October 19, 2016

ThermaSol, the leaders in steam and home spa equipment and technology, is proud to announce that they’ve received CEU credit approval from all major industry trade organizations education divisions for their Continuing Education Units (CEUs). This enables ThermaSol to reach more designers and architects who are interested in learning about how to create steam showers for residential and contract projects as well as learning more about the health and well-being benefits of steam, while earning their appropriate credits. Both courses are also accredited for HSW (Health, Safety, Welfare) credits through AIA and their Health + Green + Sanctuary = Steam course is accredited for HSW through IDCEC.

“When ThermaSol created its first presentation and CEU, it was because we wanted to ensure that each attendee learned something they could use in upcoming projects,” said Katie McKinney, CEU Trainer & Trade Coordinator for ThermaSol. “Our audience are members of a wide variety of associations and in order to best serve the A+D Community, we have taken great strides to be accredited by IDCEC, AIA and now NKBA. As a manufacturer, our job is to bridge the gap between our industry jargon and the architects and designers, as well as creating a sense of community between manufacturers and architects and designers. We believe taking these steps encourages the educational process for this important Community.”

ThermaSol is proud to announce that they’ve received CEU credit approval from all major industry trade organizations education divisions for their Continuing Education Units (CEUs). This enables ThermaSol to reach more designers and architects who are interested in learning about how to create steam showers for residential and contract projects as well as learning more about the health and well-being benefits of steam, while earning their appropriate credits. Both courses are also accredited for HSW (Health, Safety, Welfare) credits through AIA and their Health + Green + Sanctuary = Steam course is accredited for HSW through IDCEC.

“When ThermaSol created its first presentation and CEU, it was because we wanted to ensure that each attendee learned something they could use in upcoming projects,” said Katie McKinney, CEU Trainer & Trade Coordinator for ThermaSol. “Our audience are members of a wide variety of associations and in order to best serve the A+D Community, we have taken great strides to be accredited by IDCEC, AIA and now NKBA. As a manufacturer, our job is to bridge the gap between our industry jargon and the architects and designers, as well as creating a sense of community between manufacturers and architects and designers. We believe taking these steps encourages the educational process for this important Community.”