On-Campus Short Courses

The Trigger Point Dry Needling course is founded on Dommerholt’s evidence and clinical-based approach. It is a full 6-week course, with 2 days required on-campus per week. The course is a full subject taken from Q Academy’s 22316VIC Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy course, giving you a complete unit of competency.

Kahuna involves long strokes running from the head to the toe, all without breaking contact with your client. Kahuna massage mainly uses forearms, with alternative draping options compared to relaxation massage.

This course spans over two days. Both mornings will be spent on pregnancy massage, with the afternoons focussing on infant massage. The course will focus on the signs and symptoms pregnant women present with in each trimester, and how to provide relaxation treatments as well as trigger pointing.

Cupping therapy helps release muscular tension and assists in facial release. It is popular with clients and very low impact for therapists to perform. This workshop uses plastic and silicone cups and will teach you a range of a range of advanced cupping techniques.

This workshop focuses on teaching people how to safely use cupping to treat musculoskeletal conditions. During the day you will learn the art of safely using a flame and glass cups, as this is a really interesting way of applying cupping.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a very gentle specialised body treatment that encourages the flow of lymph, enhancing the body’s ability to recover and function naturally.

This course covers the skills and knowledge required to assess a patient’s condition in order to provide manual therapy treatments based on the  rehabilitation of functional movements. The assessment techniques learned in this course will facilitate the development of treatment programs that focus not only on the passive rehabilitation of the movement but also on the active aspect of rehabilitation.