Description
This training is designed to provide practical, anatomy-informed techniques to help ease the symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Massage therapists will find this course valuable as a focused continuing education opportunity designed to strengthen assessment skills, treatment confidence, and therapeutic effectiveness.
Estheticians, wellness professionals, and individuals interested in learning professional massage techniques may also benefit from the material presented.
Massage therapists will find this course valuable as a focused continuing education opportunity designed to strengthen assessment skills, treatment confidence, and therapeutic effectiveness.
Estheticians, wellness professionals, and individuals interested in learning professional massage techniques may also benefit from the material presented.
This training is designed to provide practical, anatomy-informed techniques to help ease the symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Massage therapists will find this course valuable as a focused continuing education opportunity designed to strengthen assessment skills, treatment confidence, and therapeutic... more
Details
Type
Course
Subtype
Self-paced
Subject
Injury Prevention, Spa & Wellness Services, Sports Massage
Language
English
Grade
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Standard
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Age group
Adult (18+)
Refunds
No Refunds
Expertise
Donica Rampa,LMT,MSAOM brings 28 years of hands-on clinical experience to her teaching. Throughout her career, she has worked extensively with clients experiencing wrist,hand, forearm, neck, and shoulder dysfunction that can contribute to carpal tunnel symptoms. Her approach blends detailed anatomical knowledge with practical treatment strategies designed for immediate use in the treatment room. Students can expect clear instruction, clinically relevant techniques, and a focus on safe, effective care.
Donica Rampa,LMT,MSAOM brings 28 years of hands-on clinical experience to her teaching. Throughout her career, she has worked extensively with clients experiencing wrist,hand, forearm, neck, and shoulder dysfunction that can contribute to carpal tunnel symptoms. Her approach blends detailed anatomical... more
FAQ
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Who is this course designed for?
This course is intended for licensed massage therapists, massage therapy students, and healthcare professionals interested in anatomy-informed approaches to carpal tunnel symptoms.
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How Long is the Course?
This course is approximately 60 minutes of guided instruction including anatomy review, assessment considerations, and hands-on techniques. Pausing to review and practice will affect timing.
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Will I receive a certificate of Completion?
Yes. A certificate of completion will be included in the course materials. Just download and Sign your name.
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Does this course qualify for Continuing Education Credit?
Yes in Oregon, but requirements vary by state and organization. Participants should verify with their licensing board or credentialing body.
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Is this course appropriate for beginners?
Yes. Techniques and anatomical concepts are explained clearly, though a basic understanding of anatomy can be helpful
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Will this course teach me how to diagnose Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
No. This course focuses on massage therapy assessment considerations and treatment approaches and is not intended to provide medical diagnosis
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What does the course cover?
The course includes anatomy review, common assessment procedures, and massage techniques addressing the wrist, forearm, and related structures that may contribute to symptoms.
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How is this course different from other carpal tunnel courses?
Rather than focusing only on the wrist, this course examines the entire pathway of the median nerve and related soft tissues, including the forearm, shoulder, and neck. Participants will learn anatomy informed techniques that can be integrated immediately into clinical practiceRather than focusing only on the wrist, this course examines the entire pathway of the median nerve and related soft tissues, including the forearm, shoulder, and neck. Participants will learn anatomy informed techniques that can be integrated immediately into clinical... more