The Massage therapy program(RMA) is designed to prepare graduates to take the MBLEx set up by Federal State Massage Therapy Board and to qualify for an entry-level position in any phase of Massage Therapy. The instructing methods include lectures, demonstrations, analysis of an example of questions ,watching videos courseware, and hands-on experiences/instructions. in the aspect of Continuing Education, We provide the curriculum of development in practical skills and ethics/laws . Theory and practice are integrated throughout the program and meet the following requirements: 220 hours of study of sciences (Anatomy Physiology Kinesiology and Pathology) ; 260 hours of massage theory, principles, and practice of massage ; 50 hours of student clinic ; 55 hours of clinical business practices ; 40 hours of professional ethics ;7 hours of learning/instructing/training for the Certification that courses in American Red Cross first aids and American Heart Association CPR or the equivalent requirements are met . During special events such as a pandemic, Online (Wechat platform) /Zoom system training or other distance education may be adopted as approval. the total of training proceeds with a minimum of six months. We issue the diploma upon the completion of training and fulfillment of financial obligations. Starting on September 1st 2021 and upon approval by DOH of Washington State , We will carry out our new massage therapy program(632 hours) , and tuition increasing accordingly. The total tuition is $8800.
System structure and function
The chemical level
Three type of Chemical Bonds
Basic chemical reactions and the concept of pH
The Cellular level (components and function)
Phases of Cell Division
The tissue Level (four Tissue Types)
Twelve system of Human
Circulation
Formation of Blood Cell
The heart structure
The blood vessels
Hepatic Portal circulation
Movement of Substances into and out of cells
Digestive
Six basic processes of digestive system
the peritoneum and its associated structures
Endocrine
How the body responds to stress
Integumentary
immune & Lymphatic
Muscular
Types and Functions of Muscular Tissue and fascia
The anatomy of skeletal muscle fibers
Nervous
The Brain and Protective Coverings
The 12 Cranial Nerves: Name, Location, and Function
Spinal Nerves & Branches of the Cervical, Brachial. Lumbar. & Sacral Plexuses
Reproduction
Respiratory
Skeletal
Urinary
Special Senses
Tissue Injury and Repair
Acute soft tissue injury
Concepts of Energetic Anatomy
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