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Earn a Certification in Oncology Massage!

ONCOLOGY MASSAGE – Medical Massage for the Oncology Patient PART 2

Seminar Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Prerequisite Required: Completion of ONCOLOGY MASSAGE - Medical Massage for the Oncology Patient PART 1

Instructor: Dr. Jeffrey Cullers

Learning about massage therapy and Oncology medicine takes more than just researching this topic on the internet. It takes years of practical experience, as well as conducting investigative research about Oncology Medicine and working first hand in a clinical setting with leading Oncologists and Hematologists. Dr. Cullers has spent over 7 years in an Oncology/Hematology clinical setting, has invested hundreds of hours performing investigative research regarding massage therapy and the Oncology patient, and has published articles regarding the safe and effective use of Oncology Massage.

In this interactive and challenging course, Dr. Cullers discusses the important facts of understanding the many facets of oncology massage, specifically as it pertains to the condition of Lymphostatic Edema.

Dr. Cullers will share the concept and application of Oncology/MLD as it applies to an Oncology patient who has had lymph nodes removed, also referred to as Lymphostatic Edema.

Dr. Cullers will instruct the attendee on the proper assessment and application of (MLD)for Lymphostatic Edema using the concept of the Vodder technique, (developed by E. Vodder Ph.D.), and the techniques and applications of Manual Lymphatic Drainage massage (MLD).

Upon successful completion of PART 1 and PART 2 Oncology Massage Seminars, as well as successfully passing examination, the attendee will receive Certification in Oncology Massage from the National Academy of Medical Massage.

Recommended Reading

Science of Oncology Massage Part 1 – www.scienceofmassage.com

Science of Oncology Massage Part 2 – www.scienceofmassage.com

What to bring

  • Massage Table and Linens
  • Massage lotions or oils
  • Snacks
  • Nonalcoholic beverages

What to wear

  • Loose comfortable clothing such as yoga or fitness attire