Continuing Education for Massage Therapists
In-person, online and webinar classes
Massage Therapist online courses
In-Person and webinars
As a massage therapist, staying up-to-date on the latest techniques and best practices in the field is important. Continuing education courses can help you expand your skills, stay current with industry developments, and enhance your professional practice. Online courses can be a convenient and cost-effective way to learn new techniques and further your education.
Our company offers a variety of online courses covering a range of massage therapy techniques and topics, including muscle energy technique (MET), TMD treatment for the TMJ, cranial sacral therapy (CST), cranial osteopathy and other methods to treat the spine and pelvis. These courses are designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to enhance your massage therapy practice and improve the care you provide to your clients.
Your Changing Learning Objectives
Evolving your practice
Many massage therapists start using deep tissue, sports, or relaxation treatments after graduating from their massage therapy program. After a period of time practicing we look for ways to improve the treatment results that benefit our clients. Increasing range of motion, function and pain relief is what usually motivates the person to see you.
We sometimes want to learn new massage techniques for the patients and sometimes we need to reinvent ourselves because of our own needs. Massage therapy is a physically demanding profession and learning to protect yourself from injury, fatigue and burnout is a priority. If you are not healthy then you are no good to your clients.
When you use gentle techniques which are effective for the client you also get the benefits of decreased stress on your systems. You will be practicing massage therapy with more comfort, getting better results and you may even find your practice growing.
Muscle Energy Technique:
An Effective Massage Therapy Technique
Our muscle energy technique course teaches you how to use gentle muscle contractions to improve mobility and reduce pain. This technique can be effective in treating a variety of musculoskeletal conditions, and our course will teach you how to assess and treat these conditions using this method. You'll also learn about the principles and theory behind Muscle Energy Technique and how to incorporate it into your treatment plan.
TMD Treatment:
Specialized Massage Therapy for the Jaw
Temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMD, is a common condition affecting the jaw muscles and joints. Our TMD treatment course covers this specialized area of massage therapy, teaching you how to assess and treat TMD using a variety of techniques. You'll learn about the anatomy and function of the jaw and surrounding muscles, as well as how to use massage therapy to alleviate pain and improve function.
Cranial Sacral Therapy:
A Gentle, Non-Invasive Massage Technique
Cranial sacral therapy is a gentle, non-invasive form of bodywork that focuses on the craniosacral system, which includes the bones of the head, spine, and pelvis. This therapy can be effective in reducing stress, improving mobility, and addressing a wide range of health issues. Our cranial sacral therapy course teaches you how to use this technique to improve the health and well-being of your clients.
Cranial Osteopathy:
A Holistic Massage Technique for Structural Imbalance
Cranial osteopathy is a form of osteopathic manual therapy that focuses on the bones and tissues of the head, neck, and spine. This technique can be used to address structural imbalances and improve overall health and well-being. Our cranial osteopathy course covers this technique in-depth, teaching you how to use it to address a variety of health concerns.
For those therapists that are wanting to go beyond the average and achieve more. The distinct specifics of the cranium will be covered. After you finish this complete course your results will be significantly better.
For those therapists that are wanting to go beyond the average and achieve more. The distinct specifics of the cranium will be covered. After you finish this complete course your results will be significantly better.
Fascial Facet Treatment:
Two Massage Techniques for Somatic Dysfunction
Many Massage Therapists refer their clients to have chiropractic adjustments when they can get the knowledge and be trained to assess and treat somatic dysfunction themselves. We use the term somatic dysfunction instead of a facet or chiropractic lesion because we are influencing all the tissue in the area.
Just like the muscle energy technique for the spine, we are making changes to more than the facet joints, such as the soft tissue, nerves, fascia and lymphatics. These subtle methods are suitable for the most sensitive of clients.
Practitioners such as osteopaths, utilize high-velocity adjustments 20% of the time and MET 80% to adjust the spine. The peri-ischial and auricular techniques taught in this course will also be included in the 80%. Wouldn't it be nice to combine treatments in your clinic to get the best treatment results instead of sending your patients away?
Just like the muscle energy technique for the spine, we are making changes to more than the facet joints, such as the soft tissue, nerves, fascia and lymphatics. These subtle methods are suitable for the most sensitive of clients.
Practitioners such as osteopaths, utilize high-velocity adjustments 20% of the time and MET 80% to adjust the spine. The peri-ischial and auricular techniques taught in this course will also be included in the 80%. Wouldn't it be nice to combine treatments in your clinic to get the best treatment results instead of sending your patients away?
Sacral Balancing:
A Key Part of the Pelvis
The orientation of the sacrum's alignment is crucial when you think of the pelvis as the foundation of the spine. You can decrease a person's non-specific low back pain while increasing their range of motion with this cutting-edge training.
The instruction includes various tests to confirm your results using both static positioning and dynamic joint methods. The superior instruction will insure your comprehension of the topic, also the physical finger placement for treatment.
The instruction includes various tests to confirm your results using both static positioning and dynamic joint methods. The superior instruction will insure your comprehension of the topic, also the physical finger placement for treatment.
The Benefits of Mindfulness and Grounding for Massage Therapists
Enhance Your Professional and Personal Life Through Self-Care
As a Registered Massage Therapist, incorporating mindfulness and grounding into your own self-care routine can have a positive impact on both your professional and personal life. Practicing mindfulness allows you to remain focused and present, reducing stress and enhancing overall well-being. Grounding techniques help you to stay centered and calm, leaving you feeling refreshed and relaxed.
By prioritizing your own self-care, you will be able to provide better care to your clients. With a clear mind and peaceful demeanour, you will be able to perform at your best and create a healing environment for those you treat. Invest in yourself by incorporating mindfulness and grounding into your daily routine.
Take the time to focus on your own well-being and experience the benefits of mindfulness and grounding for yourself. Your clients, and yourself, will thank you for it.
By prioritizing your own self-care, you will be able to provide better care to your clients. With a clear mind and peaceful demeanour, you will be able to perform at your best and create a healing environment for those you treat. Invest in yourself by incorporating mindfulness and grounding into your daily routine.
Take the time to focus on your own well-being and experience the benefits of mindfulness and grounding for yourself. Your clients, and yourself, will thank you for it.
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