Q: Can I study massage therapy for physical therapy training units?
A: Yes!
For Related Professions
Physical Therapy Continuing Education
Continuing Education For Physical Therapists
As a physical therapist, you already help people rehabilitate their bodies to improve mobility and range of motion. Learning more about how to identify mechanisms of injury and alleviate musculoskeletal pain enhances your ability to provide the relief and pain management that your clients are seeking.
If you’re looking for physical therapy continued education, we’d love to give you a tour of one of our nine NHI California campus locations. It would be our pleasure to introduce you to our physical therapy CE credits.
We offer a Free Sampler Class in Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy which qualifies as physical therapy CEU courses. This class focuses on how to treat clients who are suffering from chronic and acute pain associated with issues like cervical acceleration-deceleration, thoracic outlet syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, migraines, medial and lateral epicondylitis, and others. The sampler class offers you a chance to experience our Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy Program.
We encourage you to schedule a tour and to reserve a spot in an upcoming Free Sampler Class in Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy.
LEARN ABOUT OUR PHYSICAL THERAPIST CE COURSE
Our admissions representatives are ready to assist you with your CEU questions.
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Bodyfix Therapies hires Graduates from NHI, due to the knowledge the graduates have after completing school. The hands on experience they are given during internship and in class via clinic shows how they are dedicated to the career they have chosen. Many of the modalities the graduates are taught are the modalities Bodyfix Therapies require for our company to achieve in helping clients with their specific needs. The benefit of the core program versus a shorter length of school time is the advancement the graduates will have upon completing and showing their true potential in the massage industry. The more the students know about anatomy, phys-path, muscle movement and bone movement is a benefit all in itself. The more the students can learn the better for them to achieve success in their massage career.
