Related Care
•	Breathe and Relax While Stretching
•	Picking the Stretches that are Best for You
•	Specific and Sustained
•	Trigger Points are Relieved by Massage and Stretching
•	When to Stretch and When to Get Help

Course Description

Massage therapy can bring much relief to pregnant women. Take this course to learn how to position your client safely to avoid supine hypotensive syndrome. You will also learn how to stabilize the pregnant client on the table as well as to drape her for good therapeutic access to tense muscles, while maintaining her privacy.

Course material list:

3,300 word course manual with 11 images of positioning, pillowing, draping and postural hypotensive syndrome.
1 video clip demonstrating sidelying draping in detail

Click here to watch the YouTube preview video clip.

Continuing Education Credits/Units: This course should take you 1 hour to complete. It has been assigned the following values:

0.5 Category A CEU by the CMTO & CMTNL (College of Massage Therapists of Ontario, College of Massage Therapists of Newfoundland and Labrador)
2 Category A CEU's, CEC's by MTAA, MTAS & MTAM (Massage Therapist Association of Alberta, Massage Therapist Association of Saskatchewan, and the Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba)
This course does NOT meet the current CEC standards of the CMTBC (College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia)

TouchU Course Guarantee If this course does not help you significantly improve your knowledge or clinical skills, notify us within 30 days of the purchase date and we will refund your purchase price.

	Breathing

	Frozen Shoulder

	Myofascial Trigger Points

	Plantar Fasciitis

	Stretching

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