California Professional College

Course Information
MASSAGE THERAPY - 300 Hours Prerequisite: None Educational Objectives: This course is designed to train a massage therapist who possesses a basic understanding of anatomy/physiology, massage theory, and various massage techniques, knows the benefits and contraindications of massage and can give a professional massage with various techniques. Classes to complete Massage Therapy course: Anatomy/Physiology - 50 hours Massage Standards & Ethics - 18 hours Massage History & Theory - 36 hours Massage Techniques - 36 hours Massage Applications - 36 hours Massage Practicum - 100 hours Elective Courses - 24 hours Sequence and Frequency of Lessons of Class Sessions: Daytime or Evening class Students attend 25 hours on the average per week finishing this program in 12 weeks.	ACUPRESSURE THERAPY - 300 Hours Prerequisite: None Educational Objectives: To produce a qualified acupressure therapist who possesses a basic understanding of anatomy/physiology, yin-yang & meridian theory, and various oriental acupressure techniques, knows the benefits and contraindications of acupressure and can give a professional acupressure treatment. Classes to complete Acupressure Therapy course: Anatomy/Physiology - 50 hours Basic Acupressure Points - 18 hours Acupressure History & Theory - 36 hours Acupressure Techniques - 36 hours Acupressure Applications - 36 hours Acupressure Practicum -100 hours Elective Courses - 24 hours Sequence and Frequency of Lessons of Class Sessions: Daytime or Evening class Students attend 25 hours on the average per week finishing this program in 12 weeks.
SPORTS MASSAGE THERAPY - 200 Hours Prerequisite: Massage Therapy or Acupressure Therapy Educational Objectives: Advanced techniques of sports massage are presented to enhance his/her work in sports therapy field. Students learn to practice natural healing techniques based on sports massage and other gentle healing techniques. Processes of various sports-related muscular problems are presented so that the student can fully comprehend the condition of the patient. Classes to complete Acupressure Therapy course: Sports Anatomy & Physiology - 50 hours Sports Massage Techniques - 24 hours Sports Massage Applications - 48 hours Sports Massage Practicum - 60 hours Elective Courses - 18 hours Sequence and Frequency of Lessons of Class Sessions: Daytime or Evening class Students attend 25 hours on the average per week finishing this program in 8 weeks.	ORIENTAL BODYWORK THERAPY - 200 Hours Prerequisite: Massage Therapy or Acupressure Therapy Educational Objectives: Advanced techniques of oriental bodywork therapy are presented to enhance his/her work in medical and clinical field. Students learn to practice natural healing techniques based on acupressure and oriental bodywork healing techniques. Processes of various abnormal body conditions are presented so that the student can fully comprehend the condition of the patient. Classes to complete Acupressure Therapy course: Oriental Bodywork Theory - 24 hours Kinesiology - 24 hours Oriental Bodywork Techniques - 24 hours Oriental Bodywork Applications - 48 hours Oriental Bodywork Practicum - 62 hours Elective Elective Courses - 18 hours Sequence and Frequency of Lessons of Class Sessions: Daytime or Evening class Students attend 25 hours on the average per week finishing this program in 8 weeks.

Course Information

MASSAGE THERAPY - 300 Hours

Prerequisite: None

Educational Objectives:
This course is designed to train a massage therapist
who possesses a basic understanding of
anatomy/physiology, massage theory, and various
massage techniques, knows the benefits and
contraindications of massage and can give a
professional massage with various techniques.

Classes to complete Massage Therapy course:
Anatomy/Physiology - 50 hours Massage
Standards & Ethics - 18 hours
Massage History & Theory - 36 hours
Massage Techniques - 36 hours
Massage Applications - 36 hours Massage
Practicum - 100 hours
Elective Courses - 24 hours

Sequence and Frequency of Lessons of Class Sessions:
Daytime or Evening class
Students attend 25 hours on the average per week
finishing this program in 12 weeks.

ACUPRESSURE THERAPY - 300 Hours

Prerequisite: None

Educational Objectives:
To produce a qualified acupressure therapist who
possesses a basic understanding of anatomy/physiology,
yin-yang & meridian theory, and various oriental
acupressure techniques, knows the benefits and
contraindications of acupressure and can give a
professional acupressure treatment.

Classes to complete Acupressure Therapy course:
Anatomy/Physiology - 50 hours Basic
Acupressure Points - 18 hours
Acupressure History & Theory - 36 hours
Acupressure Techniques - 36 hours
Acupressure Applications - 36 hours
Acupressure Practicum -100 hours
Elective Courses - 24 hours

Sequence and Frequency of Lessons of Class Sessions:
Daytime or Evening class
Students attend 25 hours on the average per week
finishing this program in 12 weeks.

SPORTS MASSAGE THERAPY - 200 Hours

Prerequisite: Massage Therapy or Acupressure Therapy

Educational Objectives:
Advanced techniques of sports massage are presented to
enhance his/her work in sports therapy field.
Students learn to practice natural healing techniques
based on sports massage and other gentle healing
techniques. Processes of various sports-related
muscular problems are presented so that the student
can fully comprehend the condition of the patient.

Classes to complete Acupressure Therapy course:
Sports Anatomy & Physiology - 50 hours Sports
Massage Techniques - 24 hours
Sports Massage Applications - 48 hours Sports
Massage Practicum - 60 hours
Elective Courses - 18 hours

Sequence and Frequency of Lessons of Class Sessions:
Daytime or Evening class
Students attend 25 hours on the average per week
finishing this program in 8 weeks.

ORIENTAL BODYWORK THERAPY - 200 Hours

Prerequisite: Massage Therapy or Acupressure Therapy

Educational Objectives:
Advanced techniques of oriental bodywork therapy are
presented to enhance his/her work in medical and
clinical field. Students learn to practice natural
healing techniques based on acupressure and oriental
bodywork healing techniques. Processes of various
abnormal body conditions are presented so that the
student can fully comprehend the condition of the
patient.

Classes to complete Acupressure Therapy course:
Oriental Bodywork Theory - 24 hours
Kinesiology - 24 hours
Oriental Bodywork Techniques - 24 hours
Oriental Bodywork Applications - 48 hours
Oriental Bodywork Practicum - 62 hours Elective
Elective Courses - 18 hours

Sequence and Frequency of Lessons of Class Sessions:
Daytime or Evening class
Students attend 25 hours on the average per week
finishing this program in 8 weeks.

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