Swedish Acupressure is a 13 week course.  Students graduating from the Swedish Acupressure course will receive a certificate for 250-hours of training.  The massage routine that is taught in this course can be used as a basic routine that can be added onto in future courses and seminars.  Swedish Acupressure is therefore required before you can take the advanced massage course.  The hands on portion of the Swedish Acupressure is taught at establish times outlined at the beginning of each course.  The rest of the instruction such as the anatomy and business management would be taught online.   Internships are required after completion of class, and there will be a supervised student clinic open to the public for massage to fulfill the internship requirements. 

Only twenty-four students maximum will be accepted for this course, and the course will be taught twice a year.  It is important that you turn in all application paperwork as soon as you can to help secure a spot in the class. The uniform for this course are white scrubs with the school logo and white soft sole shoes.  In order to take this course you must have a computer with internet access.  You must purchase your own massage table, and linens.  Lotions will be provided by the school. 

Only twenty-four students maximum will be accepted for this course, and the course will be taught twice a year.  It is important that you turn in all application paperwork as soon as you can to help secure a spot in the class. The uniform for this course are white scrubs with the school logo and white soft sole shoes.  In order to take this course you must have a computer with internet access.  You must purchase your own massage table, and linens.  Lotions will be provided by the school. 

Swedish Acupressure Massage combines techniques of both Swedish Massage and Acupressure: Swedish massage is by far the most predominant example of traditional European massage and it is the most commonly used method in the United States. Oil is usually used, which facilitates the stroking and kneading of the body, thereby stimulating metabolism and circulation. Its active and passive movements of the joints promote general relaxation, improve circulation and range of motion, and relieve muscle tension. Swedish massage is often given as a complete, full body technique, though sometimes only a part of the body is worked on.  
Acupressure:  Finger pressure massage. Based on applying pressure to a pattern of specific points that correspond with the acupuncture points. Pressure is applied with the thumb, finger, and palm rather than needles.

Advanced Massage Course:  For students wishing to take the massage training to a higher level, the advanced massage class will be offered after the course ends.  In the advanced course students will learn deep tissue techniques from Tui Na and Sports Massage/Trigger Point Therapy techniques and can be used as insertions in the basic Swedish Acupressure Massage.   Insurance Billing and Business Management are taught in the Advanced Course.