The New Zealand College of MassageThe New Zealand College of Massage offers the most comprehensive range of training in massage and related body therapies available in New Zealand.What allows us to make this claim?
We have chosen to specialise in massage and related therapies. This focus has allowed us to develop an excellent teaching team and our programmes have gained wide recognition. We have a reputation for quality of delivery and for the passionate way in which our staff approach their specialist subjects. We maintain small class sizes, despite trends to large classes in many tertiary institutions. We pride ourselves on the quality of the practical experience that we offer and on the high standards that we set. We get regular feedback from graduates who are working in Britain, USA, Australia, and Canada as to the excellence of the training they have received from us. Our programmes are eclectic, but have been developed specifically for the New Zealand marketplace. Research into massage in recent years has shown that there are clear benefits for health. Massage facilitates weight gain in pre-term infantsand speeds growth and development in normal term infants. It reduces stress hormonesin the body and alleviates depressive symptoms. A great deal of pain reduction is possible with massage and its associated therapies, and there are also clear indications that massage improves immune function. Mental alertness is increased and people who receive massage on a regular basis have fewer health problems overall. a. Certificate programmes: i. Certificate in Relaxation Massage Level 4 A series of five levels of massage courses underpins this qualification. The end result is an excellent ability to perform massage for relaxation, stress reduction, and general health. There are also short courses in aromatherapy, holistic pulsing, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, and sports massage. Each of these therapeutic approaches is complete in itself, and is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. A distance learning course in anatomy and physiology and a first aid course complete this qualification. ii. Certificate in Allied Therapies Level 4 This has a selection from a range of courses: aromatherapy, communication skills, deluxe relaxation massage, facial massage, holistic pulsing, massage for pregnancy, massage for life threatening illness, on site massage, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, sports therapy, stress management. Each of these therapeutic approaches is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. The Certificate in Massage must be gained first. b. Diploma programmes i. Diploma in Therapeutic Massage Level 6 Therapeutic Massage can be relaxing, or can be used to target specific body dysfunction such as aching shoulders, soreness around the hip area etc. This Diploma is the minimum requirement for the practice of therapeutic massage. It has a strong underpinning of anatomy and physiology, which is used for the development of clinical reasoning and assessment skills. 18 months full time or can be taken part time covers the National Diploma in Massage (Therapeutic) ii. Diploma in Massage and Clinical Sports Therapy Level 6
Contains courses that are
unique to NZCM. Our sports directors have based their teaching on
extensive experience with professional athletes in a variety of sports.
Graduates are able to work with functional aspects of human movement and
to assist athletes to make the most of their natural talents, while
decreasing chances of injury. a. Certificate programmes: i. Certificate in Relaxation Massage Level 4 A series of five levels of massage courses underpins this qualification. The end result is an excellent ability to perform massage for relaxation, stress reduction, and general health. There are also short courses in aromatherapy, holistic pulsing, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, and sports massage. Each of these therapeutic approaches is complete in itself, and is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. A distance learning course in anatomy and physiology and a first aid course complete this qualification. ii. Certificate in Allied Therapies Level 4 This has a selection from a range of courses: aromatherapy, communication skills, deluxe relaxation massage, facial massage, holistic pulsing, massage for pregnancy, massage for life threatening illness, on site massage, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, sports therapy, stress management. Each of these therapeutic approaches is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. The Certificate in Massage must be gained first. b. Diploma programmes i. Diploma in Therapeutic Massage Level 6 Therapeutic Massage can be relaxing, or can be used to target specific body dysfunction such as aching shoulders, soreness around the hip area etc. This Diploma is the minimum requirement for the practice of therapeutic massage. It has a strong underpinning of anatomy and physiology, which is used for the development of clinical reasoning and assessment skills. 18 months full time or can be taken part time covers the National Diploma in Massage (Therapeutic) ii. Diploma in Massage and Clinical Sports Therapy Level 6 98 Carlton Gore Road, a. Certificate programmes: i. Certificate in Relaxation Massage Level 4 A series of five levels of massage courses underpins this qualification. The end result is an excellent ability to perform massage for relaxation, stress reduction, and general health. There are also short courses in aromatherapy, holistic pulsing, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, and sports massage. Each of these therapeutic approaches is complete in itself, and is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. A distance learning course in anatomy and physiology and a first aid course complete this qualification. ii. Certificate in Allied Therapies Level 4 This has a selection from a range of courses: aromatherapy, communication skills, deluxe relaxation massage, facial massage, holistic pulsing, massage for pregnancy, massage for life threatening illness, on site massage, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, sports therapy, stress management. Each of these therapeutic approaches is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. The Certificate in Massage must be gained first. b. Diploma programmes i. Diploma in Therapeutic Massage Level 6 Therapeutic Massage can be relaxing, or can be used to target specific body dysfunction such as aching shoulders, soreness around the hip area etc. This Diploma is the minimum requirement for the practice of therapeutic massage. It has a strong underpinning of anatomy and physiology, which is used for the development of clinical reasoning and assessment skills. 18 months full time or can be taken part time covers the National Diploma in Massage (Therapeutic) ii. Diploma in Massage and Clinical Sports Therapy Level 6 Newmarket a. Certificate programmes: i. Certificate in Relaxation Massage Level 4 A series of five levels of massage courses underpins this qualification. The end result is an excellent ability to perform massage for relaxation, stress reduction, and general health. There are also short courses in aromatherapy, holistic pulsing, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, and sports massage. Each of these therapeutic approaches is complete in itself, and is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. A distance learning course in anatomy and physiology and a first aid course complete this qualification. ii. Certificate in Allied Therapies Level 4 This has a selection from a range of courses: aromatherapy, communication skills, deluxe relaxation massage, facial massage, holistic pulsing, massage for pregnancy, massage for life threatening illness, on site massage, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, sports therapy, stress management. Each of these therapeutic approaches is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. The Certificate in Massage must be gained first. b. Diploma programmes i. Diploma in Therapeutic Massage Level 6 Therapeutic Massage can be relaxing, or can be used to target specific body dysfunction such as aching shoulders, soreness around the hip area etc. This Diploma is the minimum requirement for the practice of therapeutic massage. It has a strong underpinning of anatomy and physiology, which is used for the development of clinical reasoning and assessment skills. 18 months full time or can be taken part time covers the National Diploma in Massage (Therapeutic) ii. Diploma in Massage and Clinical Sports Therapy Level 6
Tel: 09 522 5522 a. Certificate programmes: i. Certificate in Relaxation Massage Level 4 A series of five levels of massage courses underpins this qualification. The end result is an excellent ability to perform massage for relaxation, stress reduction, and general health. There are also short courses in aromatherapy, holistic pulsing, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, and sports massage. Each of these therapeutic approaches is complete in itself, and is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. A distance learning course in anatomy and physiology and a first aid course complete this qualification. ii. Certificate in Allied Therapies Level 4 This has a selection from a range of courses: aromatherapy, communication skills, deluxe relaxation massage, facial massage, holistic pulsing, massage for pregnancy, massage for life threatening illness, on site massage, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, sports therapy, stress management. Each of these therapeutic approaches is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. The Certificate in Massage must be gained first. b. Diploma programmes i. Diploma in Therapeutic Massage Level 6 Therapeutic Massage can be relaxing, or can be used to target specific body dysfunction such as aching shoulders, soreness around the hip area etc. This Diploma is the minimum requirement for the practice of therapeutic massage. It has a strong underpinning of anatomy and physiology, which is used for the development of clinical reasoning and assessment skills. 18 months full time or can be taken part time covers the National Diploma in Massage (Therapeutic) ii. Diploma in Massage and Clinical Sports Therapy Level 6 Wellington Campus a. Certificate programmes: i. Certificate in Relaxation Massage Level 4 A series of five levels of massage courses underpins this qualification. The end result is an excellent ability to perform massage for relaxation, stress reduction, and general health. There are also short courses in aromatherapy, holistic pulsing, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, and sports massage. Each of these therapeutic approaches is complete in itself, and is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. A distance learning course in anatomy and physiology and a first aid course complete this qualification. ii. Certificate in Allied Therapies Level 4 This has a selection from a range of courses: aromatherapy, communication skills, deluxe relaxation massage, facial massage, holistic pulsing, massage for pregnancy, massage for life threatening illness, on site massage, Ortho-Bionomy, polarity/energy balancing, reflexology, sports therapy, stress management. Each of these therapeutic approaches is taught by an industry expert who has extensive clinical experience. The Certificate in Massage must be gained first. b. Diploma programmes i. Diploma in Therapeutic Massage Level 6 Therapeutic Massage can be relaxing, or can be used to target specific body dysfunction such as aching shoulders, soreness around the hip area etc. This Diploma is the minimum requirement for the practice of therapeutic massage. It has a strong underpinning of anatomy and physiology, which is used for the development of clinical reasoning and assessment skills. 18 months full time or can be taken part time covers the National Diploma in Massage (Therapeutic) ii. Diploma in Massage and Clinical Sports Therapy Level 6 Tel: 04 916 0200 Email: info@massagecollege.ac.nz Website: www.massagecollege.ac.nz |
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98 Carlton Gore Road, Newmarket
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