Self-paced Home Study 5 CE Hour Evidence-Based Medical Massage

PLEASE DO NOT PURCHASE THIS NONREFUNDABLE, TIME-SENSITIVE COURSE UNLESS YOU ARE READY TO COMPLETE IT WITHIN 7-DAYS OF PURCHASE.  This course must be completed within 7-days of purchase, before it expires and your account is subsequently deactivated. Course access time starts from the minute of purchase.  Please do not wait until the last couple of days to start or complete training, because no training extensions are available for any reason, including tech issues. 

It is recommended to take this computer based training on an updated desktop computer or laptop. This training is provided via prerecorded video, with printed handouts that can be downloaded, as well as quiz(es) plus a course survey, to meet board requirements to issue CE credit.  You can learn more about taking our self-paced home study training by watching this quick start video:

Our automated systems will send a course access link to your registered email address after purchase. You can also login to your paid training at lms.CeInstitute.com with your registered email address, and then use the "Forgot Password" link if you did not set up a password, or cannot remember it. 

This course is approved by NCBTMB, FL, SC, GA & TN boards of massage and all states that accept NCBTMB hours. FL Board accepts this home study course as its "regular" hands-on relevant to massage technique CE credit. If you are taking this for CE credit and unsure if this course meets your CE requirements, please check with your own board to ensure you will receive the credit you need PRIOR TO registering or paying.  

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Clinical practitioners, including licensed massage therapists, should always practice with an evidence-based approach.  Evidence-based work can validate a practitioner's treatment as therapeutic and effective. 

In this 5 CE hour class, we will review dozens of massage-related published medical research studies.  This includes reviewing research differences between case studies, clinical trials and systematic reviews. We will simultaneously use this research to teach similar hands-on skills and bodywork approaches that are used in the research studies.  By the end of class, practitioners should find that the reviewed research and simultaneous hands-on practice has improved, validated and/or corrected hands-on skills. 

The medical research and hands-on skills that will be reviewed in this evidence based training includes:

• Various massage and bodywork research papers and studies
• Various instructor demonstration of evidence-based massage therapy applications
• DOI or digital object identifier definition and use
• The difference between case studies, comparative research, clinical trials and reviews
• The difference between blind and double blind research studies
• The difference between high and low quality research studies
• Retrograde application
• Pain relief achieved through massage therapy application
  
• Timing and frequency of massage therapy appointments and applications
  

This is an extremely fast-paced course to review as much research, medical condition and practice as possible.  Some of the hands-on skills reviewed in these research studies will require further hands-on training beyond the time we have to teach in this evidence based course.  The same applies to all of the massage and bodywork modalities reviewed in this course.  We will simply review research of various massage therapy and bodywork practices, thenn therapists should seek additional training in any subject or field where they would like to practice more, if they do not already have that training (i.e. MLD, aromatherapy, reflexology, hot stone, etc.).  

This course is designed to provide massage therapists innumerous amounts of research to both validate and improve their work.

5 CE Evidence-Based Medical Massage Self-paced Home Study CE Broker Course Tracking #: 20-1258656

About your Instructor - to learn more about how our instructor approaches evidence-based medical massage, please view her most recent published article in Massage Magazine on this topic: