirements of the New England Institute of Reflexology& Universal Studies are as follows: Individual Subject hours taught: classroom, practicum & home study/video/thesis Total number of classroom hours 1,. Total number of documented clinical sessions 1fiz Refliexoiogy theory ZQ Reflexology history�¢ Business Practices 1Q Anatomy & Physiology correlated to reflexology 5 Ethics 1� Anatomy.& Physiology specifically-focused on the study of the.lower leg Moot-4a Universal Precautions Bio mechanics &Gait 21 Thesis, , The program for 2003 will increase the class room hour requirements by 1.Z hours. Home work, clinical, and video work will increase aocordingly. F;'OH : HE I ogy PHONE N9. 15062959525 Mar. 20 2002 09:39AM P1 TOWN ON' WAREHA.M BOARD OF'HEALTH 51 MAR I ON ROAD, WAREHAM, MA 0257.1. a 1.-(508)-29i-.3R)O EXT. 31.3'7� _ 1'-6 U--IkI R-1-ph R. Th imcar n 29rmlrc�r h•9'r tr.A !�. i1].ara6nt:. T':_O. ' . liar H.e'. tioner i. L.tt�� r.))•i.nii,ll of C.1lrr Warc�ttaln b0az•d of Health th,,it v.,.,,ur �-TC.POZ�;r_c! ;ar;:C ��'�.);te . I:nt-:r•,an J3;j �d�•i' Lc-.'.t:..lu�y . i�� rust re�,n�:n.ir,Kd ,ti:. i`1-. ;�•� r- �1',f:i lore . at. t.}li.^ t.i.ntf n•-, ev.i.7311c:.� of ,3Pt>riment. to public lte a.i ttt 2'e'_�-,pie the enc-losed packet c)f inTUI'llle3t',> nn. Vt LJ Ili<xy 'sl't t.F, t_: I'li•n�.i'• Ml`. !)OI.11;1,c) _ VCtI-iac ('haa.Y'hv_-r-c7l:, AdV1sG2't' FSCiaS(.'l e';t. :,01'08I1_C i'T ar,i'.1 !. ta; 1'% -,)"•1".11'1kT .�I'L"rfat WatiPr•tuwrl. M11 Wa1:e,f.1e,'I:l,. 11tijzt�,tih .ysAi'1L` W:'AVWIaMt ilc uird of Ilea 1 i;h U: ,..• . ''.fl�.lC•`ili�e' ) 1'�;�i,"'I'.r�l. �:F 1llt(?T`n1cJ1; .IC�Y1 _ ': rrAL7 ,rofm59y9.eSDRecR��A3^„, ,.. �«smnm?usemt?:aacam+rs�ssr,.mu�^ �Am� ?x�• _. »a vas?, 'm,''mo��' 5:` r ew England Insti* tute of e exo ogy y This certifies that - Kaffikm Viola �a r has successfully completed the required course of study; has satisfactorily passed the written & practical examinations & is therefore .> knowledgeable in the areas of anatomy, physiology and reflexology r; techniques, and is qualified as a Certified Practitioner of ReflexQlogv, with over 370 hours of specialized work. This certificate is awarde s-� "1 at Onset, Massachusetts on this JLt day of February.2002. C € VALERIE VONER s Director •,{�,l € Licensed by Commonwealth € Massachusetts Dept of Education z< i � �iiµw.ul�euuLuulu'"]u�uxuw.lWaO,�uuliee\w. ..'n �: �� — \ti�.,u1a \lu:./m eU ilu]\iut 1.)Stmuul rYU -3)?1eevin 51'M iuf�1]\nTtii.Vau..ulae \W\L,eu S1L:�G...Yn1 ieue aS. '.lid�.1 1.Y Wn�Fab,euY +er1)S.tiu,'E1twYfulLhniel lu/1 eY��n :� J.]1 �. rat il"Y Viol tuulw] 1i. -.,lll /11 •< .. .:. s,ll 11... ..",::;1 ►::.�_:: 8,lll .,I� 1►:. - :11 11:.. � : 1�""_� _ 1 ...�::� ♦N!:^ .::� ..iilili .11i1:�'.. .�•.� �� .,� •�.. _ �. 1 i:� �.., 4i ':, / ( i.... •.ill i.r _ •,.�..iil /1 i The IMA i. Group rl TPA t� certtf te.5 that (r � �,. athfeen io a ,t -x ember .of t �s 1, ,,3 > ,IN International eflexot > ' Certificate R 1397 S 2/19/2003 ' ,. a� 1 Expiration Date President ; \ IMA Grou • 25 South Fourth Street • P.O.Drawer 421 • Warrenton,VA 20188 •P (540)351-0800 '''� \ >> �"< > ''Y•sy''i\'� '�"�'ate.' >� >�' Z" �.: '��'S.'S 'ri.2�,n � r � ' .)�,� >�;:. � "i. r . Reflexology Association of America . =- Ship COOS ( y warded-W L Kathle � 'Viola Asa Level III member it ecogi ition:and appreciation of her support of this non-profit corporation knownas t1ie'Reflexology Association of America. This Certificate of Membership is signed by its duly authorized officers and with seal of this Corporation, this lst day of March,year 2002. Laura Aho,President&Conference Chair OaAR J1,V Caren Boyer Smith,Corl&ittee Secretary .�• 3"P%• F•'°� � .��'�l°ae �. _ .. '° '..��i'max-.... ..emu y4 ., ._ L Certificate of Participation- in Training Workshop New England Institute of' Reflexology & Universal Studies presents a with this Certificate, in honor and recognition of satisfactory completion of the requirements for the Instructor Training P Worksho and P qualification to instruct the workshop Reflexology 9 P Introduction To Re .� gY Awarded in Onset, Massachusetts, on this /�Q. day'of , 200Q. • 1 S Valerie Voner Director t li of a S' e Y i 4 Z_`���. , ...��. r.:?. x -� International TM Reflexology Association cMA P CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE Name and address of Insured: International Massage Association, Inc. Member/Certificate # R 1397 S Reflexology Division Kathleen Viola 25 South Fourth Street P.O. Drawer 421 Kathleen's.Total Mind, Body & Spiritual Healing Warrenton, VA 20188-0421 80 Fiddlers Circle (540) 351-0800 Hyannis M A 02601 - (540) 351-0816 Fax Effective Date Expiration Date 2-1.9-02 2/19/2003 Coverage Carrier - Policy Number Limits of Liability Professional Liability-Occ $2,000,000 Commercial General Liability General Star Indemnity Professional Liability-Agg$2,000,000 Products Liability-Oc/Agg$1,000,000 Professional Liability Insurance Company General Liability-Occ $1,000,000 General Liability-Agg $2,000;000 Occurrence Form (other than professional/products liability) IYG327964 Personal Injury Liability $1,000,000 Fire Legal Liability $ 50,000 'Additional Insured: The insurance afforded is sub iect to all the terms of the policy, including endorsements,applicable thereto. ------------------- ------ ----------------------------- NOTICE OF CANCELLATION: In the event of cancellation of the above certified coverages, the company will endeavor to mail 45 days written notice of cancellation to CERTIFICATE HOLDER and/or ADDITIONAL INSURED,but failure to mail such notice shall impose no obligation or liability of any kind upon the companies, its agents or representatives. 10 day notice of cancellation shall apply for cancellation due to non-payment of premium. This is to certify coverage under the above policies: International Massag Associ ion, Inc.,Washington,D.C. 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(taverfLo t).a Agreement: fti SY`a � i'r{ `TH Yrt �} tlx c The undersigned,,4 ees to s install the aforedescribed Individual Sewage Disposal System in accordance with t the provisions of TIT�124--�!�,5 pf the State Sanitary Code—The undersigned further agrees not to place the system in r� ' operation until a Certificate of Compliance has been issued by the board of health. x 1 ( 2 ti"d H r is s y Date a pplicationApproved,BY --------------------•--------------------------------------------•-------------- - r r ------------------ Date Application Disapproved for thefolowing reasons: -------------------'----------••...-•---••-••--• ---------•••-- a h' ` `;.Y - •-�'_ Date . Permit 9(9.:: Issued_............Q/21/79 - r _ E ,lam Date .THE,CO.MMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS J BOARD OF HEALTH i ;' .-,'a'own..........OF..... ....... arnstabls .`::...................................... G Tatifiratt of Tom haurr ,^THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That the Individualk Sewage Disposal"System constructed ( ) or Repaired ( X) s by.A_&..13 Cesspool �e�r30�� _12�•�i>`sho� '� ��,--E� iais�..�`�.---.Q7b0_L........................................... Fiddler t a s+ Installer ` at.-EO k fiddlers � /annis_,__.�lA-_--�260.-- TQbn_VIQla.................................................................. has been installed in accordance with the provisions of TITLFr, j of The .State Sanitary Code as described in the s;K application for Dls osal Works onstr --- < WC s action Permit No-----7g----- -�-- -------- dated------ -------------------R/21,1.79--.- pp THE ISSUANCE®tr T IIS,.CERTIFICATE SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUE® A GUARANTEE THAT THE j SAtEM WILL FUNCTION`sSATISFACTORY. = xyzr / � t DATE...... 9.0 u(, .. Inspector t L.+ lnf THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF HEALTH yr f kt�XY``' ' Town ...0F......Barnstable._... uc FEE....,..C.-:(i� ........ yl ' 79- k park �onstr nn antt ` A&B Cesspool Service. 12g_ Bishops-TIM&ce:__ y� .:.::...--•-•---Permission is hereby granted ____ ______________� to Cons uct ( or Re air` X) an Individual S wage Dis osal S stem ' ) (( p Y at No...91 Fiddlere;s, ircle; Hyannis, 02901 - John Viola ..................................................E--------------------------------------------..-•-=••......--------- -•••••-•-•-••••-••••-•--•••••'•--•••••'-'-•-------••••-•-............. x Street as`shown on the application for,Disposal Works Construction Permit 79_ ___ �7� j,�' --- Dated_.9�21 - -----------------•----- `- _................................... - t .1 . 1 . DATE........9 1 7. . FORM 1255, HOBB9 &.WARREN.,INC.. PUBLISHERS } R