Medical Massage for the Upper Extremities 12 CEU Live Webinar

This course will go over Medical Massage techniques using OMT, Strain/Counterstrain, Trigger Points, and what effect they have treating pain and disabling conditions of the upper extremities.

This course will introduce:

• Addressing Medical Conditions

• Contraindications

• Musculoskeletal Pain Referral

• Possible Causes of Traumatic Sprain/Strain Injury

• Overuse/Repetitive Sprain/Strain

This course will provide the student with a comprehensive knowledge of how to treat pain and disabling conditions of the upper extremities. Students will be qualified to work with physician referrals.

This course will cover:

• What is Medical Massage

• Massage Techniques

• Bicep Tendonitis

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

• De Quervain Tenosynovitis

• Neck Strain

• Rhomboid Strain

• Rotator Cuff Strain

• Stenosing Tenosynovitis (Trigger Finger/Trigger Thumb)

• Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

The Medical Coding, Billing and Practice Building course introduces the student to health insurance and reimbursement. In this course the student will become familiar with common medical billing practices, the health insurance industry. The student will learn principles of medical billing related to proper claim form preparation, submission, and payment processing, and the follow up process. What to look for in software programs. How to get referrals. Building a website and marketing strategies. Difference of the Blue Cross Plans, Private Insurance, Managed Care Plans and Workman Compensation.

We will cover:

• What is Medical Massage

• Is Medical Massage Certification Mandatory

• To be or not to be certified

• What are the benefits of Medical Massage

• Is a prescription necessary to perform Medical Massage

• Understanding HIPAA

• Risk Analysis and Management

• Tools to Assist with a HIPAA Risk Assessments

• HIPAA compliant forms

• Privacy and Security of Electronic Health Information

• What type of Information does HIPAA Protected

• What are CPT Codes

• What are ICD-10 Codes

• Counting Minutes for Timed Codes in 15 Minute Units

• Billing Codes

• In Network and Out of Network : What is the Difference

• Verifying Health Insurance

• List of Insurance companies

• Soapnotes

• What is a NPI and how to get one

• How to get a Provider Number

• Software for you Practice

• How to get referrals

• Websites

Upon passing the Online Test, the student will be awarded 8 CEUs.

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Amna Japanese Traditional Massage is a massage that involves stroking, pressure, vibration, percussion and squeezing techniques. Amna’s primary technique is a k needing movement, whereas Swedish Massage is based on a stroking technique and Shiatsu is based on a pressure technique. Shiatsu, a style of bodywork popularized after World War 2, was developed from the Amna Tradition.

Amna brings to Western Culture, the ancient art and wisdom of traditional Japanese Massage. Amna generally does not utilize oil during massage. It may be performed on a massage table, the floor, massage chair, including client seated in an ordinary chair. This makes Amna an extremely flexible style of massage suitable for a wide variety of client needs and environments.

Amna contains seven foundational categories of techniques:

• Kei Satu Ho: Light stroking technique, one of the most common in Amna Massage.

• Ju Netsu Ho: Kneading technique, another primary technique used in Amna Massage

• Shin Sen Ho: Vibration technique.

• Ap Paku Ho: Pressure technique.

• Ko Da Ho: Percussion technique.

• Kyoku Te Ho: Special percussion technique. (This advanced technique is not covered in this manual. It is offered only in a special advanced live class. )

• Un Do Ho: Stretching and movement technique.

In the Amna: Traditional Japanese Massage course, the practitioner will learn how to give a full body massage using Amna Traditional Japanese Massage techniques..

By the end of the course, the student will have a clear understanding of the principles of Amna Traditional Japanese Massage Techniques.

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Medical Massage for the Neck and Upper Torso

This Course is specifically designed to be extremely useful for continuing education training for both new and advanced massage therapists wanting to work within the medical community qualified to treat specific conditions with knowledge and confidence.
Course instruction will include lecture, demonstration and extensive hands on practice.

This course will introduces addressing medical conditions, contraindications , musculoskeletal pain referral, the differences between sprain and strains, possible causes of traumatic sprain/strain injury and overuse/repetitive sprain/strain.

This course will go over Massage techniques used performing Medical Massages and how they are performed, and what effect they have.

This course will provide the student with a comprehensive knowledge of how to treat pain and disabling conditions of the upper extremities. Students will be qualified to work with physician referrals.

This course will cover:

What is Medical Massage
Massage Techniques

Neck Strain
Rhomboid Strain
Rotator Cuff Strain
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Course includes: Manual & Certificate and recording of live webinar

Twelve, (12) Continuing education credits are awarded to the
Massage Therapist after completion of the following course.

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Amna: Japanese Foot and Hand Massage. 12 CUE Live Webinar.

Amna Japanese Foot and Hand Massage is based on Sokushindo, which is the oldest tradition of foot massage and reflexology in the Far East.

This course is available to complete beginners or Massage Therapists looking to offer an additional therapy to their clients.

• Learn the 45 supine position techniques used in Japanese Foot Massage.

• Learn the 18 prone position techniques used in Japanese Foot Massage.

• Learn the 18 techniques used in Japanese Hand Massage.

• Learn the 3 Tabuso Points of the hand.

• Learn the 3 Tabuso Points of the feet.

This course would be of interest to Massage Therapists who want to spend more time on feet and hands, as well as reflexologists who would like to explore the Japanese connections of Western Reflexology.

By the end of the course, the student will have a clear understanding of the principles of Amna Traditional Japanese Massage Techniques.

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

This Course is specifically designed to be extremely useful for continuing education training for both new and advanced massage therapists wanting to work within the medical community qualified to treat specific conditions with knowledge and confidence. Course instruction will include lecture, demonstration and extensive hands on practice.

This course will introduces addressing medical conditions, contraindications , musculoskeletal pain referral, the differences between sprain and strains, possible causes of traumatic sprain/strain injury and overuse/repetitive sprain/strain.

This course will go over Massage techniques used performing Medical Massages and how they are performed, and what effect they have.

This course will provide the student with a comprehensive knowledge of how to treat pain and disabling conditions of the upper extremities. Students will be qualified to work with physician referrals.

This course will cover:

• What is Medical Massage

• Massage Techniques

• Neck Strain

• Rhomboid Strain

• Rotator Cuff Strain

• Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Course includes: Manual & Certificate and recording of live webinar

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

The Japanese facial massage is a sophisticated offshoot of Anma: The Traditional System of Japanese Massage. Rooted in the ancient medical traditions of Japan, this system has been refined over 2000 years, and is a specialized discipline. Japanese facial massage is a unique modality. Utilizing tsubo points (acupoints) in conjunction with pressure, vibration, percussion and tapping. 

The Anma: Ko Bi Do Japanese Facial Massage, strengthens the muscles, tones the entire face, firms skin tissues, and smoothes expression lines while promoting blood circulation. 

This facial covers the décolletage, neck and facial area. 

This is a great way to build up your practice as it is recommended to book clients regularly, one session every two to three weeks for at least ten sessions, then once a month for the best and lasting results. 

This facial massage is particularly appreciated by mature skin is also called a natural face lift .

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida, Georgia and Wisconsin only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Oncology massage is the modification of existing massage therapy techniques in order to safely work with cancer patients that are in active treatment to those in recovery or survivorship.

All massage techniques will be demonstrated by instructor and all students will give and receive all techniques demonstrated.

This course, will focus on preparing individuals with knowledge needed to provide safe and effective massage therapy for those living with cancer.

This course will include:

• Massage Techniques for full body massage

• Lymphatic Pump

• Is Massage safe for people with cancer

• Benefits for People With Cancer

• Contraindications

• Ports/Lines/Stoma

• What Is Cancer?

• Can Cancer Be Prevented

• Types of Cancer

• What is a tumor

• Three types of tumors

• Cancer Grading and Staging

• Signs and Symptoms of Cancer

• Types of Cancer Treatment

• Gloving and Chemotherapy

• Cancer Terminology

• Common Cancer Myths and Misconceptions

• Unraveling the Origins of Cancer

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Amna: Japanese Foot and Hand Massage. 12 CUE Live Webinar.

Amna Japanese Foot and Hand Massage is based on Sokushindo, which is the oldest tradition of foot massage and reflexology in the Far East.

This course is available to complete beginners or Massage Therapists looking to offer an additional therapy to their clients.

• Learn the 45 supine position techniques used in Japanese Foot Massage.

• Learn the 18 prone position techniques used in Japanese Foot Massage.

• Learn the 18 techniques used in Japanese Hand Massage.

• Learn the 3 Tabuso Points of the hand.

• Learn the 3 Tabuso Points of the feet.

This course would be of interest to Massage Therapists who want to spend more time on feet and hands, as well as reflexologists who would like to explore the Japanese connections of Western Reflexology.

By the end of the course, the student will have a clear understanding of the principles of Amna Traditional Japanese Massage Techniques.

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Oncology massage is the modification of existing massage therapy techniques in order to safely work with cancer patients that are in active treatment to those in recovery or survivorship.

All massage techniques will be demonstrated by instructor and all students will give and receive all techniques demonstrated.

This course, will focus on preparing individuals with knowledge needed to provide safe and effective massage therapy for those living with cancer.

This course will include:

• Massage Techniques for full body massage

• Lymphatic Pump

• Is Massage safe for people with cancer

• Benefits for People With Cancer

• Contraindications

• Ports/Lines/Stoma

• What Is Cancer?

• Can Cancer Be Prevented

• Types of Cancer

• What is a tumor

• Three types of tumors

• Cancer Grading and Staging

• Signs and Symptoms of Cancer

• Types of Cancer Treatment

• Gloving and Chemotherapy

• Cancer Terminology

• Common Cancer Myths and Misconceptions

• Unraveling the Origins of Cancer

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

This course will go over Medical Massage techniques using OMT, Strain/Counterstrain, Trigger Points, and what effect they have treating pain and disabling conditions of the upper extremities.

This course will introduce:

• Addressing Medical Conditions

• Contraindications

• Musculoskeletal Pain Referral

• Possible Causes of Traumatic Sprain/Strain Injury

• Overuse/Repetitive Sprain/Strain

This course will provide the student with a comprehensive knowledge of how to treat pain and disabling conditions of the upper extremities. Students will be qualified to work with physician referrals.

This course will cover:

• What is Medical Massage

• Massage Techniques

• Bicep Tendonitis

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

• De Quervain Tenosynovitis

• Neck Strain

• Rhomboid Strain

• Rotator Cuff Strain

• Stenosing Tenosynovitis (Trigger Finger/Trigger Thumb)

• Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Amna Japanese Traditional Massage is a massage that involves stroking, pressure, vibration, percussion and squeezing techniques. Amna’s primary technique is a k needing movement, whereas Swedish Massage is based on a stroking technique and Shiatsu is based on a pressure technique. Shiatsu, a style of bodywork popularized after World War 2, was developed from the Amna Tradition.

Amna brings to Western Culture, the ancient art and wisdom of traditional Japanese Massage. Amna generally does not utilize oil during massage. It may be performed on a massage table, the floor, massage chair, including client seated in an ordinary chair. This makes Amna an extremely flexible style of massage suitable for a wide variety of client needs and environments.

Amna contains seven foundational categories of techniques:

• Kei Satu Ho: Light stroking technique, one of the most common in Amna Massage.

• Ju Netsu Ho: Kneading technique, another primary technique used in Amna Massage

• Shin Sen Ho: Vibration technique.

• Ap Paku Ho: Pressure technique.

• Ko Da Ho: Percussion technique.

• Kyoku Te Ho: Special percussion technique. (This advanced technique is not covered in this manual. It is offered only in a special advanced live class. )

• Un Do Ho: Stretching and movement technique.

In the Amna: Traditional Japanese Massage course, the practitioner will learn how to give a full body massage using Amna Traditional Japanese Massage techniques..

By the end of the course, the student will have a clear understanding of the principles of Amna Traditional Japanese Massage Techniques.

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Amna Japanese Traditional Massage is a massage that involves stroking, pressure, vibration, percussion and squeezing techniques. Amna’s primary technique is a k needing movement, whereas Swedish Massage is based on a stroking technique and Shiatsu is based on a pressure technique. Shiatsu, a style of bodywork popularized after World War 2, was developed from the Amna Tradition.

Amna brings to Western Culture, the ancient art and wisdom of traditional Japanese Massage. Amna generally does not utilize oil during massage. It may be performed on a massage table, the floor, massage chair, including client seated in an ordinary chair. This makes Amna an extremely flexible style of massage suitable for a wide variety of client needs and environments.

Amna contains seven foundational categories of techniques:

• Kei Satu Ho: Light stroking technique, one of the most common in Amna Massage.

• Ju Netsu Ho: Kneading technique, another primary technique used in Amna Massage

• Shin Sen Ho: Vibration technique.

• Ap Paku Ho: Pressure technique.

• Ko Da Ho: Percussion technique.

• Kyoku Te Ho: Special percussion technique. (This advanced technique is not covered in this manual. It is offered only in a special advanced live class. )

• Un Do Ho: Stretching and movement technique.

In the Amna: Traditional Japanese Massage course, the practitioner will learn how to give a full body massage using Amna Traditional Japanese Massage techniques..

By the end of the course, the student will have a clear understanding of the principles of Amna Traditional Japanese Massage Techniques.

Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Oncology Massage, Caring for your Patient with Cancer 12 CEU Live Webinar

Oncology massage is the modification of existing massage therapy techniques in order to safely work with cancer patients that are in active treatment to those in recovery or survivorship.

All massage techniques will be demonstrated by instructor and all students will give and receive all techniques demonstrated.

This course, will focus on preparing individuals with knowledge needed to provide safe and effective massage therapy for those living with cancer.

This course will include:

• Massage Techniques for full body massage

• Lymphatic Pump

• Is Massage safe for people with cancer

• Benefits for People With Cancer

• Contraindications

• Ports/Lines/Stoma

• What Is Cancer?

• Can Cancer Be Prevented

• Types of Cancer

• What is a tumor

• Three types of tumors

• Cancer Grading and Staging

• Signs and Symptoms of Cancer

• Types of Cancer Treatment

• Gloving and Chemotherapy

• Cancer Terminology

• Common Cancer Myths and Misconceptions

• Unraveling the Origins of Cancer

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Medical Massage for the Lower Extremities 12 CUE Live Webinar

Join us as we discuss and demonstrate the Medical Massage Techniques for common conditions in the lower extremities.

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Oncology Massage, Caring for your Patient with Cancer 12 CEU Live Webinar

Oncology massage is the modification of existing massage therapy techniques in order to safely work with cancer patients that are in active treatment to those in recovery or survivorship.

All massage techniques will be demonstrated by instructor and all students will give and receive all techniques demonstrated.

This course, will focus on preparing individuals with knowledge needed to provide safe and effective massage therapy for those living with cancer.

This course will include:

• Massage Techniques for full body massage

• Lymphatic Pump

• Is Massage safe for people with cancer

• Benefits for People With Cancer

• Contraindications

• Ports/Lines/Stoma

• What Is Cancer?

• Can Cancer Be Prevented

• Types of Cancer

• What is a tumor

• Three types of tumors

• Cancer Grading and Staging

• Signs and Symptoms of Cancer

• Types of Cancer Treatment

• Gloving and Chemotherapy

• Cancer Terminology

• Common Cancer Myths and Misconceptions

• Unraveling the Origins of Cancer

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Amna: Traditional Japanese Massage 12 CEU Live Webinar

Amna Japanese Traditional Massage is a massage that involves stroking, pressure, vibration, percussion and squeezing techniques. Amna’s primary technique is a k needing movement, whereas Swedish Massage is based on a stroking technique and Shiatsu is based on a pressure technique. Shiatsu, a style of bodywork popularized after World War 2, was developed from the Amna Tradition.

Amna brings to Western Culture, the ancient art and wisdom of traditional Japanese Massage. Amna generally does not utilize oil during massage. It may be performed on a massage table, the floor, massage chair, including client seated in an ordinary chair. This makes Amna an extremely flexible style of massage suitable for a wide variety of client needs and environments.

Amna contains seven foundational categories of techniques:

• Kei Satu Ho: Light stroking technique, one of the most common in Amna Massage.

• Ju Netsu Ho: Kneading technique, another primary technique used in Amna Massage

• Shin Sen Ho: Vibration technique.

• Ap Paku Ho: Pressure technique.

• Ko Da Ho: Percussion technique.

• Kyoku Te Ho: Special percussion technique. (This advanced technique is not covered in this manual. It is offered only in a special advanced live class. )

• Un Do Ho: Stretching and movement technique.

In the Amna: Traditional Japanese Massage course, the practitioner will learn how to give a full body massage using Amna Traditional Japanese Massage techniques..

By the end of the course, the student will have a clear understanding of the principles of Amna Traditional Japanese Massage Techniques.

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Medical Massage for the Upper Extremities 12 CEU Live Webinar

This course will go over Medical Massage techniques using OMT, Strain/Counterstrain, Trigger Points, and what effect they have treating pain and disabling conditions of the upper extremities.

This course will introduce:

• Addressing Medical Conditions

• Contraindications

• Musculoskeletal Pain Referral

• Possible Causes of Traumatic Sprain/Strain Injury

• Overuse/Repetitive Sprain/Strain

This course will provide the student with a comprehensive knowledge of how to treat pain and disabling conditions of the upper extremities. Students will be qualified to work with physician referrals.

This course will cover:

• What is Medical Massage

• Massage Techniques

• Bicep Tendonitis

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

• De Quervain Tenosynovitis

• Neck Strain

• Rhomboid Strain

• Rotator Cuff Strain

• Stenosing Tenosynovitis (Trigger Finger/Trigger Thumb)

• Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Medical Massage for the Low Back and Hips 6 CUE Live Webinar

Join us as we discuss and demonstrate Medical Massage Techniques for common conditions of the Lock Back and Hips.

Webinar Only. 6 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Amna: Traditional Japanese Massage 12 CEU Live Webinar

Amna Japanese Traditional Massage is a massage that involves stroking, pressure, vibration, percussion and squeezing techniques. Amna’s primary technique is a k needing movement, whereas Swedish Massage is based on a stroking technique and Shiatsu is based on a pressure technique. Shiatsu, a style of bodywork popularized after World War 2, was developed from the Amna Tradition.

Amna brings to Western Culture, the ancient art and wisdom of traditional Japanese Massage. Amna generally does not utilize oil during massage. It may be performed on a massage table, the floor, massage chair, including client seated in an ordinary chair. This makes Amna an extremely flexible style of massage suitable for a wide variety of client needs and environments.

Amna contains seven foundational categories of techniques:

• Kei Satu Ho: Light stroking technique, one of the most common in Amna Massage.

• Ju Netsu Ho: Kneading technique, another primary technique used in Amna Massage

• Shin Sen Ho: Vibration technique.

• Ap Paku Ho: Pressure technique.

• Ko Da Ho: Percussion technique.

• Kyoku Te Ho: Special percussion technique. (This advanced technique is not covered in this manual. It is offered only in a special advanced live class. )

• Un Do Ho: Stretching and movement technique.

In the Amna: Traditional Japanese Massage course, the practitioner will learn how to give a full body massage using Amna Traditional Japanese Massage techniques..

By the end of the course, the student will have a clear understanding of the principles of Amna Traditional Japanese Massage Techniques.

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Amna: Japanese Foot and Hand Massage. 12 CUE Live Webinar.

Amna Japanese Foot and Hand Massage is based on Sokushindo, which is the oldest tradition of foot massage and reflexology in the Far East.

This course is available to complete beginners or Massage Therapists looking to offer an additional therapy to their clients.

• Learn the 45 supine position techniques used in Japanese Foot Massage.

• Learn the 18 prone position techniques used in Japanese Foot Massage.

• Learn the 18 techniques used in Japanese Hand Massage.

• Learn the 3 Tabuso Points of the hand.

• Learn the 3 Tabuso Points of the feet.

This course would be of interest to Massage Therapists who want to spend more time on feet and hands, as well as reflexologists who would like to explore the Japanese connections of Western Reflexology.

By the end of the course, the student will have a clear understanding of the principles of Amna Traditional Japanese Massage Techniques.

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.

Medical Massage for the Lower Extremities

This Course will include Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy, (OMT), strain-counterstrain and trigger points.

All techniques in course manual are demonstration and extensive hands-on practice will be given to students as they give and receive all techniques.

This course will introduce how Osteopathic Manipulative, Therapy, (OMT) which uses techniques that manipulate fascia (connective tissue), major muscle groups, joints, tendons and ligaments, to relieve muscular and soft tissue pain, dysfunction, and injuries, including:

• Back Pain

• Neck Pain

• Sciatica

• Foot, Ankle, Hip, and Knee Pain

• Hand, Shoulder, and Elbow Pain

• Headaches

• Tennis and Golfer's Elbow

It is also utilized to help patient/clients regain and improve their health and fitness.

This course is specifically designed to be extremely useful for continuing education training for both new and advanced massage therapists wanting to work within the medical community qualified to treat specific conditions with knowledge and confidence.

Properly performed by a licensed massage therapist, Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy, (OMT), restores the body’s structural balance, significantly reduces acute soft tissue pain, and improves flexibility.

This course will go over Massage techniques used performing Medical Massages and how they are performed, and what effect they have.

Students will be qualified to work with physician referrals. This course will cover:

• What is Medical Massage

• Massage Techniques

• Low Back Pain

• Sciatica

• Frozen Hips

• Piriformis Syndrome

• IT Band Friction Syndrome

• Patella Tendinitis

• Plantar Fasciitis

• Achilles Tendinitis

Webinar Only. 12 LIVE CEU credits via ZOOM Webinar. THERE IS NO TEST AFTER WEBINAR. Attendance is required for credit. After completion of the Webinar, you will receive your Webinar Completion Certificate within 48 hours. Reporting to CE Broker in Florida and Georgia only. All other jurisdictions, students must self report to Governing Body.