We are a centre of excellence for the provision of education and training in Complementary Healthcare. The Centre is fully equipped with audio visual and other teaching aides, the latest electric hydraulic massage couches, portable couches, massage chairs and 12 curtained cubicles.
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The Cardiff Met Centre for Complementary Healthcare, offers 3 professionally accredited and recognised training pathways:
Holistic Massage
Clinical Reflexology
Clinical Aromatherapy
We are a centre of excellence for the provision of education and training in Complementary Healthcare. The Centre is fully equipped with audio visual and other teaching aides, the latest electric hydraulic massage couches, portable couches, massage chairs and 12 curtained cubicles.
In keeping with the House of Lords Select Committee Report on Complementary and Alternative Medicine in 2000, which highlighted the need to increase the evidence base for therapies, all our programmes have a strong focus on research-based theory. All students are encouraged and supported to be research aware.
All students have access to the Cardiff Met library and IT facilities to support their learning.
Clinical Reflexology
Alongside practical skills, students will study anatomy, physiology and pathology, introductory research skills and entrepreneurial skills for complementary therapists. There will also be an opportunity to work with clients within the university’s complementary healthcare clinic.
This suite of modules aims to develop in students the necessary knowledge, understanding and clinical skills for professional reflexology practice, recognised by the Association of Reflxologists (AoR), so that they may operate professionally, effectively, ethically and reflectively in the local, national and global market
For a more detailed overview of the content for each module, please contact Julie Duffy by email [email protected] or book an online meeting.
Progression
Successful completion of the all modules will enable the student to practice as an IFPA registered Aromatherapy Practitioner.
Following study of further credits at Levels 4 and 5, students may also apply to progress onto any of the Higher Education Pathways, including the BSc (Hons) Complementary Healthcare (with Practitioner Status).
About
Cardiff Met is proud of all its alumni and we continue to support you as you embark on life after university.
We provide early career guidance for recent graduates and aim to keep you connected throughout your career.
We also provide opportunities for you to inspire our students by speaking at events or offering work experience opportunities, and this is just the tip of the iceberg!
We love hearing about where life has taken you since graduating and keeping you up to date with all that's going on at Cardiff Met.
Our history
Our history traces back to 1865 when the School of Art first opened in the Old Free Library in Cardiff.
Since we developed into a university, we have remained rooted in Wales while providing practice-focused and professionally oriented education to students from around the globe.
The institution has gone through numerous name changes over the years, eventually becoming what we know today as Cardiff Metropolitan University:
University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC) (1996 - 2011)
Cardiff Institute of Higher Education (1988 - 1996)
South Glamorgan Institute of Higher Education (1976 - 1988)
Cardiff College of Food Technology and Commerce (1971 - 1976)
Cardiff College of Education (1970 - 1976)
Llandaff College of Technology (1970 - 1976)
College of Commerce (1968 - 1971)
Reardon Smith Nautical College (1956 - 1970)
Cardiff College of Food Technology (1957 - 1971)
Llandaff Technical College (1954 - 1970)
Cardiff College of Art (1949 - 1976)
Cardiff Teacher Training College (1945 - 1970)
School of Nautical Cookery (1911 - 1973)
Cardiff College of Technology and Commerce (1949 - 1961)
Cardiff Technical College (1916 - 1949)
Cardiff Technical School (1889 - 1916)
Cardiff School of Science & Art (1865 - 1916)
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