Volunteers in Mongolia

Emmett Technique to be used by volunteers in Mongolia

Posted in What's New on June, 2010

Greg Wills, Occupational Therapist and Emmett Practitioner from Darwin in Northern Australia, is about to travel to Mongolia for 5 weeks to work with children and families in Choibalsan, east of the capital Ulaanbaatar. Greg has been invited to volunteer his services to the Association of Parents of Disabled children through a friend working in the Education Department of Mongolia. Most...

Ross Emmet New Location

Posted in What's New on June, 2010

We have moved the Administration Office and Ross's Clinic into a new location in Townsville which provides us with greater working area and office space. This is our latest secret weapon to meet the 'on time' performance delivery and growing demands of the technique. Office Manager (and all-round Wonder Woman) Jaime Doyle now has a bit more room to 'swing a cat'. With an increase in clinic...

Emm-Tech in the west

Taking Emm-Tech to the West

Posted in What's New on June, 2010

This month we waved-off Emmett Instructors and high powered local Emmett Celebrities Karen Mackenzie, Debbie Keighran and Gail Illingsworth as they commenced their trek into the Australian Outback to share Ross's vision of taking Emm-Tech to the bush. With just under two weeks on the road and visiting centre's including Julia Creek, Mt Isa, Cloncurry and Hughenden, the girls are looking...

Update from Rick Cuthbert

Update from Rick Cuthbert, Instructor, Australia

Posted in What's New on April, 2010

For Module 5 & 6 in February in Sydney a huge diversity of therapists attended, we had Alex Buxton from Mt Eliza (Vic) Paula Hall from Bright (Nth Victoria) Anna Carolan and Christine Bird from the Southern highlands NSW, Craig Harrison (Emmtech Coordinator from Wingham (near Taree in NSW) Neil Fox (Kiama NSW) and Rod Pearson from Gundagai (Mid NSW) as well as other therapists from in and...

Teaching is a fantastic reminder

Christmas message from Tim Donehue

Posted in What's New on December, 2009

Tim Donehue - Emmett Therapies Instructor, (SA TAS WA) Australia Well, what a year! I was privileged to meet and help so many new people and students across Australia and from abroad. I must also say that teaching is a fantastic reminder as to why I started a career in this field. To see the passion ignite in students' eyes when things 'click' or they learn a release that will help a client...

CEU / CEP Points

CEU / CEP POINTS

Posted in What's New on December, 2009

The following Professional Associations have granted CEU/CEP value on Emmett Technique courses undertaken. BTFA - Australia ANTA - Australia AAMT - Australia IICT - International The following Professional Associations have granted CEU/CEP value on EmmTech courses undertaken RAA - Australia BTFA - Australia ANTA - Australia AAMT - Australia Other Professional bodies have...

Christmas 2009

Ross's Christmas Message

Posted in What's New on December, 2009

I wish to take this opportunity to thank all the therapists, helpers and have given their time, their support and their friendship throughout myself, Karen and the promotion and recognition of the Technique. To all a very Merry Christmas and all my best thoughts and wishes Year of 2010

World News – August 2009

World News -

Posted in What's New on August, 2009

World News from Ross Emmett currently being reviewed for possible release into Italy and France. Congratulations to German members of the Chameleon Club and Regi Scherrer for developing a guiding body of motivated therapists to promote Emmett Therapies in Europe. They have produced a website and information flyers. To view the website www.emmett-therapie.de A special mention to Debbie...

Our first EMM Chat Newsletter

Posted in What's New on August, 2009

First off, I would like to thank the many people who helped bring this newsletter to fruition. It has taken many dedicated therapists time to bring this newsletter into focus. I would like to thank two very special people for putting this together. One is our Promotions Officer, Lynda Mullamphy, who has worked well beyond our expectations. Without her dedication there would be no newsletter....