Pregnancy (Prenatal) Massage Certificate Course (3.5CE)
Welcome to the Pregnancy (Prenatal) Massage Certificate Course!
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Welcome to the Pregnancy (Prenatal) Massage Certificate Course!
Prenatal massage is a highly rewarding and growing specialty in the massage therapy industry. Not only does it provide enormous benefits for expectant mothers, but it also offers huge opportunities for massage therapists to grow their business and stand out in a less competitive area of the field.
Why Specialize in Prenatal Massage?
- Low Competition: Prenatal massage remains one of the least competitive niches in massage therapy.
- High Demand: Expectant mothers are seeking knowledgeable therapists who understand their unique needs.
- Business Growth: Offering this specialized service can help you attract new clients, boost referrals, and grow your income.
Overcome Common Challenges
Many therapists avoid prenatal massage because of poor training in posture and technique, leading to fatigue, lower back, and shoulder strain. I know this firsthand—I stopped offering prenatal massage early in my career because it left me exhausted and sore after just one session.
But here’s the truth: Prenatal massage doesn’t have to be hard on your body.
In this course, you’ll learn the correct techniques to provide exceptional care to your pregnant clients while ensuring the experience is just as enjoyable and sustainable for you as the therapist.
What You’ll Learn
- The real goals and objectives of prenatal massage so you can deliver tailored, effective treatments.
- Specialized techniques designed to:
- Reduce strain on your body.
- Offer maximum comfort and safety for your clients.
- How to create an unforgettable massage experience that will have your clients raving and referring others.
- A deep understanding of the benefits of prenatal massage for both mother and baby.
The Benefits of Prenatal Massage
1. Stress Reduction: Promotes relaxation and reduces anxiety during pregnancy.
2. Pain Relief: Alleviates discomforts like lower back pain, sciatica, and muscle tension.
3. Improved Sleep: Enhances sleep quality and duration for expectant mothers.
4. Swelling Reduction: Helps reduce edema in the legs and ankles.
5. Better Circulation: Boosts blood and lymph flow, delivering nutrients and oxygen to mother and baby.
6. Hormone Regulation: Balances stress-related hormones and increases serotonin and dopamine.
7. Immune Support: Strengthens the immune system to keep mothers healthier during pregnancy.
Why This Course is a Game-Changer
By completing this course, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to:
- Offer prenatal massage as a new treatment in your clinic or spa.
- Meet the growing demand for skilled prenatal massage therapists.
- Enhance your clients' well-being and create positive experiences for both mother and baby.
- Increase your income and referrals through this highly specialized service.
Empower Mothers, Transform Lives, Grow Your Business
Prenatal massage isn’t just about physical benefits; it’s about helping mothers feel supported and cared for during one of the most transformative times of their lives.
Join me in this Pregnancy (Prenatal) Massage Certificate Course, and together we’ll unlock your potential to:
- Improve your clients’ lives.
- Enhance your skills.
- Elevate your career to new heights.
Enroll today and make a meaningful difference in the lives of expectant mothers!
Your Instructor
Mark is an approved provider with NCBTMB (National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork #1805)
Course Curriculum
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StartIMPORTANT-I have a confession to make before you start the course (4:08)
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StartThe benefits (4:07)
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StartThe cardio system (2:20)
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Startdownloads (1:10)
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Startif in doubt (0:44)
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StartWhich position is best? (1:00)
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StartWhat about lying prone? (1:46)
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StartWhat about lying supine? (1:43)
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StartWhat about sidelying? (1:02)
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StartA word about pressure, rhythm and depths (4:03)
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StartA word about massage oils (1:05)
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StartThe therapeutic environment (2:50)
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StartA word about abdominal massage (1:45)
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StartA word about leg massage and blood clots (2:18)
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StartA word about acupressure points and reflex points (2:01)
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StartTo summarize those last lectures for you (1:27)
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StartThe table set up (5:21)
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StartThe equipment that you will need (2:14)
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StartThe way to perform the massage techniques in a sidelying position correctly (9:39)
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StartWhy your table height is so important when doing these techniques (1:57)
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StartThe set up of the pillows (5:19)
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StartThe draping (3:51)
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StartTip-Use a big hug pillow (1:48)
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StartUsing your own massage techniques-please do! (1:20)
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StartContraindications, precautions and first trimester massage (3:17)
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StartHow to undrape the back ready for back massage and position the client (1:34)
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StartA word about the techniques you are going to learn (1:39)
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StartWhat part of the body do you start with and why? (1:50)
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StartHow to massage the back from a sidelying position (13:10)
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StartThe neck and head massage techniques from a side lying position (6:19)
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StartThe hips and buttocks massage techniques from a side lying position (7:20)
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StartThe ceiling side arm and hand massage techniques from a side lying position (4:01)
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StartThe table side arm and hand massage techniques from a side lying position (3:05)
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StartUndraping the ceiling side leg (1:53)
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StartThe ceiling side leg and foot massage techniques from a side lying position (6:25)
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StartThe table side leg and foot massage techniques from a side lying position (2:50)
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StartTransitioning from one side to the other-how to remove the pillows (2:20)
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StartHow to transition from side to side with your clients (2:37)
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StartThe sequence on the opposite side so that you can practice. (40:15)
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StartWhat about using a supine position sometimes? can we do that? (4:49)
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StartThe semi reclined position-the pillows setup (2:56)
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StartIs the semi reclined position even worth doing? (3:05)
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StartPericardium 6 acupressure point for nausea (1:46)
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StartCongratulations (0:53)