Canine Myofunctional Therapy Course
| Charmhaven | 2010 Dates Round 2: 4,5,6,7,8,9,10 October 2010 |
10am to 5pm (Inclusive of 1 hour personal study/review time) |
This course has been designed for all those with a love of dogs and an interest in improving their health and wellbeing with the gentle but powerful therapy of massage. Classes will enable you to understand fundamental principles and the terminology of canine anatomy, physiology and applied techniques.
CMT is presented by National College of Traditional Medicine (NCTM) Melbourne. The course has been formulated by Sandi Rogers, NCTM CEO. NCTM also offer a Small Animal Naturopathy Course to which CMT is a component.
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| Career Opportunities | Suited to those with an interest in the field of canine therapy. Designed for the graduate to practice as a fully qualified Canine Myofunctional Therapist. You may work alongside professionals in the canine industry in the field of rehabilitation, develop educational programs for canine clubs, or work with greyhounds, show dogs of all breeds, pets and sporting dogs. |
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| Pre-Requisite | NIL |
| Award | Canine Myofunctional Therapy Certificate |
| Accreditation | Graduates are eligible to join the Natural Therapies for Animals Association |
| Course Fee | $1795 Plus student accommodation costs if required. Deposit $800, full payment required 3 weeks prior to course commencement. Fees include comprehensive manual, 4 CDs and 1 academic text |
| Payment Options | - $88 enrolment fee if this is your first course with SIBT. - Ensure you have checked dates and accreditation of all classes prior to enrolment. - Venues, times & dates are subject to change. - Prices quoted are within Australia only. Surcharges apply for international courses. |
