101 - Massage Therapy Level I - 176 Clock Hours
This is an introductory level course in Massage Therapy. The history of massage, laws and principals of massage, basic massage strokes, Swedish, deep muscle techniques, universal precautions, indications and contra-indications of massage, introduction to neuro-muscular therapy massage and practical hands on experience will be covered in this course. The student will be able to perform a full body massage at the end of this course
102 - Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology - 200 Clock Hours
This course will introduce the student to the human body and how it functions. The student will learn how homeostasis is maintained through normal functioning of all the systems in the body. Students will do an in-depth study of the muscular, skeletal and nervous systems. Pathologies and abnormal functions will also be discussed.
103 - Business Practice Management/Ethics - 16 Clock Hours
The basic premises and guidelines to running the business aspect of health care. Course will include time and cash management, as well as proper business acumen.
104 - Introduction to Sports Massage - 16 Clock Hours
This introductory class will acquaint the student to the most basic premises of sports massage. This includes, but is not limited to: pre and post event care, sport specific massage, body mechanics, most common athletic injuries, conditioning massage, stretching and range of motion.
105 - Introduction to Health Care Setting Massage - 12 Clock Hours
This course is designed to teach students how to work in various health care settings. They will learn basic medical terminology, common abbreviations, universal precautions and how to safely and effectively administer massage therapy in hospitals and doctors' offices. The student will learn to adapt massage techniques to be able to comfort and improve quality of life for their client.
106 - Chair Massage - 8 Clock Hours
The student will learn about the benefits of chair massage for their clients as well as how to use chair massage to market new business.
107 - Introduction to Reflexology - 8 Clock Hours
This course will give the student to most basic concepts and theories behind the art of reflexology.
108 - Introduction to Shiatsu - 16 Clock Hours
This introductory course will show the fundamental aspects of shiatsu which include the 5 Element Theory, Yin/Yang Theory, Meridians and concepts of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
109 - Introduction to Spa Therapies - 16 Clock Hours
This course is designed to acquaint the student with basic services offered at spas. They will have the opportunity to learn about: body wraps, clay, mud and seaweed uses, dry brushing, salt glows and hydro-therapy. They will also learn about marketing and packaging spa therapies.
110 - Introduction to Aroma Therapy - 8 Clock Hours
In this course, students will explore basic aroma therapy concepts. Emphasis will be on safety and practical applications of common essential oils. History, indications and contra-indications will be discussed. They will have hands on experience to mix essential oils. This course provides the foundation for further study in the field of aroma therapy.
111 - Introduction to Tai Chi\Yoga - 8 Clock Hours
The student will be introduced to the art of Tai Chi\Yoga. Movement, energy and breath will be the focus of this course. The student will learn basic stretching to increase energy.
112 - Career Options for the Massage Therapist - 8 Clock Hours
In this course, the massage therapist will have the opportunity to explore the many different career options available to them in the massage field. This will enable the student to choose the area they may want to specialize in.
113 - Introduction to Trigger Point Therapy - 8 Clock Hours
As an introductory class, objectives will be to provide the most basic concepts and treatment of "trigger points". Students will learn the anatomical basis of pain and dysfunction on a neuro-muscular level. Students will also learn how to evaluate and manage myofascial pain. This course will enable the student to practice a non-invasive and very effective form of neuro-muscular therapy.
114 - Student Clinic Experience - 100 Clock Hours
Supervised, hands-on practice.  Senior students have the opportunity to schedule clients from the community for a full-body massage.  This enables the student to gain the experience of massaging various body types and dealing with different personalities.  The clinic provides the ability to complete a massage from beginning to end.  This includes performing a proper client intake/interview, performing the massage properly, and scheduling the next appointment.  Students will gain the hands-on experience necessary to be comfortable with a variant of massage, spa and hydro-therapy techniques.  Students will have a thorough knowledge of draping.  20 hours of the clinic experience will be devoted to the pathways chosen by each student.  This will include externships at spas and healthcare facilities.  The clinic experience will also include community outreach events.

Pathways – 2 pathways must be taken

 116    Massage Therapy, Level 2 – 25 Clock Hours

The student will take the foundation learned in Massage Therapy, Level 1 and expand that knowledge to include, Neuromuscular Therapy, Sports Therapy, Myofascial Release and other advanced massage techniques.

 117    Health Care Setting Pathway – 25 Clock Hours

This course is designed to advance the student in the health care setting, weather it be in a hospital setting, chiropractor’s office or medispa.  Immunizations are required for this pathway.  If student’s immunizations are not up to date the hospital will administer all needed at no cost to the student.  Students will experience actual hospital protocol in a hospital externship or other healthcare facility.

118    Asian Pathway – 25 Clock Hours

This course will continue introducing the fundamentals of Chinese Medicine and the Oriental method of manipulation.  It includes a basic introduction to the principles of Chinese medicine and understanding the body from the view of its underlying energy system.  Practices of holistic health and the principles of Oriental energy medicine are demonstrated in the application of the basic Asian technique.

119    Spa Therapy Pathway – 25 Clock Hours

This course will take the information received in the intro course and expand that knowledge of application, indications and contraindications.  Students will administer spa body services such as: hydro-therapy, body wraps, scrubs and more.  Experience actual spa protocol at an approved externship location.