Oriental MassageSessions: Term C Overview:
This course introduces the student to the theories and practices of the Chinese and Japanese healing arts. Upon completion, the student will have a basic understanding of the oriental concept and will be able to apply the learned information to practical application. The student is introduced to terminology and theory including yin/yang and five phases theory. Concepts such as qi are explored. Tools such as hara evaluation, kyo/jitsu theory and four stages of assessment are introduced. The student becomes familiar with proper hand and body movements, the flow of meridians and with the general knowledge of the indications and extreme cautions for use of these methods. Each class follows the format of lecture, demonstration and student exchange (108 hours over 24 classes). *National CCRS recommendation – 4 semester hours (3 lecture, 1 Laboratory) in Massage Therapy. Instructors:Susan Sullivan BS, LMTInstructorTom Pinckney, LMT, BSInstructor |
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