Module One (extended course)
From July 1st 2011, Module One was extended to 3 full days of study to include an extra half day of instruction on the safe management of clients with compromised lymphnodes. Understanding lymphatic drainage issues is essential in ensuring positive outcomes for clients who have had lymphnodes removed or eradiated. Extended practical opportunities with internationally accredited teachers makes this course unique in Australia.
- 6 units (a unit is a morning or afternoon session of approximately 4 hours with appropriate breaks)
- 9am to 5pm for three days
- Unit 1 - Introduction; opening your heart to cancer; understanding how cancer develops and spreads around the body (science).
- Unit 2 - Pressure, site, position adjustments for clients under going chemotherapy. Pressure adjustment practical – breaking the habits of massage therapy.
- Unit 3 - Understanding fascia; relaxation reflex; pressure, site, position for clients undergoing radiation or surgery.
- Unit 4 - Stem Cell Flow practical; pressure, site, position for clients with appliances, scar tissue and bone metastases.
- Unit 5& 6 - A full day of safe massage for clients with lymphnodes removed, practical and theory. Taking oncology massage into your clinic and your community.
Inaugural NZ Module One Group (above)
Module One Prac sessions (below)
