Description
Massage in Pregnancy- CPD – 6 points (IFPA) / 5 points (FHT)
Some therapists can find massaging pregnant clients daunting when actually this can be a most rewarding ‘type’ of client to treat. We have put together an interesting day that explores the different massage techniques and positions that can be employed with your pregnant clients.
Positions that are comfortable for your client will be demonstrated for all three key stages of pregnancy with massage movements designed to relax both mother and baby. Massage for certain pregnancy-based conditions, such as lower back pains or calf cramps, is also discussed and taught. The day also covers the development of the fetus, discussion around partner involvement, and practical sessions including massage for labour.
Booking a Course
Courses can be booked online, by email to courses@penny-price.com, or by telephone at 01455 251 020. Provisional bookings can be made by phone (Monday – Friday, 09:00 am – 5:00 pm) or by email. All bookings will be acknowledged by post or email, and directions and accommodation details will be provided. The start and end times of the course and other details will be in the letter of acceptance.
All in-house courses have a booking deadline of the Monday two weeks prior to the start date.
Cancellation Policy
If you are unable to attend a course for any reason, the following will apply:
- Cancellations given over 14 days’ notice will receive a refund or be transferred to another course less a £10 cancellation fee.
- To take their chosen course via Distance Learning, at no extra cost, if the course is available as such.
- The option to have a 1:1 bespoke training session for an additional £75 per day. (Applies to CPD only.)
- A full refund.
Please ensure you have read and understood these terms and conditions of booking.
What to Wear?
Students at the Academy are encouraged to be relaxed and at ease. For this reason, it is recommended loose comfortable trousers and tops are worn that enable easy movement and do not restrict the body. All loose tops and shirts should be tucked in to prevent ‘trailing’ on the client for practical courses. Shoes should be flat-heeled and comfortable.