Source Institute Massage School & Therapeutic Bodywork of Fort Walton Beach

800-Hour Massage Therapy Extended Program

At Source Institute, we understand that financial circumstances in life can hinder one from reaching his or her educational and career goals. For this reason, we have partnered with a private firm that will pay $4,500.00 in tuition costs for all students not already receiving financial assistance. The tuition cost for this 800-hour course is $8,000.00. This means that you will only pay $3,500.00 for tuition and $300.00 for books and registration. The total cost is $3,800.00 for the entire program (*). That amount does not have to be paid upfront. You can make monthly payments, and we do not require a credit check. There is a limited number of seats per class.

Next evening class begins December 19, 2023

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 5:30 am to 9:30 pm
There are only 4 spots left in this class.

Next morning class begins January 18, 2024

Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
There are 7 spots available in this class.

Massage Therapy Extended Program Areas of Study

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Spa Relaxation Massage

Students will learn how to give a unique relaxation massage that infuses the five basic strokes and your own creative ideas that we will help you develop.

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Medical Massage

Medical Massage focuses on learning which muscles are involved in specific injuries. We educate students on how to locate and work with those muscles to eliminate pain.

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Hydrotherapy

Learn how to encompass a broad range of approaches and therapeutic methods that take advantage of the physical properties of water for therapeutic purposes.

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Iliopsoas Syndrome

Correct treatment of the Iliopsoas muscles can reduce and, in many cases, eliminate lower back pain. You will learn a noninvasive, effective massage therapy technique that avoids the chance of trauma to the patient that traditional techniques can cause.

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Some of your patients will come to you with numbness and tingling in their fingers. The tingling could be in their first three fingers, their last three fingers, or their entire hand. You will learn the difference in each and how to treat each.

Plantar Fasciitis

Knowing when an injury has to do with muscle, tendon, or bone requires not only knowledge of human anatomy, it also requires knowledge of kinesiology or the study of the body in movement. Testing movement with resistance is the key to treating the actual injury.