Body Logic School of Massage Therapy
MASSAGE THERAPY COURSE CATALOG
700 Hour Course
Students study how muscles, bones, and joints work together to produce movement. Classroom instruction and hands-on practice develop skills in identifying anatomical landmarks, locating muscles, understanding muscle actions, and assessing movement as it relates to massage.
Kinesiology and Lab
Hydrotherapy
Essential Oils For Massage Therapy
Students examine common conditions and disorders relevant to massage therapy, with emphasis on recognizing contraindications, modifying sessions appropriately, and identifying when referral to another healthcare professional is needed. Instruction encourages sound judgment and safe practice within the massage therapist’s scope.
Pathology
Students explore the structure and function of the human body, including its major systems and the terminology used to describe them. Practical activities reinforce understanding of body structures and their relationships to therapeutic massage.
Anatomy & Physiology with Lab
MBLEX Review
Business & Ethics
Students learn the professional and business skills needed to enter the massage therapy field. Topics include ethical conduct, professional boundaries, client confidentiality, communication, record keeping, career preparation, marketing, and the fundamentals of operating a massage practice.
Students learn the principles and safe application of heat, cold, and water-based therapies in massage. Instruction covers physiological effects, appropriate uses, contraindications, temperature precautions, and methods of incorporating these applications into a massage session.
Massage Theory with Lab
Supervised Massage Clinicals
Students build a foundation in massage history, theory, benefits, and practical techniques. Training includes Swedish massage movements, client consultation, draping, positioning, equipment use, infection control, documentation, and practitioner body mechanics. Hands-on labs help students develop safe, organized massage sessions adapted to individual client needs.
Students apply classroom and laboratory learning in a supervised clinical setting. Experience includes client intake, consultation, session planning, massage application, professional communication, sanitation, and documentation. Instructor feedback helps students strengthen technique, judgment, and confidence.
Students receive an introduction to aromatherapy and the responsible use of essential oils in a massage setting. Topics include product selection, dilution, application methods, sensitivities, contraindications, and client preferences, with emphasis on safe use within the massage therapist’s scope of practice.
Deep Tissue/Neuromuscular
Students explore techniques that address muscular tension and soft tissue restrictions, including deep tissue approaches, trigger point concepts, and myofascial techniques. Instruction emphasizes palpation, appropriate pressure, client feedback, contraindications, and practitioner body mechanics.
Students review key concepts from the massage therapy program to prepare for the Massage & Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx). Milady exam preparation materials and Mosby’s Massage Therapy Review support content review, practice questions, and test-taking strategies. Topics include anatomy and physiology, kinesiology, pathology, client assessment, massage applications, ethics, and professional practice.
Specialized Massage Training
Students expand their foundational skills through instruction and practical experience in specialized massage techniques. These classes are included in the Massage Therapy Program and do not award separate third-party specialty certifications or continuing education credits.
Hot & Cold Stone Massage
Students learn to incorporate heated and cooled stones into a massage session. Instruction covers equipment preparation, temperature control, sanitation, stone placement, application techniques, and contraindications, with emphasis on client comfort and safety.
Prenatal Massage
Students learn foundational approaches to massage during pregnancy, including appropriate positioning, supportive bolstering, communication, and modifications for comfort. Instruction emphasizes pregnancy-related considerations, contraindications, and circumstances requiring medical clearance or referral.
Stretching & Sports Massage
Students explore massage and assisted stretching approaches used to support physically active clients. Instruction covers movement considerations, pre-event and post-event massage, maintenance massage, appropriate stretching techniques, and modifications based on client needs and contraindications.
Cupping Therapy
Students receive introductory instruction in the use of massage cups for soft tissue work. Topics include equipment selection, sanitation, suction control, stationary and moving applications, client communication, contraindications, and skin precautions.
CPR Certification
Students are required to successfully complete a CPR certification class as part of Body Logic’s Massage Therapy Program. This class provides instruction and practical skills assessment in responding to cardiac and breathing emergencies. CPR certification is awarded upon successful completion of the certification requirements.
Meet Your Instructors
Crystal has worked as a Licensed Massage Therapist for over 12 years with a focus on deep tissue and prenatal massage. Her approach to bodywork is rooted in the belief that the body is intelligent and capable of healing when given the right support, space, and consistency.
Crystal specializes in using intentional pressure, slow therapeutic techniques, and a client-centered approach to help reduce tension, improve mobility, and support overall wellness. She believes in working with the body rather than against it and is passionate about creating individualized experiences tailored to each client’s needs.
In addition to her extensive clinical experience, Crystal now serves as a Licensed Massage Therapy Instructor at Body Logic School of Cosmetology, Esthetics & Massage Therapy. She is passionate about helping future therapists build confidence, critical thinking skills, and a strong foundation in both technique and professionalism.
Crystal values teaching students how to adapt to the unique needs of every client while developing their own sustainable and effective approach to massage therapy. Her goal as an instructor is to encourage growth, confidence, professionalism, and a deeper understanding of therapeutic bodywork as students prepare to enter the massage therapy industry.
Crystal B. - LMT
Danielle is a Dual Licensed Esthetician and Massage Therapist who proudly serves as a Massage Therapy Instructor here at Body Logic School of Cosmetology, Esthetics & Massage Therapy. She has been a Licensed Massage Therapist since 2019 and has continued to expand her education and hands-on experience through advanced training and continuing education within the wellness industry.
Danielle holds certifications in the following specialized areas:
Cupping Therapy
Myofascial Ashiatsu Barefoot Massage
With a passion for both wellness and education, Danielle is dedicated to helping students build confidence, professionalism, and a strong technical foundation as they begin their careers in massage therapy. She believes in creating a positive and encouraging learning environment that supports each student’s individual growth, creativity, and development throughout their educational journey.
Danielle is passionate about inspiring future massage therapists to develop not only their practical skills, but also the confidence, compassion, and professionalism needed to succeed in the industry. She takes pride in mentoring students as they prepare to enter the field and pursue rewarding careers focused on healing and wellness.