The techniques demonstrated in this course may only ever be performed by a suitably qualified healthcare professional.

Taking this course does not grant you any form of license to practice manual therapy. Do not practice any form of manual therapy unless it falls within your professional scope of practice.

Depending on where you practice, you may be required by law to meet certain criteria for practicing manual therapy, even if you are a qualified medical or healthcare practitioner.

If you are not sure about the laws and regulations governing the practice of manual therapy in your area, you must make the necessary enquiries to ensure that you meet any and all requirements that may be in place.

If you are unsure, please contact your professional organization or licensing board.

Massage Therapists (MMA formerly AAMT)
10; CPENAT Credits
50; NCBTMB 10 CEUs; AMTA 10 CE Hours; Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC) 10 CE Hours; College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) 10 CE Hours; Canadian Massage Therapists (CMMOTA formerly RMTA) Alberta 3.0 CECs; Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba (MTAM)10.0 Core Credits; Massage Therapists’ Association of Nova Scotia (MTANS)10.0 CEUs; Alabama Board of Physical Therapy 10 CE Hours; College of Chiropractors of British Columbia (CCBC) 10 CE Hours; Iowa Board of Chiropractic (IDPH) 10 CE Hours; Alabama State Board of Occupational Therapy (OT/OTA) - CE Broker (“Patient Related”)10 CEs; Arizona Board of Occupational Therapy Examiners (OT/OTA) - CE Broker (“Related to the Clinical Practice of Occupational Therapy”)10 CEs; Florida Board of Massage Therapy (LMT) - CE Broker (“General”)10 CEs; Georgia Board of Massage Therapy (LMT) - CE Broker  (“General”)10 CEs; Georgia Board of Nursing (LPN/RPN) - CE Broker (“General”)10 CEs; Georgia State Board of Occupational Therapy (OT/OTA) - CE Broker (“General Continuing Education”)10 CEs; Tennessee Board of Massage Licensure (LMT) - CE Broker (“CE relevant to the practice of Massage Therapy”)10 CEs.

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1.  View the video tutorials in the video player above in the order they are listed (where applicable).

2.  Study the course workbook in your own time, in tandem with the video classes, or as directed. 

3.  Review all of the course material several times to ensure understanding.  You will be examined on all course material.

4.  Complete the course exam. 

5.  On passing the course exam you will receive an email with your certificate which you may download and print. 

Upon completion of this continuing education course, participants should be able to:

1. Recognize and Explain the Importance of the Foot: Understand the pivotal role the foot plays in overall health, posture, and well-being, including its intricate connection to various organs and systems of the body.
2. Master the Anatomy and Physiology of the Foot: Identify the key anatomical structures of the foot, including bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments, and describe their functions in movement and weight-bearing.
3. Implement Comprehensive Foot Assessment Techniques: Conduct a thorough assessment of the foot to detect abnormalities, understand client pain points, and determine the best massage approach.
4. Apply Specific Foot Massage Techniques: Skillfully employ a range of massage techniques tailored to the foot, from basic relaxation strokes to advanced therapeutic methods, ensuring both relaxation and therapeutic benefits.
5. Incorporate Reflexology Principles: Understand the basic principles of reflexology and how to integrate specific reflexology techniques into a foot massage to promote holistic wellness.
6. Address Common Foot Ailments: Recognize typical foot conditions like plantar fasciitis, bunions, and flat feet, and apply targeted massage techniques to alleviate pain and promote healing.
7. Ensure Client Comfort and Safety: Demonstrate the correct positioning of clients during a foot massage and apply best practices to ensure client safety, comfort, and relaxation throughout the session.
8. Select and Utilize Appropriate Tools and Products: Recognize and effectively use various tools and products (e.g., massage oils, creams, and foot rollers) to enhance the foot massage experience.
9. Integrate Breathwork and Mindfulness: Incorporate techniques of conscious breathing and mindfulness to enhance relaxation and therapeutic effects during the foot massage.
10. Maintain Professional Ethics and Standards: Uphold the highest standards of professionalism, hygiene, and ethics while delivering foot massage sessions, ensuring client trust and satisfaction.

By mastering the objectives outlined above, participants will be well-equipped to provide a detailed and therapeutic foot massage that caters to individual client needs, ensuring both relaxation and holistic wellness benefits.

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