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Program overview

Massage therapists help people feel better and live better lives. Trained massage therapists assess clients, apply therapeutic massage techniques, and adapt treatments to promote rehabilitation and pain reduction.

The Massage Therapy Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Massage Therapy Council for Accreditation (CMTCA) and recognized by the professional associations and regulatory colleges. Delivering training to the highest national standards, the diploma features a comprehensive approach to wellness with an emphasis on treating chronic and acute conditions.

Integrating theory, practice and research, you will gain new skills in the health sciences, client assessment, biomechanics, neuroanatomy, orthopedic assessment, palpation and techniques.

Gain real-life experience as you provide 330-hours of supervised massage therapy treatments to diverse populations through our student-run practicum clinic and at a variety of community outreach opportunities.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES

As a massage therapist, you can work in a variety of settings and practices, such as:

  • Multidisciplinary clinics
  • Rehabilitation centres
  • Health and fitness clubs
  • Health spas
  • Nursing homes
  • Hospital/hospices
  • Community health clinics
  • Home-based practice
  • Mobile clinic

 

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