Human Trafficking is a global problem that exploits individuals into forced labor or sexual exploitation. This course is designed to discuss the topic of human trafficking as it relates to the practice of massage and bodywork therapy.

Students will examine the New Jersey Administrative Code as related to the massage and bodywork profession. Topics discussed are licensure, continuing education, professional practice, disciplinary issues, and business practices. A copy of the New Jersey Administrative Code is provided for use throughout the course and assessments.

This course addresses implicit and explicit bias, the impact of bias on others, and the effect of bias within the United States as well as within the massage and bodywork industry.

The Client Assessment & Documentation course provides an overview of the importance of common practices to ensure that a practitioner is documenting all treatment sessions in an organized approach.

This course identifies the varying factors that contribute to sexual misconduct and how massage and bodywork practitioners can maintain ethical relationships with clients.

The course offers an introduction to sex, gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation.

In this course, learners will explore cultural biases and the inherent prejudice and discrimination that result.

This course will give the user a complete overview of the intake communication process.