30-Hours Professional Diploma in Clinical Massage Therapy
Credit hours
3
Learners study the anatomy and physiology behind massage, the musculoskeletal system and common disorders, and how to assess a client's needs. The course explores clinical massage methods for pain relief and rehabilitation, building treatment plans, and hygiene, safety and ethics. It suits massage practitioners wanting a more clinical focus and those exploring therapeutic bodywork.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Clinical Massage Therapy
- 02Anatomy and Physiology for Massage Therapy
- 03Musculoskeletal System and Common Disorders
- 04Techniques and Methods in Clinical Massage
- 05Assessing Client Needs and Conditions
- 06Massage Techniques for Pain Relief and Rehabilitation
- 07Developing Treatment Plans for Clients
- 08Hygiene, Safety, and Ethics in Clinical Massage Therapy
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