Clinical Applications II – CL206-30

Clinical Applications II CL206-30 (30 hours, 1.5 units)

This hands-on laboratory course provides students with a professional atmosphere at which to apply techniques learned in other courses. Students work 20 hours at IPSB’s Massage Therapy Center where students will continue the experiential learning begun in the Clinical Applications section of Contemporary Methods B, allowing students to work on the public with progressively less dependence on the instructors. The learning experience is supported by 10 hours of classroom meetings focusing on five major themes to better prepare the student for working in a Clinic or Spa-like setting. The themes include: Body Mechanics and Self Care, Inconsistencies in the MassageProfession regarding Modalities, Communication and Ambiance in the Clinic/ Spa, Effective Charting, and Putting It All Together.

Path of Study: Core Class

Prerequisite: Contemporary Methods  of Massage & Bodywork Group B (Clinical Applications I CMB-1, Sensory Repatterning – CMB-2, and Somatic Psychology – CMB-3)