The Remedial Course provides hands-on training for professional therapists, focusing on practical massage techniques to address upper/lower cross syndrome, functional scoliosis, and related nerve entrapment. It covers conditions such as Meralgia Paresthetica, Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, and sciatic nerve compression.

🔸　Students will gain 120 minutes of practical skills to identify and treat nerve-related symptoms and posture-induced pain, along with an effective management protocol.

The course is designed to relieve pain caused by postural issues, focusing on effective techniques for pain relief and postural correction.

🔸　Time: Monday to Friday, 15:30 - 17:00

(Immediately after the Deep Tissue Massage Course)

🔸　Course Fee: 15,000 THB

(Deep Tissue Massage course 20 hours + Remedial Massage Course 7.5 hours)

🔸　RSM’s Remedial Massage Course is a specialized program designed for aspiring professional therapists and licensed massage therapists.

Practical Case Studies for Massage Therapists

Our Remedial Massage training focuses on functional anatomy and nerve pathways related to postural issues. Students will study Upper/Lower Cross Syndrome, functional scoliosis, and nerve entrapments like Meralgia Paresthetica, Femoral Nerve Compression, Dorsal Scapular Nerve, and Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. Manual therapy techniques, such as Trigger Point Therapy and Deep Tissue Massage, will be applied for pain relief, postural correction, and general client health.

🔸　Students will gain skills to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and enhance kinetic chain function by targeting nerve entrapments and optimizing muscle function.

The training focuses on identifying pain caused by hip joint movements, specifically targeting nerves involved in sciatica, hamstrings, and lower back pain. Pain can also arise from other nerve systems, such as the superior, middle, and inferior cranial nerves, or conditions like bursitis. By studying these nerve pathways and muscle functions, a massage therapist can target areas where movement causes pain, such as lower back pain, and address conditions like Double Crush Syndrome.

🔸　This course will help students understand nerve pathways, pain from movements, and manual therapy techniques. They will gain the skills to diagnose and apply effective techniques tailored to care for each client‘s symptoms.

This component focuses on hip and groin pain caused by anterior pelvic tilt or hip joint flexor tightness, and conditions like Meralgia Paresthetica from lateral femoral cutaneous nerve entrapment. These conditions require understanding muscle tension, nerve glide, myofascial distortion, and bursitis. Through hip joint mobilization, practitioners will learn to identify pain sources and effectively treat hip and groin pain.

🔸　Students will identify pain sources through hip joint mobilization and apply manual therapy techniques to treat nerve-related hip and groin pain.

Techniques for Functional Lumbar Lordosis and Muscle Tension

This course addresses lower back pain caused by functional lumbar lordosis, muscle tension, and reduced lumbar spine mobility. Practitioners will apply optimized massage strokes, including direct stretching, cross-fiber strokes, and Active Soft Tissue Release (ASTR) for both superficial and deep tissue gliding. By understanding muscle-fiber interaction and nerve pathways, they will learn effective methods to release tension, improve nerve glide, and correct fascia distortions, ultimately providing pain relief and supporting postural health.

🔸　Students will develop the ability to identify muscle imbalances and apply precise techniques to activate muscle function, refining their massage strokes for effective delivery of pain relief, postural correction, and improved mobility.

Techniques for Kyphosis and Nerve Compression

Functional kyphosis can lead to nerve entrapments such as Dorsal Scapular Nerve Entrapment, Long Thoracic Nerve Compression, and Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, restricting scapular and thoracic spine movement. Limited mobility in the thoracic facet joints and demi-facet joints contributes to poor posture and dysfunctional movement patterns. Techniques like LVLA joint manipulation and nerve glide address these restrictions, restoring thoracic spine mobility and relieving nerve compression.

🔸　Students will gain skills in evaluating and treating thoracic spine mobility restrictions and nerve entrapments. They will learn how to use joint mobilization techniques, including those targeting the facet joints, to enhance movement and alleviate their clients' discomfort.

Techniques for Improved Mobility and Posture

Forward head posture causes cervical nerve entrapments, particularly Accessory Nerve Compression, due to restricted cervical mobility and muscle tension. Dysfunctional cervical spine alignment leads to neck pain, headaches, and poor posture. Understanding the muscles connecting the cervical spine to the scapula helps prevent entrapment and improve mobility. Targeted manual therapy and joint mobilization relieve pain and nerve compression.

🔸　Students will learn to assess and treat cervical restrictions and nerve entrapment with joint mobilization and muscle tension release. The focus will be on cervical and scapular mobility to enhance nerve glide and improve posture.

RSM’s Remedial Massage Certification focuses on practical skills for addressing nerve issues caused by poor posture. The techniques taught in this course are not only applicable in sports training, yoga, and Pilates but also used by health professionals for addressing posture-related nerve issues.

🔸　Please note, this is not a government-issued license but an academy-issued certificate. Be sure to check your country’s specific licensing requirements.