CoreStones Massage

Expand your skills and elevate your practice at the Omaha, Nebraska CoreStones Continuing Education Weekend on October 17–18, 2026!

Saturday, October 17, 2026
Upgrade Your Hands 1-Day Course
8 CE hours

Sunday, October 18, 2026
Contrast with CoreStone: Thermotherapy & Advanced Bodywork Continuing Education
8 CE hours

Instructor: Shelle Hagen

Location: Omaha School of Massage
5406 South 99th Street
Omaha, NE 68127

Register for both Omaha courses and receive a $50 credit towards product.

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CoreStones Massage CoreStones are the ultimate massage therapy tools. Hand made in the USA from non-absorbent American soapstone, nature’s best thermal conductor, CoreStones maintain heat and cold longer than any other stone.

You don’t need to rebrand your practice to add CoreStone work. Start with one simple technique in a session you already offer:

1. Warm glide: Begin with broad, warm gliding strokes, then flow naturally into deeper tissue work.

2. Cold finish: Use a cooled CoreStone at the end of a focused area for a calming post-acute finish.

3. Reflexology: Add targeted foot work right on the table as a focused finishing technique.

The goal is simple: add therapeutic options while working smarter: not harder. And remember, this is NOT your hot stone massage. CoreStone work gives you a precise, ergonomic way to complement your existing approach.

Which technique would you try first?

Fall CE season is here: and it’s time to sharpen your skills! This is NOT your hot stone massage.

Join us in Sioux Falls on September 19, 2026, for Contrast with CoreStone: Thermotherapy & Advanced Bodywork. Explore the integration of hot and cold CoreStone techniques with advanced bodywork.

Then, head to Omaha October 17–18, 2026, for a continuing education weekend at Omaha School of Massage with Shelle Hagen.

Register for both Omaha courses and Receive a $50 credit towards product!

Visit corestonemassage.com to register and make the most of your fall CE season.

Ready to expand your clinical toolkit?

Join Shelle in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on September 19, 2026, for “Contrast with CoreStone: Thermotherapy & Advanced Bodywork Continuing Education.”

This education-focused class explores how to integrate hot and cold stone techniques in a single session. Learn practical ways to apply temperature contrast alongside advanced bodywork techniques for more effective treatments and greater versatility at the table.

Class participants receive $35 off CoreStone Products!

Reserve your place at www.corestonemassage.com

CoreStones Massage "Work smarter! Not harder!” This revolutionary product integrates the TWO most popular treatments: Deep Tissue and Hot Stone Massage. However, with CoreStones and the CoreStone Warmer, no more water is needed to heat.

Before reaching for a warm or chilled CoreStone, screen first. Treat safely!

Heat may be inappropriate for clients with circulatory or vascular conditions, acute inflammation, fever, infection, reduced sensation, or difficulty reporting heat. Pregnancy, cancer, diabetes, and other medical concerns require appropriate clinical guidance.

Cold may be inappropriate for clients with cold sensitivity, Raynaud’s, significant circulatory concerns, reduced sensation, or acute skin issues that may worsen with cold.

Ask during intake:
“Any circulation, sensation, inflammatory, or medical concerns?”
“Any recent injury, infection, procedure, or medication changes?”

When in doubt, skip thermal work and refer the client to their healthcare provider. This is NOT your hot stone massage; screening and informed consent come first.

What thermal contraindication questions are part of your intake process?

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