Massage Therapy & Remedial Massage Therapy

Courses

• Balinese & Polynesian
• Balinese
• Hawaiian
• Thai Yoga
• Reiki
• Remedial Massage

 

Massage is an instinctive human response, when we bump ourselves, we rub it and this rubbing soothes and alleviates pain.

Massage therapy, body therapy, bodywork and somatic therapies are defined as the application of various techniques to the muscular structure and soft tissues of the human body. Specific techniques are:

Massage Therapy: The application of soft tissue techniques to the body, generally to reduce stress and fatigue while improving circulation. There are many variations of massage, accounting for the development of several different techniques.

Remedial massage/bodywork or Therapeutic massage: Various forms of touch therapies that may use soft tissue release techniques, movement, and/or repatterning to effect structural changes to the body.

Massage

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• Self paced learning (which can start anytime as there are no semester breaks) combining on line study/ home study with intensive workshop training.
• Courses can be started anytime throughout the year.
• Approximately 6 month’s full time or up to 12 months part time.

Remedial Therapies Massage A Massage B Structural Balancing 1 Supervised Clinic 1 Please Note: For Massage A & B, you can choose from the following: Balinese Massage 1 Thai Yoga Massage 1 Hawaiian Ka Huna Massage 1 Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage No Professional Development No Electives

Clinic Management Theory of Professional Massage Practice Administration Client Services   Medical Sciences Anatomy & Physiology 1 Musculoskeletal Anatomy & Physiology

 

Remedial Massage

• Self paced learning (which can start anytime as there are no semester breaks) combining on line study/ home study with intensive workshop training.
• Courses can be started anytime throughout the year.
• Approximately 12 month’s full time or up to 18 months part time.

Remedial Therapies Massage A and B Remedial Massage A and B Structural Balancing 1 and 2 Supervised Clinic 1 and 2 Please Note: For Remedial Massage A and B, you can choose from the following: Balinese Massage 2 Thai Yoga Massage 2 Hawaiian Ka Huna Massage Advanced Level Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage Island Style Pregnancy Massage Hot Stone Massage No Professional Development No Electives

Clinic Management Theory of Professional Massage Practice Administration Client Services Professional Expertise Medical Sciences Anatomy & Physiology 1 and 2 Musculoskeletal Anatomy & Physiology Clinical Pathology for the Massage Therapist

Remedial Massage Therapy training courses are run reguarly, if you would like to know about upcoming course dates go to the Remedial Massage Therapy training course calendar.