DTM: Deep Tissue Massage

DTM: 'Deep Tissue Massage'

This is one of our 'Guest' courses, written and presented by Tracy Pearson.

Based in Germany, Tracy is a qualified Tutor and practising multi-modal therapist who also manages an award-nominated Complementary Health and Healing forum. With a passion for teaching, she is completely committed to improving the standards and 'raising the bar' in the Complementary Therapy world.

Within her own clinic, Tracy specialises in remedial work and has many rehabilitation clients as well as International Sportsmen and Women, from several different fields. On a personal note Tracy believes that on any course we can all still learn from each other and encourages interaction and open questions and thoughts.

This course is designed for Massage Therapists who want to take their existing skill set further and enhance the treatments they provide to clients whilst maintaining their own professional well-being. Deep Tissue Massage is a highly effective technique that takes up where Swedish or Holistic Massage leaves off - providing clients with longer lasting results, thereby achieving a higher level of client satisfaction.

Deep Tissue Massage can enable the therapist to address problems within the soft tissue that would have previously been to referred to someone else. It also enables the Therapist to take better care of their joints by decreasing the pressure and strain that will naturally be incurred when working regularly.

Deep Tissue Massage is easily adaptable to any part of the body and can easily fit into existing routines. It can provide clients with longer lasting results achieving a higher level of client satisfaction.

Students must be practising Bodywork Therapists.

Topics addressed include:

* Addressing problems within the soft tissue as an alternative to referring Clients to another Practitioner

* Taking better care of yourself and your joints by decreasing the pressure and strain that you will naturally receive when working regularly

* How to adapt the techniques shown to use on any part of the body

* How to incorporate the techniques into existing routines.

Studies normally commence at 10.00 a.m. and finish 4.30 to 5.00 p.m.

Many Associations accept our Courses for CPD including the IFPA (6 category A Points) and CThA (5 Credits).

If you would like to attend this course but cannot attend on any of the dates listed, please let us know and we will inform you as new dates are scheduled.

Date	Location	Cost
Please ask for dates	Ash, Surrey	£100

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