Therapeutic Massage is the mobilisation and manipulation of soft tissue (such as muscles and fascia) to restore normal biomechanical/functional use. Therapeutic Massage can be applied to assist in the treatment of tension, pain relief, and musculoskeletal problems. Regular massage can lead to improved circulation, the mobility of joints and general well-being.

Therapeutic Massage is an integral part of the healing process of injuries as it aids in the recovery phase of injury and can also provide benefit to a patient suffering from the negative effects of stress and tension or an athlete that wishes to enhance their sports performance and prevent injury.

Massage techniques taught within the qualification ranges from techniques for a gentle relaxing massage to deeper techniques like Trigger Point therapy and Myofascial Techniques.

Upon completion of the qualification, students must register with the Allied Health Professions Council of South Africa and will be issued with a practice number.

Own business or practice, hospitals, medical clinics, stress clinics, semi-medical services at sports clubs and retirement villages. Therapeutic massage therapists are highly sought after for luxury passage liners, international health destination and wellness centres.

Therapeutic Massage Practical and Theory, Anatomy and Physiology, Pathophysiology and Pharmacology, Nutrition and Dietary Supplements, Occupational Health and Safety and Legislation (Jurisprudence), Practice Management, Patient Care, Business Practice and more.