Start date: 16 September 2024
Duration: Two Year Course with Certification after 1 year - Flexible Part Time
Location: Myo Body Training Drogheda
Certificate: Certificate in Amatsu Therapy
Cost: Member €2,695 | Non-Member €3,850 (One Year Certificate)
Course code: AMTTC
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Programme overview
Amatsu is a gentle form of hands-on physical therapy. It seeks to correct imbalances in the body thus improving movement and pain relief. Amatsu uses a range of techniques (including soft tissue work, structural adjustments, balance to the organ system and cranial work) based on western scientific principles of anatomy, physiology, biotensegrity and proprioception. Rooted in the ancient martial arts traditions of Japan, Amatsu is a modern adaptation of soft tissue therapy that has been used for thousands of years in Japan.
If you are interested and have about 10 – 12 hours per week spare to study and want to change your life, then take action, contact us today and join Myo Body Training in Drogheda for this exciting and informative course.
Learning outcomes
Amatsu Therapy is a modern take on ancient therapies. this course enable people to branch out and offer therapies themselves and may form part of their working life.
Who is the course for
This course is suitable for anyone involved in or looking to be involved in massage therapies, either as a working therapist or for their own curiosity.
What is involved
- The Amatsu Therapy Course take place over 2 years
- A qualification after each year. Start your clinic after year 1
- Part time so you can train while you still work
- One weekend a month in person class based practical learning
- A career path backed by a network of tutor support
- Access to grant aided course fee financial support (subject to qualifying criteria)
- A route to a better work life balance
Trainer Profile
Myo Body Training is made up of a team of multi disciplinary hands on Bodywork Therapists offering a range of treatment options to help you with pain, injuries and rehabilitation in Drogheda.