Prepare for your new career as a Massage Therapist with the Massage Therapy diploma program at Robertson College. Combining theory with practical training, this comprehensive program covers everything that Massage Therapists must know, fully preparing you for a career in physiotherapy clinics, spas, chiropractic practices, sports injury clinics, fitness centres and wellness centres.
Program Overview
The Robertson College Massage Therapy program provides research and evidence-informed education that goes beyond the standards in the key areas of anatomy, physiology, therapeutic techniques, and research.
Learn to properly assess client problems with an understanding of their specific issues
Be introduced to orthopedics and learn how to perform orthopedic physical assessments to assess gait and posture
Learn about the skeletal system, relevant ligaments, and the nerve supply of the upper and lower extremity so that you may have the proper foundation for professional practice
Be able to design and implement appropriate treatment plans and to evaluate progress
Gain an understanding of clinical massage treatments including how to treat postural dysfunctions, overuse injuries, neck and head conditions, systemic disorders and musculoskeletal injuries
Apply the theoretical knowledge learned in the classroom in a 150-hour practicum arranged by the college
Demonstrate and apply the knowledge learned in a research project
Careers
Our students are trained to start a career as a Massage Therapist or Remedial Massage Therapist.
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