Brett A. Pace, L.M.T., received his Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Florida State University and then went on to study massage therapy at the Swedish Institute in New York City. Brett has been an instructor at the CORE Institute in Tallahassee since 1990, teaching Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Massage History & Theory, Neuromuscular Therapy, Medical Massage and Business Practices. As he pursued his continuing education, he studied Myofascial Release with John Barnes, Orthopedic Assessment with Whitney Lowe and he became certified in Neuromuscular Therapy under Judith Walker-Delany. He is a member of the FSMTA and has held different positions, including Local President, Sports Massage Team Member and Insurance Reimbursement Committee Chair. He is also a member of the AMTA. Brett served as a Test Item Reviewer during the process of creating national standards of practice that resulted in the production of the National Certification exam, the testing instrument for many of the licensing boards in the country. Brett was also a contributing editor for Mark Beck's new edition of the textbook "Therapeutic Massage". Since 1994, Brett has been approved by State and National organizations as a continuing education provider and has been teaching Medical Massage throughout the United States and in Europe. He has had the opportunity to work as a therapist in a variety of settings such as chiropractors' offices, gyms, massage school clinics and a large clinic that he and his wife ran together. He currently has a full-time private practice in Tallahassee. Brett has recently written a handbook for massage therapists on Fibromyalgia Syndrome and a correspondence course on Insurance Reimbursement. His current projects include creating a certification process for his classes, training videos to support his workshops, correspondence courses for professional ethics and medical errors, and educational retreats in Europe.