What does a Remedial Massage Therapist do?

How long does it take to study Remedial Massage?

Remedial Massage Therapists take a thorough history via a new client form, that asks detailed questions about the client's history, such as accidents, surgeries, injuries, family history, etc to collect as much data as they can to better equip them to make an informed decision when building and compiling the TREATMENT PLAN.

Once the client form has been filled out, typically the therapist will ask a number of questions to the client about why they have decided to come in, what is bothering them, and how they can help. Once the therapist knows the goals, wants, desires of the client, tests are conducted, such as special, orthopedic and others. Posture is analyzed, so is Gait in some cases.

There is a lot of data collected before a treatment plan is designed.

The Treatment plan will consist of release exercises, suchas stretches, trigger point release such as foam rolling and strengthening exercises or activations eg glute bridges.