Aug 23, 2010

Carrington College – Massage Therapy

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Length to Graduate: 48 Weeks
Location: AZ-Phoenix, AZ-Tempe, AZ-Tucson, ID-Boise, NM-Albuquerque, WA-Spokane
Subject: Therapeutic Massage

DESCRIPTION

You can prepare for a career in the rewarding and fulfilling natural health industry with help from the Massage Therapy program at Carrington College.

The comprehensive curriculum uses a combination of Swedish and other manual massage techniques, as well as energetic therapies and other bodywork methods. Carrington College will also teach you the ins and outs of human anatomy, physiology, massage therapy ethics, and effective communication.

ADVANTAGES

Our Career Services department can offer you the assistance you need to evaluate your options and the guidance you deserve to apply for a position that matches your interests and expertise. These services are available to all Carrington College graduates at no charge and include job search training, resume writing and interview preparation.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

Carrington College prepares you for a career by matching you with faculty who are experts in their field. They can share their experiences and let you know what to expect after you graduate. When it comes to your studies, our faculty members are there to provide the academic guidance you need when you need it.

FINANCIAL AID

The College participates in various federal and state student financial assistance programs, as well as private third party financing.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarship assistance is provided to defray the cost of tuition and will be applied directly to program account balances, where appropriate.

CERTIFICATIONS

Carrington College is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools

SUMMARY

At Carrington College our Massage Therapy program incorporates formal classroom instruction, laboratory practice in a spa-like setting, and a hands-on internship where students hone their massage skills on actual clients. The program includes extensive review of human anatomy and physiology, as well as various types of massage including Shiatsu, sports massage, Swedish massage and other manual and energetic therapies.  Since many of our graduates aspire to build their own practice, the curriculum includes information related to the business of massage, such as basic management skills, accounting and marketing.

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Carrington College – Massage Therapy


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