Clinical Massage Therapy

Clinical Massage Therapy focuses on the resolution of chronic and acute physical pain or dysfunction.

 What is Clinical Massage anyway?

Lauterstein-Conway students learn clinical massage therapy to address musculoskeletal problems.

Often our clients come referred by physicians. In clinical massage therapy, students learn advanced techniques and how to analyze problems related to chronic or acute injury, poor posture, movement imbalances, and/or life stresses. They learn how to respond to these problems with appropriate applications of circulatory massage, deep massage, myofascial release, and cross fiber work and trigger points.

Students learn integrative session design to address each client's unique problem and nature with sensitivity and technical expertise.

Clinical Bodywork training including the clinical protocols and advanced kinesiology related to it includes 28.5 hours of hands-on solutions to all the most commonly encountered injuries and postural complaints, including individualized session design using structural and energetic bodywork.

Other Massage Training Components:

• Swedish massage - 125 hours 

• Sports massage - 9 hours 

• Deep Massage - 27 hours 

• Shiatsu - 10.5 hours 

• Anatomy and Physiology - 50 & 25 hours 

• Kinesiology - 50 hours

• Pathology - 40 hours

• Hydrotherapy - 20 hours

• Health and hygiene - 20 hours

• Business practices - 45 hours

• Internship - 50 hours

For more information, please contact Admissions at 512-374-9222 x14 or via email info@TLCschool.com.