Anatomy and Physiology - Students gain a thorough understanding of the body’s systems, structures, and functions, building a solid foundation for effective and safe massage practice.

Massage Theory and Practice - Through both theoretical study and hands-on practice, students learn various massage techniques, modalities, and best practices, allowing them to tailor their approach to different client needs.

Pathology and Treatment - This area explores common conditions, injuries, and diseases, focusing on how massage can support recovery, alleviate symptoms, and improve overall wellness in clients with specific health concerns.

Kinesiology - Understanding human movement and biomechanics is essential for massage therapy. Students study the science of movement, learning how muscles, joints, and connective tissues interact and how to optimize these functions through massage.

Clinical Business Practices - To prepare students for professional success, this section covers essential business knowledge, including client management, ethics, legal requirements, and marketing practices necessary for establishing and maintaining a successful practice.