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Therapeutic Massage Foundation Course


Australian Massage student learning massage technique

Supported by the Australian Trade Commission in Vietnam

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Course Outline - Benefits of Regular Therapeutic Massage
- Massage Procedure
- Definition of Therapeutic Massage
- Contraindications
- Therapeutic Massage Techniques
- Directional Terms/Movements
- The Human Skeleton and Muscles
- Body/Face Massage Routines
What you will learn
in the training

This course will provide training in professional Massage and a solid foundation for any future massage courses. The Therapeutic Course is highly recommended for every therapist including those who may have massage experience in Asian styles of massage.

During the course student learn the base requirements required for professional massage. Students will develop western-style skills and master techniques that can be applied to obtain an effective result for your clients. The course will introduce not only massage techniques but also professionalism and top end client care etiquette.

What is
Therapeutic Massage
Therapeutic Massage uses specific techniques to stretch and lengthen connective tissues and muscles, bringing wellness, a sense of relaxation and mobility to the client. One of the primary goals of Therapeutic Massage is to speed venous blood return from the extremities (arms and legs). Therapeutic Massage shortens recovery time from muscular strain by flushing the tissue of lactic acid, uric acid, and other metabolic wastes. It improves circulation and stretches the ligaments and tendons, keeping them subtle.
Therapeutic Massage stimulates the skin and nervous system. It reduces stress, both emotional and physical, and is suggested in a regular program for stress management. It also has specific clinical uses in a medical or remedial therapy program.
Therapeutic Massage is greatly beneficial and can reduce symptoms by relaxing tension in the muscles, stimulating flow of blood through  muscles, breaking down and eliminating toxins, enhancing oxygenation of the brain and relaxing the nervous system and mind.
Health Benefits of
Therapeutic Massage
Regular treatments will assist:
- Circulation of body fluids
- increase blood flow thereby relieving some arthritic/chronic pain
- Cleansing of body fluids
- Reduce oedema of extremities (arms & legs)
- Removal of lactic acid from fatigued and sore muscles
- Stimulate lymphatic flow to filter out congested toxins/waste products
- Breaking down or preventing adhesions and reduces fibrosis
- Relaxation which induces a feeling of physical, mental and emotional well being
- Promote good spirit / sense of well being.
Specialist, Expert Australian Trainer -12 Years of Teaching Experience Australia & Asia lynne partridge Mrs Lynne Davidson Dip. RM., Dip. PT., Dip. IT, Dip. Reflex., Dip. Myo., Dip. Lymphatics Lynne is the Senior Teacher for the School and has 16 years experience in Natural Therapies and Massage. Lynne is an accomplished Massage Practitioner and Teacher and Director/Founder of the Rothbury Natural Therapy Centre, Hunter Valley NSW, Australia. Lynne has teaching experience in both Singapore and Vietnam. Her passion lies in sharing her knowledge and teaching in Therapeutic Massage, Remedial Massage, Myofascial Release Therapy, Neurolymphatic, Energy Work & Detox Massage. She is the Author of the Neurolymphatic Massage Course and Co-author of the Detox Massage Course for SIBT, Australia.
Course Venue TBA
Pre-requisite NIL
Award

Australian SIBT Therapeutic Massage Certificate

Certification Requirements - 90% attendance - Successful completion of practical massage assessment on Day 5
- Complete Logged Practice requirement - Successful completion of exam within 2 months
Course Fee TBA
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