Professional Massage Therapy Program in Boston MA, Boston MA Massage Therapy
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Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology
A solid foundation in the sciences is essential to safe and effective
practice with clients. Coursework in musculoskeletal Anatomy, Physiology
and Pathology provides a solid foundation in understanding the structure,
function and health of the human body. You'll learn core principles for
safe and effective decision making for clients with medical conditions.
Massage Therapy Theory and Technique
Through hands-on work, you'll learn a repertoire of technique movements
and various elements including rhythms, speeds, pressures, transition
and treatment construction. You'll learn the skills necessary to create
a massage therapy treatment for a specific person including tension assessment,
treatment planning, element variation and integration. As you progress
into advanced technique, you will also learn to include your own style
and intuition. Incorporated throughout is an emphasis on practicing effective
and safe movement habits.
Professional Development and Communication
This coursework rounds out your comprehensive educational experience with
business and communication skills necessary to succeed as a professional
massage therapist. With faculty guidance, you'll define your goals and
target markets for a successful practice. Of course, it goes beyond just
lectures and discussions. With exercises in goal setting, writing a resume,
creating a business plan, marketing, advertising, and self-management
you'll walk away with the basic tools to establish your own practice or
apply for jobs upon graduation. And by learning the essential communications
skills at the heart of a successful therapeutic relationship, you will
be prepared to create positive and satisfying professional connections
with your clients.
If you are interested in receiving more details about our program or specific
courses, please contact us to
request more information.
Time Frame:
9 or 12 months depending on selected format.
Hours:
750 Hours (56 quarter credits)
The program requires that you complete a certain number of classroom and
clinical experience hours.
The National Certification Exam in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork is
a standard for the profession and often required for licensing. Cortiva's
Professional Massage Therapy program prepares students to pass the exam.
Cortiva's average pass rate during the past five years for graduates taking
the National Certification Exam is 97%.
