Greetings!
I am a qualified massage therapist with a ITEC diploma in Holistic Massage from The School of Natural Therapies. (Also qualified in Deep tissue and Indian Head.) I became qualified in May 2013 and started working with the public that autumn. Since then, I have treated over a hundred clients, many who come with specific needs like Sciatica issues or pains from car accidents 10 years on for instance. I want to deliver more bespoke treatments for them and develop my deep tissue work. As it stands I offer a full body relaxation massage routine with deep tissue on the back for varying durations. I want to be more confident straying from the established routine and looking after my clients specific aches and pains. Please can you recommend a suitable CPD course (i.e remedial?) I don't mind a longer course, because I want thoroughness and to really get to grips with it. Ideally in the South as I live close to Gatwick in Sussex, so London, Brighton are all good locations!
P.s I don't want to go into Sports Massage unless I really have to, I don't like the clinical approach and don't want to work with athletes, just the general public i.e. office workers with bad posture, sciatica etc.
Many thanks in advance,
Warm wishes,
Kate 
Greetings!
I am a qualified massage therapist with a ITEC diploma in Holistic Massage from The School of Natural Therapies. (Also qualified in Deep tissue and Indian Head.) I became qualified in May 2013 and started working with the public that autumn. Since then, I have treated over a hundred clients, many who come with specific needs like Sciatica issues or pains from car accidents 10 years on for instance. I want to deliver more bespoke treatments for them and develop my deep tissue work. As it stands I offer a full body relaxation massage routine with deep tissue on the back for varying durations. I want to be more confident straying from the established routine and looking after my clients specific aches and pains. Please can you recommend a suitable CPD course (i.e remedial?) I don't mind a longer course, because I want thoroughness and to really get to grips with it. Ideally in the South as I live close to Gatwick in Sussex, so London, Brighton are all good locations!
P.s I don't want to go into Sports Massage unless I really have to, I don't like the clinical approach and don't want to work with athletes, just the general public i.e. office workers with bad posture, sciatica etc.
Many thanks in advance,
Warm wishes,
Kate
Sports Massage is not just for athletes! have you looked a jing courses, well respected as are the massage training school in Bristol/exeter. hope that helps