For licensed massage therapists and bodyworkers
Continuing education
Hospice and palliative massage, taught online and built for the room you will actually be standing in: a hospital bed, a recliner, a family watching from the doorway.
Foundations of Hospice and Palliative Massage
The full grounding: what hospice is, how the interdisciplinary team works, what changes in a body near the end of life, and how to adapt everything you already know to a person who is fragile, medicated and tired.
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Comfort Touch at the End of Life
A hands-on class in the simplest and most useful touch there is: slow, still, warm contact for someone in the last weeks and days. What to do with your hands when there is nothing left to fix.
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Working with Fragile Bodies
Bone metastases, edema, ports and lines, skin that tears, neuropathy, contractures, delirium. The clinical decisions behind every choice you make before your hands land.
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Teaching Families to Touch
How to hand your skills to a frightened spouse or son in ten minutes at the bedside, so the comfort continues after you pack up your lotion and leave.
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Self Care and Grief for the Hospice Therapist
You cannot do this work for years without carrying some of it. A practical class on accumulating loss, body mechanics, caseload limits and staying in the profession you love.
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How the classes run
Online, live where it matters
Self-paced modules carry the reading and the clinical material. The live video sessions are where we practise: pressure, positioning, what you say when the daughter asks whether her mother can still hear her. Class sizes stay small enough that everyone gets time.
- Watch the modules on your own schedule, come to the live sessions prepared
- Case discussion from real visits, yours included
- A certificate and a clear record of hours when you finish
- Graduates can list themselves in the hub and start taking referrals
CE hours and your license
Requirements differ by state and by board, so each class page lists its hours and format plainly. Tell us your state when you register and we will confirm exactly how the hours report for you before you pay anything.
Dates and pricing for the next cohort go out to the interest list first.