Empowering Practitioners with Expert Massage Training

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• In depth anatomy and physiology, including the knowledge and application of the brachial, lumbar and sacral plexi

• Neurological and reflex tests 

• Pelvic and sacral dysfunctions and treatment

• Specific Positioning Active Release (a very precise variant of MET) for the cervical, thoracic, ribs and lumbar spine 

• In depth ligament, special tests and treatment for

  • Hip

  • Knee

  • Ankle

  • Foot

  • Shoulder

  • Elbow

  • Wrist

  • Hand

  • Temporomandibular joint

• Postural Drainage

• Lymphatic Drainage

• Radiology

• Pharmacology

• Rehabilitation Programmes

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Entry Requirements
Entry for the Diploma in Advanced Remedial Massage is the Diploma in Remedial and Sports Massage or equivalent, at Level 8 (The Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework; Scotland); Level 5 (Regulated Qualifications Framework; England and Wales); Level 6 (Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment; Northern Ireland); on the UK Qualification Comparison Chart.  Students unsure of eligibility should contact the School for further guidance.

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Course Duration
The course will run once a month for eleven weekends over the period of a year. 

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Method of Study
The course will be run over eleven weekends. Weekends will be run approximately once a month and will cover both the practical and theoretical elements of the course. This learning will be supplemented by  home study each month which will include assignments, practice of techniques, case studies and a research paper. Students will also be expected to both shadow and conduct case studies on tutors, for at least 3 half days throughout the course. They will also be encouraged to form small study groups to allow practice of practical techniques between weekends.

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Course Material

Course material will consist of comprehensive handouts, dynamic spreadsheets and video links. Students will therefore require access to email, the internet and Microsoft Office and have a working knowledge of each.

 

Equipment

All students will need access to a couch for their case studies. 

Assessment
Award of the diploma will based on: 

• Continuous assessment throughout the course, based on weekend theory tests and practical assessments, together with home study assignments, case studies and a dissertation.

• Final assessments, which will include written, oral and practical examinations.

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Qualification
On successful completion of the course, students will be awarded a Diploma in Advanced Remedial Massage.

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Accreditation
Courses are accredited by both the Scottish Massage Therapists Organisation and the National Association of Massage and Manipulative Therapists.

Further Training
On successful completion of the course students will be eligible to apply for the Diploma in Orthopaedic Massage and Manipulation.

Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
On completion of the course opportunities will be provided for graduates to gain their statutory 20 hours CPD required to meet GCMT and CHNC guidelines.

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Enquiries
Please contact us with any queries at admin@amts.co.uk

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