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2.00 Credits
This course has been developed to provide students with a broad range of information and experience with holistic medicine and complementary health and healing techniques they are likely to encounter in their work as a massage therapist. Topics studied will include nutrition information, diagnostic sciences, and many types of holistic therapies. The course will also provide students with hands-on experience in meditation techniques, yoga and tai chi, and various vibrational therapies, as well as an opportunity to design their own strategies for long-term health and wellness.
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1.00 Credits
Field Experience will offer students the opportunity to perform massage therapy, including the use of relaxation, deep tissue techniques and adjunctive therapies, through both the Externship program outside of the classroom and in the college Student Massage Center under the supervision of the instructor. Experience in business and both the technical and interpersonal aspects of a massage therapy practice for either self-employment or employment in a spa or non-medical setting will be gained.
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5.00 Credits
This course will expand on methods taught in Basic Massage and also include the areas of Reflexology, Shiatsu, MyoFascial Release, and Hot/Cold Stone spot treatments, as well as in-depth study and practice of Pre-Post Event Sports massage. Students will also be introduced to methods that include Pregnancy/Infant massage and Energy Balancing techniques. As part of this course, students will be taught Assessment and Treatment Plan procedures. (50 internship hours)
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3.00 Credits
This course will take a more in-depth look at bones, muscles and fascia and how they relate to therapeutic massage. Students will learn how these structures work within the body and how various massage applications can work to safely and effectively restore and maintain them. Emphasis will be placed on the anatomy and physiology of muscle tissue, skeletal attachments, neuromuscular connections, biomechanical laws and myofascial integration. Students will study both theory and practical application and become familiar with resource materials.
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2.00 Credits
Whether a student is planning to be employed or self-employed, this essential course will help insure long-term success as a professional massage therapist. Students will benefit from topics in the areas of goal-setting, strategic planning, business development and ethics, financial management, target market analysis, valueadded services, and professional communications, as well as hands-on experience in designing business cards, brochures, promotional materials, and conducting market research and analysis studies. Students will also make on-site visits to a number of successful massage therapy practices in the area.
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2.00 Credits
This course will educate students in the use of equipment, products, and spa body treatment application procedures, including exfoliation, mud/inch loss wraps and spa treatments, and hydration. An overview of spa techniques will be presented and key aspects of client relations, consultations, benefits and precautions, treatment types, purposes and practices will be covered.
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2.00 Credits
Field Experience will offer students the opportunity to perform massage therapy, including the use of relaxation, deep tissue techniques, and adjunctive therapies in the college Student Massage Center under the supervision of the instructor. Experience in some business aspects of a massage practice and use of both the technical and interpersonal skills necessary for a successful practice, whether employed or self-employed, will be gained.
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1.00 Credits
Concert Choir is the main performing ensemble which is open to all students by audition. The group performs at least two major concerts per year and takes a bi-annual tour. Exposure to a wide variety of musical styles is emphasized. This credit may be repeated as often as desired.
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1.00 Credits
Chamber Singers is an auditioned select group which performs various types of a cappella music. This credit may be repeated as often as desired.
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1.00 Credits
Participation in band includes rehearsals and performances which cover standard band literature. This credit may be repeated as often as desired.
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