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The study (both lecture and applied) of the manipulation of soft tissues for therapeutic purposes, with at least 125 hours dedicated to the study of Swedish massage therapy techniques.

The study of the structure of the human body including the bones, joints, muscles and all body systems.

The Study of the functions of the various systems of the body.

The study of the fundamentals of the musculoskeletal system and biomechanics. The students will learn specific palpation of each muscle and its attachments as well as the actions it produces.

The study of human disease and the effects of the disease. This course will deal with types of diseases, agents of disease, modes of transmission, risk factors for disease, contraindications, and indications for massage.

The study of health, hygiene, first aid, universal

precautions, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), disease prevention, self-care techniques and personal and professional skills necessary to work with the public.

The study of massage therapy laws and rules, business practices, and professional ethics standards established by the law or Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).

The use of generally accepted methods of external applications of water in the form of either heat or cold.

The internship program at our massage school in College Station, Texas and begins after the successful completion of the first 250 hours of massage therapy training. The internship program is a supervised, hands-on program in which students provide massage therapy services to the general public. All 50 hours must be hands-on.