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Upgrade your hands-on skills with this practical, results-driven course designed for licensed massage therapists. In this 16-hour continuing education training, you’ll learn the essential foundations of myofascial release—how to assess fascial restrictions, follow fascial lines, and apply safe, effective techniques to improve mobility and reduce pain patterns from head to toe. Through guided demonstrations and hands-on practice, you’ll build confidence in treatment sequencing, pressure dosing, and region-specific protocols for the neck, shoulders, back, hips, legs, and feet. You’ll leave with ready-to-use techniques you can immediately apply in clinical, spa, or rehabilitation settings.

LIVE, 2-day, 16 CEU

Includes: Myofascial Release Tools

This course is designed to elevate the practitioner's massage therapy practice with this hands-on continuing education course focused on myofascial release techniques. Participants will dive deep into learning how to effectively integrate tools such as Gua Sha instruments, cupping, and heat therapy into their treatments. This course provides in-depth instruction on proper tool application, anatomical assessment for myofascial dysfunction, and strategies for enhancing client outcomes. Through guided practice and expert demonstrations, attendees will develop skills to release fascial restrictions, improve range of motion, and reduce pain in clients. Whether the practitioner is looking to expand their therapeutic toolbox or refine their technique, this course will empower them to offer more dynamic, results-driven sessions tailored to individual needs. Perfect for both new and experienced therapists seeking to deepen their expertise.

LIVE, 2 day, 16 CEU Workshop

A Medical Massage Certificate prepares licensed massage therapists to transition from spa-based work into medical and rehabilitation settings by developing the clinical and administrative skills required in healthcare environments. This training emphasizes medical office protocols, SOAP note documentation, treatment planning, professional communication, and appropriate referral practices—with a primary focus on clinical workflow and documentation standards rather than hands-on technique instruction. It’s an ideal pathway for therapists seeking to work alongside physicians, physical therapists, chiropractors, and other healthcare professionals in structured clinical settings.