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available : Hopi Ear Candles (Thermal Auricular Therapy) Diploma in Aromatherapy Diploma in Indian Head Massage Diploma in Reflexology Certificate in Swedish Body Massage Stone Therapy VTCT Diploma in Supporting Health, Safety, Security and Employment Standards |
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| Hopi Ear Candles Thermal Auricular Therapy The course consists of practical and theoretical studies. All practical aspects of the treatment will be fully covered in class. Introduction Construction of the Ear Candles Contra-Indications Anatomy & Physiology of the Ear Disorders of the ear Treatment procedure Lymphatic massage In order to demonstrate your proficiency and competence you will be required to undertake the following : A practical assessment of the treatment of a client under supervision A written assessment Entry requirements Anatomy and Physiology The course is self-certificated by Jill Roberton School of Natural Therapies and is insurable with Professional Beauty Direct | |||
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| Diploma in Aromatherapy VTCT Unit Modules include: M2 Support Health, Safety, Security in the workplace M74 Support employment Standards M52 Use interpersonal skills M100 prepare and plan advanced Aromatherapy M101 provide advanced Aromatherapy treatment The course consists of practical and theoretical studies. The programme is based on flexible learning. The student is expected to complete tasks that cover the theory aspects of the course. These tasks will be outlined but the research is student based. All practical aspects of the treatment will be fully covered in class. In order to demonstrate your proficiency and competence you will be required to undertake the following : Case studies 18 Aromatherapy tasks 1 Internal Written Assessment Aromatherapy 1 External written Assessment Health & Safety Entry Requirements: Diploma in Body massage. Diploma Anatomy and Physiology. |
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All theoretical and practical aspects of the treatment will be fully covered in class. The course is run over one and a half days. 1st day covers : Theoretical History Benefits and effects Contra-indications Aftercare Practical Massage techniques Oils and their properties Routine using oils Routine over clothes 2nd day covers : Review of case studies and their outcomes Assessment of learning To complete the course the student is required to competently cover : 2 case studies each of 2 treatments. 1 practical Assessment. 1 Written Assessment. Entry Requirements Anatomy & Physiology The course is self-certificated by Jill Roberton School of Natural Therapies and is insurable with Professional Beauty Direct |
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Diploma in Reflexology VTCT Unit Modules include: M2 Support Health, Safety, Security in the workplace. M74 Support employment Standards. M52 interpersonal skills with therapy clients. M102 Assess and advise the client for advanced reflexology. M103 provide advanced reflexology. The programme consists of both practical and theoretical studies. The course is based on flexible learning. The student is expected to complete tasks that cover the theory aspects of the course. These tasks will be outlined but the research is student based. All practical aspects of the treatment will be fully covered in class, these include Hand and Auricular treatments. In order to demonstrate your proficiency and competence you will be required to undertake the following 40 Hours of practical work 13 Reflexology tasks 2 Foot Anatomy and Physiology tasks 1 Internal written assessment Reflexology 2 Practical assessments 1 External written assessment Health & Safety Entry requirements : Anatomy and Physiology Diploma of Health and Saftey | |||
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Certificate in Swedish body Massage VTCT Unit Modules include: M2 Support Health, Safety, Security in the workplace M74 Support employment Standards M17 Body Massage The programme consists of practical and theoretical studies The course is based on flexible learning. The student is expected to complete tasks that cover the theory aspects of the course. These tasks will be outlined but the research is student based. All practical aspects of the treatment will be fully covered in class. In order to demonstrate your proficiency and competence you will be required to undertake the following 13 Written tasks 1 Health & Safety assignment 1case study of 4 treatments 1 internal written assessment body massage 2 Practical assessments Entry requirements Anatomy and physiology Dimploma of Health and Safety | |||
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| Stone Therapy The programme consists of practical and theoretical studies that are specifically for use by qualified Massage Therapists All practical aspects of the treatment will be fully covered in class. All background and underpinning theory will be covered in the class The Uses and Applications of Stone therapy with body massage The Benefits and Effects of Treatment The Holistic Approach used in the therapy Chakras Contra-Indications Contra-Actions Aftercare In order to demonstrate your proficiency and competence you will be required to undertake a practical assesment. Entry requirements Massage Certificate Anatomy and Physiology | |||
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| VTCT Diploma in Supporting Health, Safety, Security and Employment Standards. This qualification forms the pre-requisite requirement for all VTCT qualifications The main aim of these units is to ensure that support is given to employment standards and security involving professionalism equality of treatment for clients, community involvement, hygienic practices, cost effectiveness, supporting protection from physical and mental abuse and how the image of the workplace can enhanced. It specifies that all these factors lead to greater success in treatment provision and this leads to security in employment To complete the Diploma the student is required to complete a portfolio of work that contributes to confirming your understanding 6 Written tasks 1 Written assessment | |||
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