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Subjects of Study

The program will consist of the following modules:

September to December
January to June
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - 9-5 pm
Clinics are held on Thursday afternoons between 1-5 pm

Students are requested to purchase a massage table and a basic spa kit.

Module Course Title Hours per Module
Module 1 Spa History and Concepts – Vacek
20
Module 2 Client Management – Geier/Masri
40
Module 3 Spa Regulations and Safety – Regulations Health Department
24
Module 4 Energetic Relaxation & Swedish Massage
121
Module 5 Thai Massage and Reflexology – Kai
180
Module 6 Professional Practice – Turner
21
Practicum Clinical Practice Begins After Week 6 Program Thursday afternoons, 1-5 pm
121
Module 7 Aromatherapy Massage – Lynne
233
Module 8 Managing Your Energy System: Healing Touch I and II – Anderson
46
Module 9 Aryuvedic Health – Dr. Samrai
36
Module 10 Body Treatments in Spa Environment– Instructor TBA
96
Module 11 Mind - Body Techniques For Spa- Turner
42
Module 12 Mineral Waters and Therapeutic Uses of Water - Vacek
30
Module 13 Hydrotherapy – Instructor TBA
75
Module 14 Herbs and Nutrition for Spa - Ziccarelli
72
Module 15 Self Care for Spa Practitioners: Integration of Yoga in Spa Environments - Gulamhusein
48
Module 16 Advanced treatments and procedures for Spa (Oxygen Therapy/Sound Therapy/ Intro to Year 2 workshops)
24
Module 17 Spa Treatment and Medication Awareness – Persad
28
Module 18 Practicum to consolidate skills
320

 

Successful completion of all 18 modules is necessary to obtain a certificate. Independent modules can be taken for a particular area of interest. The program content is current and consistent with health industry standards and guidelines introduced by the International Spa Association (ISPA) (2006) and Leading Spas of Canada. (LSC) (2006).

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