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Curriculum
Shiatsu Foundation (153 hours)
Basic
Theory
- Basic shiatsu concepts are studied including such subjects as
Characteristics of Shiatsu, Shiatsu and Physiological
Functions,
Operations of the Hands and Fingers, Kinds of Pressure Application, and
Contraindications to Shiatsu.
Self Shiatsu
- Learning self-administered shiatsu teaches the student basic use of
the hands, correct selection of pressure application methods and all
the basic pressure points. Practicing self-shiatsu can be part of a
preventative and health-conditioning program.
Chair
Shiatsu - In this segment, the student learns and practices a
10-minute chair shiatsu treatment as well as a 20-minute chair shiatsu
treatment.
Whole body Treatment - The
basic full-body treatment, which takes 75 to 90 minutes to complete,
and includes up to 660 points, is learned and practiced. The full-body
treatment is taught in stages, gradually increasing the duration of
time until the complete treatment is mastered.
Reflexology (45
hours)
Learn the basics of Reflexology. You will learn all
the foot reflexes for relaxation and to assist a person in regaining
and maintaining health.
Swedish Massage(99
hours)
Learn history of Aromatherapy Theory. Basic techniques of Aromatherapy Massage and Facial Massage will be covered.
Thai Massage (72 hours)
Learn the basics of Thai style massage.
Basic
Anatomy (45hours)
A shorter version of the Anatomy
course taught in the Diploma Program.
Basic
Physiology (45hours)
A shorter version of the Physiology
course taught in the Diploma Program.
School Clinic
& Field work (385 hours)
Students work at
the CCST and at public events treating patients under supervision. They
develop skills in taking medical history, treatment planning and
Shiatsu techniques. (Prerequisites: the completion of the Shiatsu
Foundation course and passing grade in clinic entrance written
examination and assessment of the full-body treatment)
CPR & First Aid (9 hours)
The students learn and
receive basic emergency first aid. A certificate of completion is
issued by the Canadian Red Cross.
Program Fee
Total
Program Fee*** $ 5,895.00 (Packaged
Price)
Pre-paid Plan
Application
Fee*
$ 100.00 =Due with Application Form
Tuition
Fee $
5,795.00 =2 weeks prior the starting date
Installment
Plan
Application
Fee*
$ 100.00 =Due with Application Form
Tuition-1st payment $
350.00 =2 weeks prior
the starting date
Installments x
11 $
495.00 =11 monthly cheques
Additional Fee
**
$ 627.20 =Due at start of program (HST inc.)
Textbooks,
Supplies and Liability Insurance must be purchased separately by the
student.
Liability Insurance is required for the student to
begin Clinical Experience.
A list of the required textbooks
is available upon enrolment.
*Non-Refundable Application
Fee.
International students are required to pay $200.00 for Application Fee.
**Additional Program Fee is not included in Total
Program Fee.
***It would cost $6,045.00 if you took each
subject individually (Save$150).
International students are required to pay $5,995.00 for Total Program Fee.
All costs are stated in
Canadian Funds.
Co-op
Bursary Plan™
Our students may be offered the Co-op Bursary Plan™ after the
completion of School Clinic. Please, call for details!
All items are subject to change
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