Associations/Links

Tao Mountain Association

The Tao Mountain Association is a non-profit organization devoted to preserving the authenticity of Traditional Thai Medicine as a unique and valuable healing tradition. The Tao Mountain Association oversees a network of students, teachers, and practitioners dedicated to promoting the integrity of Thai medicine healing. They are actively involved in academic research on Thai medicine, clinical research on medical applications of Thai massage, and charitable projects in Thailand. The Bodhi Tree Learning Center is honored to be a member of the Tao Mountain Association supporting the expansion of Traditional Thai Medicine in the United States. For more information please visit www.taomountain.org

Shivago Association

Named after the Father Doctor Shivago and revered in Thailand for his knowledge of pediatrics, the Shivago Fund is a 100% charitable project. Donations are provided to promote traditional healthcare in rural areas, aid children and their schools, and also tsunami relief. The intent of the Shivago Fund is to give back to the Thai people in gratitude for the knowledge and wisdom they have shared with us. The Bodhi Tree Learning Learning Center dedicates a percentage of all courses to support the Shivago Fund with efforts to establish opportunities for all those needed in Thailand. To make a donation or learn more please visit www.shivago.org

National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork

The NCBTMB is the national organization regulating massage therapists and bodyworkers that uphold a set of ethics and standards of practice. Bodhi Tree Learning Center is approved by the NCBTMB as a continuing education approved provider. To learn more please visit www.ncbtmb.com

American Herbalist Guild

The American Herbalist Guild is a non-profit organization committed to promoting excellence in the practice of clinical herbal medicine and herbal education. Founded in 1989, the AHG is devoted to representing the goals and voices of herbalists, specializing in the clinical use of plants as medicines, fostering high standards of ethics and education, and practice of therapeutic herbalism. To learn more please visit www.americanherbalist.com