Hot Stone I

In this course, you will learn safe and effective techniques to help treat the entire body, while relaxing and revitalizing yourself in the process.

Date: 3/29/25
Time: 9am – 6pm
CE Hours: 8
Cost: $152

Instructor: Joe Cinquina

We need a minimum of 6 people enrolled one week prior to the start of class. Max of 8 people.

Benefits of Hot Stone Massage

Incorporating hot stones into your massage techniques can provide your clients with several benefits, including…

• Relief from pain associated with chronic conditions such as fibromyalgia, arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome.
• Decrease pain and muscle spasms
• Increase joint flexibility, improving movement and mobility
• Stress relief

Joe Cinquina
Joe Cinquina is a licensed and Board-Certified massage therapist and a graduate of the Lexington Healing Arts Academy, where he has been a faculty member since 2010. He teaches Fundamentals of Massage 1 and 2, Career Development, and Thought Patterns for a Successful Career, and he also assists in Kinesiology. Joe is certified in Integrated Manual Therapy and Orthopedic Massage by James Waslaski’s Center For Pain Management, and has a private practice. As an advocate of the benefits of hot stones and dynamic cupping, he teaches continuing education courses in both modalities at LHAA and has also taught clinical massage workshops for the KY chapter of the AMTA. Aside from massage, Joe also has a second career as a professional freelance musician. He is a Performance graduate of the Berklee College of Music, holds a BA degree in Composition and a Master’s Degree in Music Theory from the University of South Florida, and is the author of “The Practical Fundamentals of Music Theory.” Joe says one of his great passions is for teaching, whether it be massage or music.