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Cassandra's courses at LSC
Subject
Course Number
Title/Description
Subject: ALTH
Course Number: 1054
Introduction to Eastern Healing This course covers the history and philosophical approaches of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda. As we explore the most widespread systems of cultural holistic wellness in the world, we examine their impact on the western wellness industry, and present concepts through a lens of cultural responsiveness for an allied health professional. This course will expose students to an additional cultural wellness system. (Prerequisites: College-level reading) (1 hr lec/0 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1028
Massage Therapy Clinical Preparation
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1030
Massage Therapy Anatomy I, Physiology, and Kinesiology
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1033
Basic Therapeutic Massage
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1038
Massage Therapy Deep Tissue I The principles, protocol therapy, techniques and body mechanics of Deep Tissue are introduced and practiced. How the tissues experience pain, tissue healing, and tissue textures are learned. In depth client histories and charting are practiced. (Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Massage Therapy Program.) (.5 hr lec/1 hr lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1039
Massage Therapy Awareness and Injury Prevention I This course teaches the importance of self-awareness and self-care in preparation for a career in massage therapy with an emphasis on ergonomic movement. Stretches and exercises aimed at increasing personal body awareness and preventing physical injury are practiced. Topics related to burn-out in the profession, the role of continuing education, and developing personal resiliency are discussed. This course aims to develop student maturity and self-understanding in a safe classroom environment where confidentiality is respected. (Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Massage Therapist program, or instructor approval; College-level reading) (0 hr lec/2 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1040
Full Body Massage and Chair Massage Massage techniques are applied sequentially t the back, neck and head, posterior legs/pelvis, anterior torso, face, arms and anterior legs. Pathology of each area is discussed including: function, positioning, appropriate strokes, ethical situations, and the appropriate draping. Concurrently the students are gradually led to the application of professionalism, legal issues, and documentation a they apply to stress reduction massage. The learned sequence is performed on the public in open clinics. On-site chair massage is taught and practiced in lab. Upon mastery, on-site chair massage is offered to the public and the community. (Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Massage Therapy Program.) (2 hr lec/4 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1044
Massage Therapy Anatomy II
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1045
Advanced Therapeutic Massage The theory, techniques, and applications of advanced therapeutic massage are taught including anatomically specific work on the muscles and fascia in each area of the body. Techniques taught include Trigger Point Therapy, cross fiber friction, and myofascial lengthening. Expanded and more detailed interview and assessment techniques are learned and practiced, including using orthopedic metrics to assess postural distortion. Development of treatment plans are taught, and how and when to make a referral. (Prerequisites: Successful completion of first semester courses, or instructor approval; College-level reading) (2 hr lec/4 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1046
Massage Therapy Deep Tissue II and Neuromuscular Therapy
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1047
Special Populations and Massage Therapy This course teaches the modifications and considerations needed to apply massage therapy appropriately with clients who fall into a variety of physiologic populations. Material covers pregnancy massage, infant and pediatric massage, sports massage, geriatric massage, and oncology massage. Specific health concerns related to each population are covered. This course includes delivering massage to clients belonging to special populations in a student clinic or out-reach setting. (Prerequisites: Successful completion of first semester courses, or instructor approval; College-level reading) (1 hr lec/2 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1048
Pregnancy and Infant Massage This course covers positioning and cautions for massage of pregnant clients. Each trimester is presented. Massage during labor is presented also. Massage for newborns and infants is learned and practiced. Special massage skills involving positioning, strokes, pathology, documentation, and contraindications and cautions are included. (Prerequisites: Successful completion of first semester.) (.5 hr lec/1 hr lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1050
Lymphatic and Senior Massage This course covers the protocol and techniques for a full body one-hour lymphatic drainage massage. The anatomy and physiology of the lymph system is learned. Senior massage on the medically fragile older client is learned and practiced. (Prerequisites: Successful completion of first semester.) (1 hr lec/2 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1051
Specialty Sessions in Massage Therapy This course covers the skills and techniques required to complete specialized sessions currently relevant in the field of massage. Students will also learn the modifications and considerations needed to apply massage therapy appropriately with clients who have a variety of specific physiological needs or medical fragility. This course may include delivering specialty massage to clients in a student clinic or out-reach setting. (Prerequisites: Successful completion of first semester courses, or instructor approval; College-level reading) (2 hr lec/4 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1052
Sports and Stone Massage This course teaches the special needs of athletes. Pre-event and post-event massage is covered. Common training injuries are discussed along with appropriate massage interventions. Hot Stone massage is presented and practiced. Protocol and cautions are learned. (Prerequisites: Successful completion of first semester.) (1 hr lec/2 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1053
Massage Therapy Student Clinic This class entails seeing clients from the public in the student clinic as a massage therapist, participating in outreach activities, as well as completing shifts as a clinical assistant in support of the smooth functioning of our clinic. Professional behavior, adherence to clinical procedure, and the creation and execution of massage therapy treatment plans are included as grade items. (Prerequisites: MTP 1026 and MTP 1037; College-level reading) (0 hr lec/4 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1054
Eastern Healing and Modality Overview
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1054
Massage Therapy Eastern Healing and Modality Overview
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1059
Massage Therapy Awareness and Injury Prevention II
Subject: MTP
Course Number: 1060
Successful Career Development for Massage Practitioners This course covers the principles of massage therapy as a business. Topics include strategic business planning, time management, barriers to success, and marketing, including client retention. Development of a business plan and marketing material, such as a logo, are included. Ethics relating to running a business, keeping records, professional referrals, and common non-compete practices are discussed. The statistics of small business success are taught. Differences between contract working, being an employee, and business ownership are covered. The student produces a comprehensive business plan. Public speaking is studied and practiced in class. (Prerequisites: Successful completion of first semester courses, or instructor approval; College-level reading) (3 hr lec/0 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
