The Gibbons School of Massage Therapy
Chagrin Valley Wellness
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Course Description

AP101 – Anatomy and Physiology I
110 hours
Prerequisite: None
 

Anatomy and Physiology I is an introduction to the human body’s structure and the function of its systems. 
Students will learn the fundamentals of medical terminology, the organization of the human body and the basic processes of life. Cells and tissues, body orientation, the integumentary system, bone tissue, bones of the skeleton and joints will be the focus of this course.



MT101 – Massage Theory and Practical Application
110 hours
Prerequisite: None


Massage Theory and Practical Applications will introduce the student to basic massage practice and its history.  Students will learn how to apply a variety of Swedish massage techniques including stroking, kneading, friction, joint mobilization, percussion, vibration, compression, jostling, shaking, and rocking while maintaining a safe and sanitary work environment as defined by the Center for Disease Control.  Personal hygiene, proper body mechanics, client positioning and draping procedures will also be addressed.  The powerful effects of touch will be explored and upon completion of the course students will hold a certificate in Reiki.








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