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Hot Stone Thermal Application & Couples Massage

Tracking # 20-1339859

$400.00

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Educator AMY MOLL
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Method Class
Dates Sep 21, 2026 - Sep 22, 2026
Address 142 Calcutta Wy, Dalton, GA | Dalton, GA 30721

Course overview

Use of external thermal agents, incorporating hot stone into traditional Swedish Massage. We will learn about the history of thermal applications, appropriate temperature applications and incorporate hot stones into a 60 minute massage routine. Additionally, we will turn up the heat so to speak on turnaround time and collaborations with fellow massage therapists by implementing traditional Swedish massage applications in multiple 30 minute couples routines. This course aims to improve your performance skills while also capitalizing on learning by receiving delivering multiple short sessions. Come enjoy your hands on experience this renewal period with my continuing education course!

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Georgia Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

13h Direct Hands-On Supervised Instruction - must contain at least 70% direct hands on placement or movement of the physical body

Disclosure statements

Students are expected to use caution with thermal elements and take full accountability and liability for any damages or injuries resulting from misuse when handling heating elements. This includes the use of appliances, retrieving heated tools and applying thermodynamics, (such as hot stones and steam towels) to themselves and to other students through the duration of this course. Participants should be aware the heat used in this course is not intended to, but does have the potential to cause burns. By participating in this course, you assume some risk and agree to use an abundance of caution. The teacher is not responsible for student misuse of thermal application. All students will be required to sign a release of liability. Students cannot participate if they have a sensory deprivation that inhibits the sense of touch.

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