Course structure for teaching program on a 20-hour full body massage:
Course: 20 Hours Full Body Massage (Swedish and Thai Techniques) (NOSS
Register MP-082-3-2011
Final Exam: 2 Hours
Module 1: Introduction to Full Body Massage (2 hours)
Course: 20 Hours Full Body Massage (Swedish and Thai Techniques) (NOSS
Register MP-082-3-2011
Final Exam: 2 Hours
Module 1: Introduction to Full Body Massage (2 hours)
- Overview of the course and learning objectives
- Introduction to full body massage techniques and benefits
- Safety precautions and hygiene practices
Module 2: Anatomy and Physiology (2 hours)
- Understanding the human body's structure and systems
- Muscles, bones and major body systems related to massage
- Body mechanics and ergonomics for massage therapists
Module 3: Massage Techniques (6 hours)
- Basic massage strokes and techniques
- Effleurage, petrissage, friction, and other fundamental techniques
- Stretching, Acupressure points, Meridian lines
- Practice role-play sessions and demonstrations for each technique
Module 4: Full Body Massage Sequence (7 hours)
- Step-by-step instruction on a full body massage sequence
- Techniques for different body parts, oil and non-oil techniques
- Including back, shoulders, arms, legs, feet, hands, face, head, neck & stomach
- Guidance on transitioning between different areas of the body
Module 5: Client Communication and Professionalism (2 hours)
- Building rapport and establishing trust with clients
- Effective communication and active listening skills
- Professional ethics, boundaries, and confidentiality
Module 6: Self-Care for Massage Therapists (1 hour)
- Imporatance of self-care and maintaning physical and mental well-being
- Stretching exercises, relaxation techniques, and self-massage
- Preventing burnout and promoting a sustainable massage practice
Module 7: Assessment and Certification (2 hours)
- Recap and review of key concepts and techniques
- Practical assessment to evaluate massage skills
- Issuance of course completion certificate
