PHYSICAL THERAPY AND MASSAGE – PART 2 COURSE

500,00 €

The healing touch of massage is one of the best gifts you can give your body. It has been used in human societies for thousands of years as one of the principal therapies for both mind and body healing.

Massage is not only an aid for relaxing away stress and tension and stimulating healing, it also boosts circulation and helps tired bodies to rejuvenate themselves, ready for the rigors of everyday life.

The course consists of 12 Lessons, such as:

Lesson 1 – Beauty Massage

Lesson 2 – Pregnancy, Baby and Children Massage

Lesson 3 – Massage for Health Part 1

Lesson 4 – Massage for Health Part 2

Lesson 5 – Sport Massage

Lesson 6 – Massage and the Elderly

Lesson 7 – Chinese Massage

Lesson 8 – Indian Massage

Lesson 9 – Indian Head Massage

Lesson 10 – Thai Massage

Lesson 11 – Shiatsu

Lesson 12 – Reflexology

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COURSE OUTLINE

Physical Therapy and Massage – Part 2 Course

These are the specifications of the Da Vinci Institute of Holistic Medicine’s Physical Therapy and Massage – Part 2 Course:

1. Awarding Institution / Body:	School of Integrative and Complementary Medicine, University of America, USA
2. Teaching Institution:	Da Vinci Institute of Holistic Medicine
3. Programme Accredited by:	School of Integrative and Complementary Medicine, University of America, USA
4. Final Award	Compulsory course for students enrolled in the Doctor in Naturopathy and Holistic Medicine
5. Programme title:	Physical Therapy and Massage – Part 2 Course
6. Course Code and level:	DNHM8015
7. Duration of program:	One trimester or 12 weeks
8. Total number of study hours:	Equivalent to 5 US credits or 75 clock hours of study
9. Enrolment requirements:	Students enrolled in the Doctor of Naturopathy and Holistic Medicine
10. Enrolment date:	Second Year, First Trimester
11. Fees:	Full payment: €500 euros; Instalment plan: €175 per month for 3 monthly payments.

Physical Therapy and Massage – Part 2

A massage therapist manipulates the soft tissues of the body through firm pressure and fluid movements. Manipulating the tissues breaks up deposits in the muscles, increases flexibility, elicits a healing response, and improves overall wellness.

There are different types of massage and the therapist who is working with the client will determine the type of massage that is best suited to their particular needs.

COURSE CURRICULUM