Connective Tissue Therapy is a “deep” form of massage, sometimes called Deep Tissue Massage, Deep Tissue Therapy, or Connective Tissue Massage. It targets the fascia (connective tissue) in the body in order to relax chronically tight muscles, improve range of motion, soften scar tissue, and improve posture by improving the length, strength, and overall condition of the fascia.
One of the modalities you will study at ASIS Massage Education is kinesiology, the study of human movement, which is closely related to two other scientific disciplines, anatomy and physiology.
While attending massage therapy school you will learn different types of massage, how each can benefit your future clients, and which modalities (types) work best for each client’s unique situation. There are many types of massage and they each serve a unique purpose.
Do you want a career that is practical and also allows you to fulfill your dream of making a difference in people’s lives? Massage therapy school can be a very rewarding experience, not only from a professional standpoint, but also from a personal one.
Are you considering a career in massage therapy, but would like a better understanding of what massage therapy is? Let’s go over the definition, history, and practice of massage therapy to gain a better understanding.