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Massage training courses and schools

School: Louisiana Institute of Massage Therapy
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Anatomy
Course Format: Classroom
Covers the structure of the various systems of the human body. The muscular and skeletal systems are the primary focus, with secondary focus on the integumentary, nervous, respiratory, cardiovascular, lymphatic/immune, endocrine, digestive, reproductive, and urinary systems. Includes palpation of important body landmarks. (75 hours)
 

Physiology
Course Format: Classroom
Covers the functions of the various systems of the human body and how each is affected by massage. Includes kinesiology and the interrelation of joints. (50 hours)
 

Pathology
Course Format: Classroom
Includes types of diseases, agents of disease, modes of disease transmission, the host/pathogen relationship, risk factors for disease, definitions of over 100 common diseases, if massage is indicated or contraindicated, and, if indicated, how to adjust the massage for the client’s condition. (40 hours)
 

School: La James International College
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Massage Therapy
Course Format: Classroom
Q: How many Hours? A: Iowa - 625 Hours/20 Credits Fact: Massage Therapy is the fastest growing part of the wellness industry. Q: What will I learn? A: Swedish, Full Body & On Site Chair Massages. Anatomy & Physiology. State Law, State & National Board Exams. Sanitation & Sterilization. Strategies of success, Business Development & Customer Service. Reflexology, Touch Therapy, Spa Trai...
 

School: Kaplan College Hammond Campus
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Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork
Course Format: Classroom
Many physicians have been recommending massage therapy for years. Today, massage therapy is being used as a means of treating painful ailments, decompressing tired and overworked muscles, reducing stress, rehabilitating sports injuries, and promoting general health. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, employment for massage therapists is expected to grow faster than average through 201...
 

Clinical Massage Therapy (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
Clinical massage therapy has been recognized as a valid way for people to alleviate symptoms related to stress or physical ailments. In turn, there are more employment opportunities in the following health care and personal service settings: Rehabilitation and chiropractic clinics Hospitals Medical offices Fitness centers Salons and resort spas Now is the time to get the education...
 

School: Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana
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Therapeutic Massage
Course Format: Classroom
The Therapeutic Massage program addresses the theory and hands-on techniques of therapeutic massage, including relaxation massage, deep tissue, sports massage and hydrotherapies. Sample Careers: Massage therapist What you would do: Through massage, help patients relax, reduce stress or decrease pain. Licensed massage therapists may work in a variety of settings, including homes, hospi...
 

School: Rockford Business College
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Massage (Diploma)
Course Format: Classroom
This program prepares students to enter the field of massage therapy, which could include clinics and other health care settings, or in a private business. Focus is on therapeutic massage techniques used in a clinical setting. An externship is provided in the student’s last quarter of the program. After completing the program, students will be prepared to take the national certifying exam admin...
 

School: Keiser Career College St. Petersburg
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Massage Therapy
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School: New England Technical Institute
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Massage Therapy
Course Format: Classroom
Therapeutic massage is a holistic approach to health that can help heal mind, body, and spirit. When practiced by skilled hands, it can be used to treat a wide range of ailments—both emotional and physical. An accepted part of both Western and Eastern medicines, massage therapy has been proven to help promote relaxation, treat and prevent injury, relieve stress, and improve circulation. The ben...
 

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