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3255-01
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Massage Therapist manipulates the soft tissues of the body, including muscles, tendons, ligaments, and skin, to relieve pain, rehabilitate an injury, reduce stress, and promote overall wellness. They assess a client’s condition, determine a suitable treatment method, and provide guidance on post-treatment care. They may work in a spa, wellness centre, hotel, rehabilitation facility, or healthcare institution, delivering personalised therapy in a professional and hygienic environment.
Tasks
Evaluate clients’ physical condition and determine treatment needs through consultation and assessment.
Apply appropriate massage techniques to improve circulation, relieve tension, and support muscle recovery and well-being.
Advise clients on posture, stretching, strengthening, relaxation techniques, rehabilitative exercises, and injury prevention practices.
Adapt massage treatments based on client progress, feedback, and medical conditions.
Maintain hygiene standards and ensure a clean, safe, and relaxing therapy environment.
Document treatment sessions, track client progress, and record client feedback.
Collaborate with physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals when necessary.
Skills
Basic
Effective communication and active listening skills with clients.
Empathy and interpersonal sensitivity to understand and respond to clients' needs.
Excellent manual dexterity, physical stamina, and strength for performing massage techniques.
Strong knowledge of human anatomy and musculoskeletal systems.
Time management and punctuality to ensure smooth and efficient client sessions.
Specific
Ability to assess client conditions and adapt massage techniques based on physical condition, feedback, and therapeutic needs.
Competency in maintaining hygiene standards, workplace safety, and infection control in therapy environments.
Competency in therapeutic massage application for diverse client groups including elderly clients, athletes, and individuals with chronic conditions.
Expertise in various massage modalities and techniques.
Knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and basic rehabilitation and physiotherapy support principles.
Proficiency in the use of massage oils, balms, tools, equipment, and aromatherapy applications.
Additional Info
QUALIFICATION
Diploma or equivalent
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