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Program Descriptions & Career Overviews |
You know you want to pursue a massage/spa/wellness field of study, but you're not 100% sure of the difference between acupressure and acupuncture. Or, you may have heard things about naturopathic medicine but you're not yet convinced it's the degree for you. And what exactly is Iridology, Reiki, and Spiritual Healing, anyway?!
Get to the bottom of what each spa and wellness training area encompasses; the types of things you'll learn; your chances for landing a lucrative job upon graduation, and more... |
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Sound Healing Studies - Sound Healing Programs
Sound healing practitioners have earned their degree in music therapy. It is also possible for a sound healing practitioner to work toward a certificate in a sound healing training program or even a master's degree.
Spa Therapy Studies - Spa Therapy School Programs
In spa therapy programs, you'll discover the therapeutic benefits of naturally occurring mineral waters. Spa therapy programs are not widely available in the U.S. but may be found via complementary and alternative medicine practitioners.
Structural Integration Studies - Structural Integration Programs
In structural integration programs, you'll study anatomy, kinesiology, and physiology from the distinct perspective of Rolfing, a system of deep-tissue bodywork and movement education. Certificate programs as well as continuing education units are available in structural integration.
Thai Bodywork Studies - Thai Bodywork Programs
Diploma and certificate programs, as well as continuing education courses and workshops, are available in Thai bodywork. In Thai bodywork programs, you will learn the theory of energetic anatomy and physiology, therapeutic postures, effective treatment sequences, clinical Thai bodywork to treat specific conditions of pain and dysfunction, and much more.
Tibetan Medicine Studies - Tibetan Medicine Programs
Tibetan medicine is a form of alternative medicine that is based on five basic elements, which include earth, wind, water, fire, and space.
Trager Approach Studies - Trager Approach Programs
Rather than consisting of a set practice of movements and techniques, Trager actually refers to the way in which one should approach the treatment of clients. Thus, Trager is often referred to as the Trager Approach.
Trigger Point Therapy Studies - Trigger Point Therapy Programs
Trigger point therapy is a specific massage therapy that concentrates on the manipulation and application of pressure upon so-called trigger points. Trigger point therapists learn how various trigger points may affect each other, and how to correctly manipulate trigger points in order to either relieve patients' of their malady while avoiding injury to the patient.
Tui Na Studies - Tui Na Progams
Tui na is a form of Chinese massage that focuses on manipulating the body and areas between joints through kneading, rolling, and rubbing the skin. The goal of this acupressure technique is to promote the natural balance of the body as well as healthy chi flow.
Zero Balancing Studies - Zero Balancing Programs
Zero balancing programs teach students how to correctly manipulate a client's body so as to bring their body and energy fields into alignment. Students will also learn how to alter treatment in response to their assessment of a client's body as well as the client's specific requests for the session.
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