Massage

Program Description

Learn how to create wellness through the power of touch in our 600-hour program. A balanced study of anatomy, physiology, pathology, aromaology,™ and body movement techniques adds depth to the massage techniques you’ll use to revitalize your clients. After completing course requirements, and becoming a certified massage therapist, you’ll have the skills you need to find employment in a spa, health club or chiropractic clinic.

Alpha Unit
Discover the fundamentals of the art of Swedish massage, reflexology and aromaology, along with the latest in total wellness and body care. Study the sciences of anatomy and pathology and learn the ancient philosophy of Ayurveda. From classroom learning to hands-on workshops, you’ll gain practical knowledge and experience. You also learn the proper safety and sanitation requirements.

Beta Unit
Increase your knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pathology, deep tissue massage and other techniques as you gain practical experience. You will work in a clinical setting under the supervision of instructors, obtaining extensive hands-on experience. You will also learn to prepare for the workplace by developing your own plan of action for employment.

Gamma
Refine your skills as you expand your understanding of the human body. Exploration of case studies rounds out your education as you prepare for your new career as a massage therapist. Your progress is evaluated through projects, practical skills and tests. The final examination tests your knowledge of practical skills, theory, anatomy and physiology. Each service you perform is evaluated for your final grade. Upon successful completion of all phases, you’ll receive a certificate—and begin your career in this growing industry.

Course Hours
Theory/Classroom: 472 hours
Practical: 128 hours
Total: 600 hours

 

Daytime Schedule
22 weeks
Wednesday through Friday
8:30am - 4:00pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

 

Evening Schedule
30 weeks
Monday through Thursday
4:30pm - 9:30pm