Massage Therapy II

Catalog description

Demonstrate massage procedures with patient in seated, side lying, prone, and supine positions. Study of dysfunction resulting from poor body mechanics utilizing tissue, posture, and gait assessments. Introduction to theory and practice of myofascial release therapy, trigger point therapy, positional release therapy, muscle energy techniques, chair massage, abdominal massage, hydrotherapy, and joint movements. Documentation for massage therapy sessions through S.O.A.P. charting; interviewing and observational skills; in-depth study of the physiological effects and therapeutic applications for each of the massage procedures and its respective subdivisions for further understanding of massage customization.