| Unit 1 |
Welcome! |
| Unit 1 |
Vasovagal Attack (Fainting) |
| Unit 2 |
Anaphylaxis Reaction - Severe Allergic Reaction |
| Unit 3 |
Choking - Children and Infants |
| Unit 4 |
External Bleeding |
| Unit 5 |
Recovery Position |
| Unit 6 |
CPR |
| Unit 7 |
End of Module Exam |
| Unit 1 |
Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology |
| Unit 2 |
Dermatology of the Skin |
| Unit 3 |
Epidermis |
| Unit 4 |
Dermis |
| Unit 5 |
Subcutaneous Layer (Hypodermis) |
| Unit 6 |
Functions of the Skin |
| Unit 7 |
Pathological Changes of the Skin |
| Unit 8 |
The Circulatory System (Cardiovascular) |
| Unit 9 |
The Heart |
| Unit 10 |
Skeletal System |
| Unit 11 |
Muscles of the Body |
| Unit 12 |
Contraindications |
| Unit 13 |
End of Module Exam |
| Unit 1 |
Health and Safety |
| Unit 2 |
Insurance |
| Unit 1 |
What is Baby massage? |
| Unit 2 |
The History of Baby massage |
| Unit 3 |
How does a Baby massage work? |
| Unit 4 |
What are the benefits of a baby massage? |
| Unit 5 |
Client suitability for Baby massage |
| Unit 6 |
Timings and pricing for a baby massage and how often |
| Unit 1 |
Consent Forms |
| Unit 2 |
Massage for Additional or Special Needs |
| Unit 3 |
Basic Baby Anatomy |
| Unit 4 |
Baby Massage Techniques |
| Unit 5 |
Why Use Massage Oils? |
| Unit 1 |
Baby Massage Step by Step |
| Unit 2 |
Baby Massage Step by Step Video Demonstration |
| Unit 3 |
End of Module Exam |
| Unit 1 |
Aftercare for a baby massage |
| Unit 1 |
Congratulations |