"I mentioned recently that I attended a massage
therapy school in San Diego from the summer of '84 to summer of '85. It
was called IPSB,
which at the time stood for the Institute of Psycho-Structural
Balancing. It later changed its name to the International Professional
School of Bodywork. Apparently it sold the earlier name to another
school which still has that name in LA, but it's a different school. The
link above is to the same school I attended, whose history is in this page.
"While I was a serious student and absorbed all the various teachings with enthusiasm, I was always a bit skeptical of some of the more grandiose claims made by the various disciplines. And as is typical of my life-long sardonic and sarcastic sense of humor, I put such skepticism into a series of satire flyers to mock the sort of advertising that was commonly used at the time. It was well and ill received, depending on the audience."
"While I was a serious student and absorbed all the various teachings with enthusiasm, I was always a bit skeptical of some of the more grandiose claims made by the various disciplines. And as is typical of my life-long sardonic and sarcastic sense of humor, I put such skepticism into a series of satire flyers to mock the sort of advertising that was commonly used at the time. It was well and ill received, depending on the audience."
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