THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE ISemester I Swedish massage, deep tissue, neuromuscular and myofascial techniques, seated massage and foundational
principles of practice are included in this primarily hands-on course.
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE IISemester II & IIIIncludes elective
modality option Student's palpation skills will be further developed in review, and continuing practice in application of Swedish,neuromuscular and myofascial techniques Special emphasis is placed on fine-tuning the student's observation and listening skills in
the discussion of and application of massage for specific chronic pain and orthopedic conditions.
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE III, PART
I & II Semester II or III Part I: Geriatrics and Massage; Part II: Massage and the Cancer Patient
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE IVSemester
II or III
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE V Semester III Massage therapy modality useful in a hospital or physical therapy setting. Students will
have extensive hands-on practice.
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE VII Semester II or III Students will be introduced to traditional Eastern Medicine.
MASSAGE
& PATHOLOGY Semester III The purpose of this course is for massage therapy students to examine how disease and other disorders
affect the way clients function. The course will provide the student with essential information to determine if massage is appropriate
or if precautions and/or contraindications are present.
CPR/FIRST AID II or IIIWELLNESS I An opportunity to reflect intellectually
and personally in developing one's own personal spiritual worldview and healing. Psychological issues related to touch are also introduced.
WELLNESS
II Semester I Learn and practice principles of wellness to build strength, endurance and confidence, as well as prevent injuries common
to massage therapists.
BUSINESS & ETHICS Semester II Become competent in effective public relations, communication, marketing
strategies and developing a business plan. Introduction to income/expense recording procedures and tax issues.
MASSAGE IN CHIROPRACTIC
SETTING Semester II or III Introduction to the role of massage therapists in a chiropractic setting,
SPA APPLICATION, Part I Semester
II
SPA APPLICATION, Part II (Elective) Semester II or III
Integrated Anatomy I Semester I
Integrated Anatomy II Semester II
Integrated
Anatomy III Semester III
RESEARCH COMPETENCY Semester II or III
CLINIC and Off-Site Clinic Experiences Semesters I, II, III Students
may choose their own days and hours to complete the required minimum hours, contingent on client availability.
