Meadowood Center

Learning Support for MATH 120/120E

Course ID
135380
Topic ID
29
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Online Course Fee: $15. The Governor Guinn Millennium Scholarship cannot be used to pay for remedial courses; classes with course numbers less than 100. Remedial course enrollment may be used towards the 9 credit enrollment requirement. This class is HYBRID/WEB-BASED and has some combination of in-person and WEB-LIVE or WEB-BASED class time. You should be available at the times and days listed in the course schedule. Check your TMCC student email and Canvas inbox prior to the first class for the specific details about how and when your class will meet.
Section
251
Minimum Units (Decimal)
2.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
2.00
Description

Provides a review of algebra, corequisite mathematical support, and just in time material for MATH 120, Fundamentals of College Mathematics

Class Type
Hybrid
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Mathematics
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
20
Day or Night Section
Night
Is Late Start
Normal Start
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Mathematics - MATH
Crytime Formatted
5:30–6:20 p.m. • TH • Meadowood Center (South) • 01/30/25–05/15/25
WebCollege • 01/27/25–05/17/25
Department Phone
673-7181
Notes (For Filter)
Online Course Fee: $15. The Governor Guinn Millennium Scholarship cannot be used to pay for remedial courses; classes with course numbers less than 100. Remedial course enrollment may be used towards the 9 credit enrollment requirement. This class is HYBRID/WEB-BASED and has some combination of in-person and WEB-LIVE or WEB-BASED class time. You should be available at the times and days listed in the course schedule. Check your TMCC student email and Canvas inbox prior to the first class for the specific details about how and when your class will meet.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Students enrolling in MATH 20-0251 must also enroll in MATH 120-0251.
Class Subject Abbr
MATH

Ethics for Massage Professionals

Course ID
134720
Topic ID
0
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Please check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Section
2001
Minimum Units (Decimal)
1.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
1.00
Description

This class is designed to expand students' knowledge about the field of ethics as it relates to the profession of massage to ensure the student has the tools to set boundaries and manage an ethical practice. This class will provide thought-provoking information, examples and scenarios for resolving ethical dilemmas.

Class Type
In-Person Class
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
216
Day or Night Section
Night
Is Late Start
Normal Start
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
5:00–6:00 p.m. • M • Meadowood Center (South) • 01/27/25–05/12/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Please check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite - Must be 18 years or older.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG

Massage Clinic

Course ID
134719
Topic ID
0
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Lab Fee: $50. Bring two sets of twin sheets and massage oil to class. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Section
1001
Minimum Units (Decimal)
4.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
4.00
Description

This course will provide extensive opportunity for students to put to practical use what they have learned in Fundamentals and modality classes and to organize a massage suited to the individual needs of various clients as they work in the TMCC Massage Clinic. Other major topics include reviewing ethics, scope of practice, the benefits and effects of, as well as the indications and contraindications for massage, proper body mechanics, massage techniques, therapeutic procedure, consultation, documentation, draping, sanitation, and Nevada law.

Class Type
In-Person Class
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
210
Day or Night Section
Day
Is Late Start
Normal Start
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. • M W • Meadowood Center (South) • 01/27/25–05/14/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Lab Fee: $50. Bring two sets of twin sheets and massage oil to class. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite: Must be 18 years or older. Prerequisite: Students must complete MASG 201 and 75% of massage program requirements to take this course. Permission to enroll is given by program officer.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG

Anatomy and Physiology II for Massage and Fitness Professionals

Course ID
134717
Topic ID
0
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Lab Fee: $40. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Section
1001
Minimum Units (Decimal)
4.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
4.00
Description

This course provides a fundamental overview of human anatomy and physiology and is the second course of a two part series which will cover the nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, lymphatic-immune, respiratory, digestive and urinary systems. Through a systematic and detailed progression, students will learn the basics of structure and function of selected organs and organ systems and how they interact with and support one another. This course will provide a solid base of theoretical and practical knowledge for massage therapists to apply in their career. Same as PTR 208.

Class Type
In-Person Class
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
208
Day or Night Section
Day
Is Late Start
Normal Start
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
9:00–11:00 a.m. • T TH • Meadowood Center (South) • 01/28/25–05/15/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Lab Fee: $40. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite: MASG 202, and must be 18 years or older.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG

Kinesiology for Massage and Fitness Professionals

Course ID
134715
Topic ID
0
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Lab Fee: $30. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Section
1001
Minimum Units (Decimal)
3.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
3.00
Description

Kinesiology is a scientific study of human body movement which addresses physiological, biomechanical, and psychological mechanisms of movement. This course is a detailed, systematic hands-on study specifically designed for massage therapists and will incorporate both theoretical concepts and practical palpatory anatomy practice. Same as PTR 210.

Class Type
In-Person Class
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
205
Day or Night Section
Day
Is Late Start
Normal Start
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
3:00–4:50 p.m. • M W • Meadowood Center (South) • 01/27/25–05/14/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Lab Fee: $30. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite: Must be 18 years or older. Prerequisite or Corequisite: MASG 202.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG

Pathology for Massage Professionals

Course ID
134714
Topic ID
0
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Lab Fee: $30. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Section
1001
Minimum Units (Decimal)
3.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
3.00
Description

Review body systems and learn conditions within those systems as related to pathology. Understand which conditions or pathologies are indicated and contraindicated for massage therapy as covered by current professional standards. When massage is indicated, learn to identify what types of techniques are appropriate for each individual client.

Class Type
In-Person Class
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
203
Day or Night Section
Day
Is Late Start
Normal Start
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m. • T TH • Meadowood Center (South) • 01/28/25–05/15/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Lab Fee: $30. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite: MASG 202, and must be 18 years or older.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG

Anatomy and Physiology I for Massage and Fitness Professionals

Course ID
134712
Topic ID
0
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Online Course Fee: $15. Lab Fee: $40. This class is HYBRID/WEB-BASED and has some combination of in-person and WEB-LIVE or WEB-BASED class time. You should be available at the times and days listed in the course schedule. Check your TMCC student email and Canvas inbox prior to the first class for the specific details about how and when your class will meet. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook.
Section
2501
Minimum Units (Decimal)
4.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
4.00
Description

This course provides a fundamental overview of human anatomy and physiology and is the first course of a two part series which will cover cell structures and functions, tissues and membranes, integumentary system, skeletal system, muscular system, nervous system and special senses. Through a systematic and detailed progression, students will learn the basics of structure and function of selected organs and organ systems and how they interact with and support one another. This course will provide a solid base of theoretical and practical knowledge for massage therapists to apply in their career. Same as PTR 202.

Class Type
Hybrid
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
202
Day or Night Section
Night
Is Late Start
Normal Start
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
5:30–7:30 p.m. • W • Meadowood Center (South) • 01/29/25–05/14/25
WebCollege • 01/27/25–05/17/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Online Course Fee: $15. Lab Fee: $40. This class is HYBRID/WEB-BASED and has some combination of in-person and WEB-LIVE or WEB-BASED class time. You should be available at the times and days listed in the course schedule. Check your TMCC student email and Canvas inbox prior to the first class for the specific details about how and when your class will meet. Check with the TMCC bookstore for the required textbook.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite - Must be 18 years or older.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG

Fundamentals of Professional Massage

Course ID
134711
Topic ID
0
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Lab Fee: $50. Bring a set of twin sheets and massage oil to class. Visit TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Section
2001
Minimum Units (Decimal)
4.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
4.00
Description

This course will provide a thorough introduction to the theory and practice of massage therapy. Students will learn to organize a full-body massage suited to the needs of individual clients using both table and chair techniques. They will learn the classic massage movements of touch, effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, friction and joint movements. Other major topics include ethics; scope of practice; the benefits and effects of massage; indications and contraindications for massage; proper body mechanics; history of massage; draping; universal precautions of sanitation; client assessment procedures, consultation and documentation; licensure requirements; and Nevada laws.

Class Type
In-Person Class
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
201
Day or Night Section
Night
Is Late Start
Normal Start
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
6:00–9:00 p.m. • T TH • Meadowood Center (South) • 01/28/25–05/15/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Lab Fee: $50. Bring a set of twin sheets and massage oil to class. Visit TMCC bookstore for the required textbook. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite - Must be 18 years or older.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG

Special Topics in Massage Therapy

Course ID
135121
Topic ID
5
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Introduction to Spa Class. Must be at least 18 years old and have taken or are currently taking MASG 201, or demonstrate proof of previous massage training or are an LMT to register for this class. Spa Treatments (hydrotherapy & Thermalism) have been used historically to promote health and well-being. This class will explore the history and benefits of spa treatments and will introduce ways to adapt and incorporate common spa treatments (exfoliation, wraps and soaks) into a massage practice (without the need for showers, tubs or large spa equipment). Bring a swimsuit to class. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Section
8403
Minimum Units (Decimal)
1.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
1.00
Description

Various short courses and experimental classes covering a variety of subjects in massage therapy. The course will be variable credit of one to three depending on the course content and number of hours required. This course may be repeated for up to six credits.

Class Type
In-Person Class
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
198
Day or Night Section
Day
Is Late Start
Late Start Only
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. • F S • Meadowood Center (South) • 04/11/25–04/12/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Introduction to Spa Class. Must be at least 18 years old and have taken or are currently taking MASG 201, or demonstrate proof of previous massage training or are an LMT to register for this class. Spa Treatments (hydrotherapy & Thermalism) have been used historically to promote health and well-being. This class will explore the history and benefits of spa treatments and will introduce ways to adapt and incorporate common spa treatments (exfoliation, wraps and soaks) into a massage practice (without the need for showers, tubs or large spa equipment). Bring a swimsuit to class. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite or Corequisite: MASG 201, or demonstrate proof of previous massage training. Students must also be at least 18 years or older.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG

Special Topics in Massage Therapy

Course ID
135121
Topic ID
4
Course Location
Meadowood Center
Academic Term
Spring 2025
Notes
Integrated Massage Class. Prerequisite: MASG 201 or LMT. Must be at least 18 years old and have taken MASG 201, or demonstrate proof of previous massage training or are an LMT to register for this class. This is an Integrated Massage class. Please bring a set of sheets and massage oil to class. Wear comfortable clothing. Learn how to smoothly integrate your massage techniques into a variety of sequential flows. We will combine elements of Swedish, deep tissue, reflexology, osteosymmetry, myofascial release, limb mobilization, stretching, and other modalities into multiple massage flows. Practice applying a framework for massage that allows you to be creative, safe, and efficient with your touch and timing. Transitions, mechanics, draping, and pacing will also be addressed. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Section
8402
Minimum Units (Decimal)
1.00
Maximum Units (Decimal)
1.00
Description

Various short courses and experimental classes covering a variety of subjects in massage therapy. The course will be variable credit of one to three depending on the course content and number of hours required. This course may be repeated for up to six credits.

Class Type
In-Person Class
Status
Open
Subject Term Reference
Massage/Body Work
Late Start
No
Catalog Number
198
Day or Night Section
Day
Is Late Start
Late Start Only
Session
Normal
Class Subject Reference
Massage/Body Work - MASG
Crytime Formatted
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. • F S • Meadowood Center (South) • 05/02/25–05/03/25
Department Phone
824-3830
Notes (For Filter)
Integrated Massage Class. Prerequisite: MASG 201 or LMT. Must be at least 18 years old and have taken MASG 201, or demonstrate proof of previous massage training or are an LMT to register for this class. This is an Integrated Massage class. Please bring a set of sheets and massage oil to class. Wear comfortable clothing. Learn how to smoothly integrate your massage techniques into a variety of sequential flows. We will combine elements of Swedish, deep tissue, reflexology, osteosymmetry, myofascial release, limb mobilization, stretching, and other modalities into multiple massage flows. Practice applying a framework for massage that allows you to be creative, safe, and efficient with your touch and timing. Transitions, mechanics, draping, and pacing will also be addressed. In the event of public health restrictions or other emergencies, classes may need to be changed to Web-Live, Web, or Hybrid instruction modes. Students will be notified by instructors and/or academic departments of any required changes.
Prerequisites (For Filter)
Prerequisite: MASG 201, or demonstrate proof of previous massage training. Students must also be at least 18 years or older.
Class Subject Abbr
MASG
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