Courses that focus on mental health within bodywork after plastic surgery and noninvasive body contouring aim to provide therapists with specialized knowledge and skills to effectively support clients who have undergone these procedures. These courses typically cover a range of topics related to the behavioral and emotional impact of body aesthetics— for clients and providers, common mental and emotional reactions to procedures, and strategies for supporting clients through their healing transformation processes.

These courses cover topics such as understanding the surgical process, pre and perioperative care, and the benefits and limitations of pre surgical massage modalities. CSL therapists learn about the physiological effects of surgery and how CSL treatments can be used to reduce pain, inflammation, and stress before and after surgery. This subcategory also includes courses that educate clients, providers, and the general public about best professional practices for care up until the moment of their surgery.

The courses in this category cover a range of topics related to postoperative induration as clients heal after plastic surgery, including the physiological causes of induration, techniques for assessing and treating induration, and strategies for supporting clients through the healing process from Day 8-Week 8 postOp. 

Note: If you are teaching people HOW to do PostOp, this will always be a Foundational course. If you are teaching aspects or concepts about PostOp, this will be a supplemental course.

The courses in this category typically cover a range of topics related to noninvasive body contouring, including the different modalities available (such as ultrasound, radiofrequency, and laser therapy), their respective benefits and limitations, and how they work to affect body composition. These courses teach the difference between POBC & NSBC clients, covering topics such as contraindications and safety considerations, client assessment and consultation, and strategies for managing client expectations and achieving optimal outcomes. In addition, some courses may provide guidance on integrating noninvasive body contouring techniques with other healthcare modalities to highlight and address treatment gaps.

Note: If you are teaching people HOW to do Body Contouring, this will always be a Foundational course. If you are teaching aspects or concepts about Body Contouring, this will be a supplemental course.

Courses under this category cover topics such as wound assessment, management, and treatment, including the use of specialized dressings and topical agents. Participants will learn about the various types of wounds that can occur after surgery, including incisions, abrasions, and lacerations, as well as the different stages of wound healing.

Additionally, these courses cover the unique considerations that must be taken into account when caring for patients undergoing noninvasive body contouring treatments, such as laser treatments, HIFU, and ultrasound with a focus on dermal care should wounds from these treatments arise. This includes understanding how these treatments can affect the skin and underlying tissues, as well as how to manage any adverse effects that may arise. 

Participants in these courses will also learn about the importance of patient education and communication when it comes to wound care, as well as the role of interdisciplinary collaboration for wound treatment outside of scope of practice in providing comprehensive care.

Courses under this category cover the anatomy and physiology of the lymphatic system, including its role in immune function and fluid regulation. Participants will thoroughly learn about the lymphatic system, including pre-existing conditions, lymphatic transection, convalescent edema, and healing from trauma with a compromised lymphatic system.

Additionally, these courses cover the different treatment options available for managing convalescent lymphatic disorders, compression therapy, and exercise therapy. Participants will learn about the indications and contraindications for each treatment option, as well as the potential benefits and risks.

Furthermore, these courses will discuss the importance of patient education and communication when it comes to managing lymphatic presentations in real time, including the need for patients to understand the importance of self-care and adherence to treatment protocols.

Courses under this category cover the anatomy and physiology of all 11 of the major systems of the human body, including the integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. 

Participants will learn about the interdependence of these systems and how they work together to maintain homeostasis in the body. 

Additionally, these courses will explore the effects of trauma on the body’s systems, including the physiological changes that occur as a result of injury or illness. Participants will learn about the body’s natural healing processes and how they can support these processes with CSL Therapy bioengineering to promote optimal recovery.

Courses under this category will introduce individuals to the CSL Therapy Organization, its mission, its principles, and values that yield the foundation of our best professional practices. Participants will learn about the CSL Therapy as a medical industry with a focus on patient healthcare around transformative body aesthetics. These style of courses teach others about the industry itself, defining the organization, identifying resources, emerging jurisprudence, and CSL ordinances.

The courses under this category focus on Incisional Sciences— working with clients who have active incisions— studying the biological changes that occur within the first 7 days after trauma, both at the macro level (such as organ system responses) and at the micro level (such as cellular and molecular responses).

The courses in this category cover a wide range of topics, including the pathophysiology of inflammation, immune responses, metabolic changes, coagulation disorders, and wound healing. Participants will learn how these processes are affected by traumatic injuries, and how they can be managed to improve patient outcomes.

Additionally, the courses delve into the assessment and management of trauma patients during the critical first 7 days, covering topics such as resuscitation, hemodynamic stability, pain management, and nutritional support. Students who take courses in this subcategory will also learn about the latest research in onset-trauma care, including new technologies and therapies that are being developed to improve outcomes for trauma patients but are applied during the onset of Day 1-Day 7 after traumatic cosmetic procedures.

The category of courses that teach how to use nonelectric kinetic tools to help clients achieve transformative body goals is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to help others improve their physical well-being. These courses typically cover a wide range of nonelectric kinetic tools, such as negative compression, resistance bands, stability balls, scraper tools and other similar devices.

Students will learn how to perform proper form and technique, as well as how to modify tool applications during protocols to accommodate different health levels and physical limitations during CSL Therapy sessions.

In addition to the practical application of these tools, these courses often cover topics such as anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics to provide students with a deeper understanding of how the body works in conjunction with kinetic tools.

CSL therapy equipment courses teach individuals about the latest devices used for transformative results using battery operated or temporary short storages of electric sources (ie devices that need to be charged are defined as equipment). CSL therapy equipment courses provide a comprehensive understanding of various devices and their application in the field of healthcare and wellness.

The courses are designed to educate healthcare professionals, wellness practitioners, estheticians, and individuals interested in learning about the latest equipment technology in the field. 

Students will learn about the different types of CSL therapy equipment, including handheld equipment devices, panel equipment devices, and full-body equipment devices. The courses will cover the science behind the technology, how it works on the body, and CSL therapeutic benefits.

CSL therapy equipment courses will also cover safety protocols and guidelines for using equipment effectively. Students will learn how to integrate equipment into customized treatment plans for individual clients based on their specific needs.

This category of courses teach about CSL therapy machines focusing on educating individuals about devices that utilize external kinetic electric sources to bring about transformative results on the body. These courses are designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of CSL therapy machines, including their benefits, usage, and functionality.

The courses cover the principles of CSL therapy machines, the various types of machines available, and their specific applications in treating different cosmetic health presentations. Students learn the science behind the technology and how it works to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes with bioengineering.

Course curricula includes instruction on how to operate CSL therapy machines safely and effectively, including how to select appropriate settings and how to adjust the intensity of the kinetic electric sources. 

Additionally, courses cover the different types of electrodes and their placement on the body, as well as the use of accessory equipment like gels and pads. All principles are based on research and evidence behind CSL therapy machines, including clinical trials and case studies.

These courses aim to equip healthcare providers with the necessary knowledge to provide safe and effective treatments for their patients with the usage of emollients, gels, oils, and lotions in noninvasive body contouring procedures; the various types of products available and their applications. 

Additionally, courses cover best practices for product selection, application techniques, and patient management.

Healthcare professionals the science behind various noninvasive body contouring products and how they interact with the body to achieve desired results. Courses breakdown how to properly select and apply emollients based on patient needs/goals and individual body characteristics.

These courses focus on the management and operation of recovery homes, specifically for patients who have undergone plastic surgery and need short-term care before flying back home.

They cover a range of topics related to recovery home ownership, patient healthcare requirements, staffing requirements, & basic wound care with a specific focus on the unique needs of patients recovering from cosmetic procedures.

The category of courses that teach about all the different forms of guidelines for client advocacy in the plastic surgery and post-cosmetic surgical space, patient rights, case study requirements, and medical rights are designed to educate healthcare professionals [& the general public] on effective client advocacy directives in the cosmetic surgery setting.

The objectives of these types of classes are to provide healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and navigate the complex ethical and legal issues that arise in the field of cosmetic surgery. Specifically, these courses aim to:

1. Educate healthcare professionals on the importance of client advocacy and the various guidelines and regulations that govern the practice of cosmetic surgery.
2. Teach healthcare professionals how to protect and maintain client confidentiality when writing up case studies and other documentation.
3. Inform healthcare professionals about patient rights in the cosmetic surgery setting and how to effectively communicate these rights to clients.
4. Provide healthcare professionals with a thorough understanding of the medical and legal implications of elective surgery contract waivers, and how to best protect their clients’ rights in these situations.

The fundamentals of courses in this applied science category focus on Esthetics in the Body Altering Aesthetic space. Courses in this category are designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of different dermal presentations involved in the Body Altering Aesthetic space.

Courses focusing on body mechanics for bodyworkers in the Body Altering Aesthetics industry aim to provide them with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform their job safely, efficiently, and effectively while prioritizing their own health and well-being. The objectives of such courses include understanding the anatomy and physiology of the human body, developing proper body mechanics and ergonomics, learning techniques for preventing and managing work-related injuries, understanding the importance of self-care, and gaining knowledge of safety and sanitation practices.

Bodyworkers learn how to use their body correctly to avoid injury and strain and design their workspace to optimize their performance. They also learn techniques for preventing injuries and managing any pain or discomfort that may arise, prioritizing self-care, and ensuring a clean and safe environment for themselves and their clients.

The objective of courses that focus on how to position a client after plastic surgery is to educate providers and the general public in the Body Altering Aesthetics industry on the appropriate positioning techniques for clients who have undergone different types of plastic surgery procedures in various countries. Proper positioning is crucial in ensuring successful outcomes and minimizing complications after surgery. The courses aim to teach providers and the general public about the importance of positioning, the different types of positioning techniques, and how to implement them effectively for each specific surgery and country.

The courses will cover different types of plastic surgery procedures such as breast augmentation, tummy tuck, and facelift, and the appropriate positioning techniques for each. They will also provide information on how to position clients who have had surgery in different countries, as each country may have different standards and regulations for post-operative care. By providing this knowledge, the courses aim to enhance the quality of care provided to clients and promote better outcomes after surgery.

This category of courses teaches the pathology of communicable diseases.

The objective of courses that focus on preexisting conditions, complications, and contradictions of plastic surgery and noninvasive body contouring clients is to educate providers and the general public in the Body Altering Aesthetics industry about the potential risks and complications associated with these procedures. It is important for providers to be aware of preexisting medical conditions and medications that can increase the risk of complications and for clients to understand their medical history and any potential risks before undergoing a procedure. The courses aim to provide knowledge on how to identify and manage preexisting conditions and contradictions, as well as how to recognize and respond to potential complications.

The courses will cover a range of topics related to fascia, including the structure and function of fascia, the role of fascia in body contouring and plastic surgery procedures, and the different techniques and technologies used to manipulate and enhance fascia presentations to better align with client goals. These courses also teach how to handle fascia releases with regards to hormonal releases.

The objectives of courses that teach body altering aesthetics industry beauty business marketing may include providing an understanding of the industry, equipping students with marketing skills, teaching regulatory requirements, preparing them for managing a beauty business, and encouraging problem-solving skills to adapt to changes and identify new opportunities. These courses aim to give students a strong foundation to succeed in the evolving beauty industry.

ACBAA defines advanced sciences as courses that provide a deeper understanding of the human body through courses that typically would fall outside of CSL Therapy but have a correlation and relevance to the Body Altering Aesthetics industry, particularly as it relates to massage therapy and bodywork. These courses typically cover topics such as microcircuitry and kinesiology at an advanced level, including the study of the musculoskeletal, nervous, circulatory, and immune systems. Additionally, advanced sciences courses may include the study of pathologies and how they affect the body, advanced massage techniques and modalities, and the application of scientific principles to CSL Therapy and bodywork. The goal of advanced sciences courses is to enhance the knowledge and skills of CSL therapists and bodyworkers, so they can provide more effective and tailored services to their clients.

The objectives of these courses aim to educate individuals on how to provide proper care and support for patients who have undergone a tummy tuck procedure. Specifically, the courses cover topics such as pre-operative care, the surgical procedure itself, post-operative massage techniques, potential complications and how to address them, pain management, wound care, and other aspects of tummy tuck recovery.

The goal of these courses is to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure that patients receive optimal care and support during their recovery period to minimize complications and ensure that patients achieve the best possible outcomes from their tummy tuck procedures.

The courses aim to educate students on how to manage postoperative pain, swelling, and bruising, as well as the potential complications that can arise after liposuction procedures— and how care changes contingent upon the clients procedures: traditional or smart lipo. Students learn how to recognize infections, burns vs bruises, and seromas, and how to provide patients with appropriate postoperative care instructions.

The courses are designed to prepare students for the challenges of managing patient recovery after liposuction procedures. They teach students how to provide personalized care to their patients, address their concerns, and provide them with the necessary support throughout their recovery process. 

These courses provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure a safe and successful recovery for their clients. This includes learning how to properly care for the surgical incisions, manage pain/discomfort & seromas, and prevent infection. Students will also learn how to monitor clients for potential complications, such as blood clots or fluid buildup, and how to take appropriate action if necessary.

Additionally, these courses also cover topics related to postoperative care and maintenance, such as proper nutrition and exercise recommendations, as well as techniques for reducing scarring and improving overall results. The ultimate goal of these courses is to empower students with the tools and knowledge they need to help their clients achieve the best possible outcomes and maintain their desired aesthetic results over the long term.

These courses cover a range of topics, including the anatomy and physiology of the breast, common types of breast surgery, basic mammary wound care, and postoperative complications. The goal is to ensure that clients receive the best possible care after their surgery and to minimize the risk of complications.

In addition to technical skills, the courses also aim to develop the empathy, communication, and professionalism of the professionals who provide care to clients. Students learn how to provide emotional support and address the psychological impact of breast surgery on their clients. By combining technical knowledge with emotional intelligence, creating a supportive environment for clients that fosters healing and a positive experience. 

These courses focus on preparing individuals to provide post-operative care to clients who have undergone facial resection procedures. The primary objective of the courses is to educate individuals on the appropriate techniques and best practices for post-operative care, including wound care, infection control, and pain management. 

The courses aim to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills required to provide safe and effective care to clients after facial resection procedures. The objectives of the courses include understanding the anatomy and physiology of the face, recognizing potential complications and side effects, providing appropriate wound care, managing pain and discomfort, and ensuring proper hygiene and infection control. The courses also aim to develop the necessary communication skills to provide emotional support to clients during the post-operative period. 

These group of courses educate students on the principles of wound healing and postoperative care for clients who have undergone elective trauma procedures.

These courses educate students on the micropathology of tissue remodeling in the body altering aesthetics industry, inclusive of cellular and molecular processes involved in tissue repair and regeneration, as well as the various types of tissue remodeling techniques used in the industry. This yields a better understanding of the efficacy of techniques and its patient benefits with various health concerns.

These courses teach about the modality of Maderoterapia/wood therapy, the Carribean history, the bioengineering kinetic transformative process, & how to integrate it into a client protocol in the Body Altering Aesthetics industry.

These courses teach about the application of cryotherapy & how to integrate these treatments safely into client protocols in the Body Altering Aesthetics industry.

These courses help providers understand the differentiation between traditional MLD and MLD/lymphatic massage for clients after plastic surgery; and teaches how to apply standard traditional MLD into Body Altering Aesthetics treatments.

Body psychology, also known as somatic psychology, is a field of study that explores the relationship between the body and the mind, and how they interact with each other. It is based on the premise that the body is not just a physical entity but also an integral part of our emotional, psychological, and spiritual experiences.

Body psychology emphasizes the importance of listening to the body, and understanding how it stores and processes emotions, memories, and traumas. It also emphasizes the use of body-centered practices such as movement, touch, and breathwork to promote healing and self-awareness.

Body psychology courses address underlying psychological issues, managing patient expectations, supporting clients in improving their body image and self-esteem, and supporting post-procedure recovery self talk. 

Leadership Courses in the CSL Therapy industry aim to help therapists become more effective leaders and improve their practice management skills. The courses cover topics such as communication, teamwork, delegation, time management, conflict resolution, and business management. The objective outcomes of the courses are to help therapists, providers, & healthcare professionals develop their leadership skills, manage their practice more effectively, and provide better care to their clients.

Confidence building classes for healthcare professionals in the body altering aesthetics industry provide comprehensive knowledge, skills, and confidence necessary for effective industry development. These courses aim to help beauty professionals understand their strengths and weaknesses, develop effective communication strategies, and cultivate a strong professional presence.

Students learn effective techniques for building trust with clients, handling difficult situations, and improving communication skills. The courses also provide business owners with practical exercises to help them develop confidence and self-esteem.

In addition, courses include behavioral tips and strategies to help business owners overcome common challenges in the medical beauty industry, such as managing staff, dealing with difficult customers, and building a successful brand.

These grouping of courses educate professionals as well as the general public on nutrition in the Body Altering Aesthetics space.

Classes focus on enhancing respiratory function, reducing stress and anxiety, improving overall health and well-being, and incorporating diaphragmatic breathing into daily life— for clients as well as providers. Regular practice of diaphragmatic breathing can lead to improved cardiovascular health, better digestion, increased energy levels, and improved mental clarity and focus. By teaching students how to use diaphragmatic breathing to improve their physical and mental health, reduce stress and anxiety, and enhance their overall well-being, these classes have a significant impact on the lives of their participants. The courses in this category teach students how to integrate diaphragmatic deep breathing into their sessions to help clients/patients get better aesthetic results.

CSL Therapy Post Surgical presentations courses are a series of educational programs that focus on the art and science of body altering aesthetics. These courses are designed to teach professionals how to read the body’s presentation and develop customized plans to facilitate healing and promote good skin integrity after surgical procedures.

CSL Therapy courses use a unique approach that involves translating the body’s presentation, also known as “Body Braille,” into actionable data. This approach enables professionals to identify and address the root causes of and develop targeted plans to promote healing and skin rejuvenation, allowing clients to heal with good skin integrity.

Courses in this category discuss the general complications and contraindications of the Body Altering Aesthetics industry. This category defines the standard base scope of practice of health for each CSL Therapy modality.

CSL Therapy Ambulatory Pathophysiology is a branch of medicine that focuses on the study in the body altering aesthetics industry the impact of medical conditions on mobility and how it relates to plastic surgery and elective procedures.

These courses cover topics related to anatomy and physiology of movement, medical conditions affecting mobility, postoperative mobility, CSL dermal rehabilitation, assistive devices and mobility aids. These courses provide students with a comprehensive understanding of how medical procedures & body presentations affect mobility, and how to support clients’ re-mobilization process throughout post surgical remodeling to recover effectively.

Energy bodywork is a type of alternative healing practice that focuses on the energy fields that surround and permeate the human body. The theory behind energy bodywork is that imbalances or blockages in the body’s energy flow can lead to physical, emotional, or mental health issues. 

Energy bodywork techniques aim to identify and correct these imbalances by manipulating the body’s energy fields.

CSL Energy bodywork can take many forms, such as Reiki, acupuncture, acupressure, or reflexology, and involve the use of hands-on or hands-off techniques to promote healing, reduce inflammation and pain, and promote relaxation after cosmetic procedures.

Practitioners of energy bodywork believe that by balancing the body’s energy fields, they can promote relaxation, reduce stress and anxiety, alleviate pain, and improve overall health and wellbeing. Courses un these categories focus on teaching students and the general public about various techniques for manipulating the body’s energy fields to promote physical, emotional, and mental health.

Note: Energy bodywork is not used as a substitute for traditional medical care, but a compliment and conjunction to systemic care.

Classes that teach about MmHG, fajas, and compression for both post-surgical and noninvasive body contouring treatments have similar but slightly different objectives for healthcare providers and the general public in the body altering aesthetic industry.

For healthcare providers, the objectives of these classes include:

1. Understanding the science behind compression garments and how they work to reduce swelling and improve healing after surgery.
2. Learning how to properly measure patients for compression garments to ensure a good fit and maximum effectiveness.
3. Knowing how to select the appropriate compression garment for each patient based on their specific needs and surgical procedure.
4. Understanding the different types of compression garments available and their benefits and drawbacks.
5. Being able to educate patients about the benefits of wearing compression garments and how to properly care for them.

For the general public in the body altering aesthetic industry, the objectives of these classes include:

1. Understanding the benefits of wearing compression garments for body contouring treatments and post-surgical recovery.
2. Knowing how to properly measure oneself for a compression garment to ensure a good fit and maximum effectiveness.
3. Learning about different types of compression garments available, their benefits, and drawbacks.
4. Understanding the importance of choosing high-quality compression garments to ensure safety and effectiveness.
5. Being able to properly care for and maintain compression garments to prolong their lifespan.

These courses aim to educate healthcare providers, such as CSL Therapists, plastic surgeons, dermatologists, and aestheticians, on ethical considerations related to body altering procedures and aesthetics.

The curricula covers topics from patient autonomy and informed consent, professional integrity and responsibility, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, to cultural sensitivities as it applies to medical presentations and need, and the potential social/psychological impacts of body altering procedures.

In addition to the theoretical concepts, practical case studies and ethical dilemmas are presented to help students apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios. The goal of these courses is to ensure healthcare providers in the body altering aesthetics industry are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide ethical and responsible care to patients.

CSL Therapy medical documentation classes teach students how to create and manage medical records and other health-related documents in a professional and accurate manner. These classes cover a wide range of topics related to medical documentation, including medical terminology, record-keeping guidelines, privacy laws, and the use of electronic health record (EHR) systems.

Some specific topics covered in these medical documentation classes include:

1. Medical Terminology: Students learn the basics of medical terminology, including common medical abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols used in healthcare documentation.
2. Documentation Guidelines: Students are taught how to create and maintain accurate and complete medical records, including documentation guidelines for various types of medical encounters, such as office visits, hospital admissions, and emergency room visits.
3. Privacy and Security: Students learn about patient privacy laws and regulations, including HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), and how to protect patient confidentiality when creating and managing medical records.
4. Electronic Health Records (EHRs): Students learn about the use of electronic health record (EHR) systems, including how to enter and retrieve patient information, generate reports, and manage medical records electronically.
5. Medical Coding: Students learn about medical coding systems, such as ICD-10 (International Classification of Diseases) and CPT (Current Procedural Terminology), and how to use them to accurately document medical procedures and diagnoses.

The goals of medical documentation classes are to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to create and manage accurate and complete medical records, and to comply with legal and regulatory requirements related to medical documentation. The projected outcomes of medical documentation classes include:

1. Improved Patient Care
2. Legal Compliance
3. Improved Efficiency
4. Career [& industry] Advancement

Geriatric body aesthetics courses cover topics that relate to the aging process and how it affects the skin and body; different types of cosmetic treatments and their applications for older adults; and how to provide safe and effective care to geriatric patients.

The desired outcomes for students taking these courses are to gain a comprehensive understanding of geriatric aesthetics, including the latest techniques and treatments, and to develop the skills necessary to provide high-quality care to older adults seeking cosmetic body enhancements. 

Bariatric body altering aesthetics courses are designed to teach individuals how to adjust CSL Therapy techniques and treatments on patients who have undergone bariatric surgery, such as gastric bypass or gastric sleeve surgery, in order to help them achieve their desired physical appearance.

Thermogenics classes in the body altering aesthetics industry teach about how the body’s natural heat distribution is generated and then recycled or harnessed for bioengineering and biohacking to burn fat, move local cellular waste, & transform connective tissue.

Classes that teach Postural and Structural Integration in the body altering aesthetics industry focus on improving posture and alignment, reducing pain and tension, and promoting overall wellness through bodywork techniques. CSL Postural Integration involves a series of bodywork sessions that focus on releasing tension and fascial adhesions, as well as improving alignment and posture after trauma. Structural Integration, on the other hand, involves a series of sessions that focus on realigning the body’s structure by working with the fascia and connective tissues after trauma. The goal of these classes is to provide practitioners with the knowledge and skills to help clients achieve greater balance, ease of movement, and overall wellness from their given baselines of health.

The objectives and goals of self-care classes for body workers and healthcare professionals in the body altering aesthetics industry are to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being, prevent burnout, improve job performance, educate clients on self-care, and promote a culture of self-care within the industry. These classes teach techniques to reduce stress, promote relaxation, and establish healthy boundaries, which lead to better outcomes for clients and create a supportive work environment.

These courses educate on different treatments and services offered at MedSpas.

Courses that teach bodyworkers how to become better teachers and presenters, and how to write/read/follow curriculum building programs have several objectives and outcomes.

The objectives of these courses are to provide bodyworkers with the skills and knowledge they need to become effective teachers and presenters, to design and develop curriculum, and to deliver engaging and informative classes. These courses may cover topics such as teaching methods, communication skills, curriculum development, lesson planning, assessment and evaluation, and creating a positive learning environment.

The outcomes of these courses are that bodyworkers will be able to confidently and competently teach and present information to their clients, students, or colleagues. They will also be able to design and develop curriculum that is well-organized, effective, and engaging. Additionally, they will have the skills to assess and evaluate the effectiveness of their teaching and make necessary adjustments to improve the learning experience for their students.

These courses teach cupping techniques to apply on pre surgery clients, postOp clients, and nonsurgical body contouring clients. They specialize in educating on breaking down cording, adhesions, striations, and improve mobility in chronic holding patterns.

The objectives of these courses are to provide bodyworkers with the skills and knowledge they need to safely and effectively apply body wraps, and to provide an understanding of the science behind the process. These courses may cover topics such as different types of body wraps, materials used, equipment needed, health and safety considerations, client consultation and assessment, and aftercare instructions.

The outcomes of these courses are that bodyworkers will be able to confidently and competently apply body wraps to clients, with an understanding of the science behind the process. They will also be able to provide clients with proper aftercare instructions to ensure the best results. Additionally, they will have the skills to assess clients’ individual needs and tailor the treatment accordingly.

The objectives of these courses are to provide bodyworkers with the skills and knowledge they need to safely and effectively recommend supplements to clients for various purposes related to body altering aesthetics. These courses may cover topics such as types of supplements, their effects on the body, dosage and administration, contraindications and precautions, and interactions with other medications or treatments.

The outcomes of these courses are that bodyworkers will be able to confidently and competently recommend supplements to clients to aid in body healing after surgery, promote lymphatic flow, reduce inflammation, improve the effects of noninvasive treatments, and enhance the results of fat transfers. They will also have the skills to assess clients’ individual needs and make supplement suggestions based on their unique situation.

These courses are to set health standards &  to create a safe and healthy environment for bodywork practitioners and their clients by emphasizing the importance of proper hygiene and sanitation practices. 

These courses teach about the onset and presentation of reabsorption after plastic surgery, as well as how to treat it during the W.O.O.

These courses teach about the onset and presentation of fibrosis after plastic surgery, as well as how to treat it after the W.O.O.

These courses teach Anatomy and Physiology of the human body with from the viewpoints relevant to transformative body aesthetics.

These courses teach how to read, write, review, and submit Medical journal entries, as well as contribute to CSL Therapy’s POI Medical Journal library.

Cellulite reduction courses for the body altering aesthetics industry provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to address cellulite concerns in their patients. The objectives of these courses include teaching students about the anatomy and physiology of cellulite formation, the various types of cellulite and the factors that contribute to their development, and the different non-surgical cellulite reduction treatments available. Students also learn how to evaluate and select appropriate treatment options for different patients, manage patient expectations, and identify and mitigate potential risks and complications associated with cellulite reduction treatments.

Courses allow students to demonstrate proficiency in identifying different types of cellulite, select appropriate treatment options based on patient needs and preferences, and perform different cellulite reduction techniques safely and effectively. Students are also able to evaluate and manage potential risks and complications associated with cellulite reduction treatments, provide patients with realistic expectations and achievable outcomes, and integrate cellulite reduction treatments into a comprehensive body-altering plan. 

These courses teach skin tightening to bodyworkers in the body altering aesthetics industry, providing an understanding of the skin’s anatomy and physiology, teaching techniques for skin tightening, demonstrating safety precautions, educating on patient assessment and consultation, and providing hands-on training. The main objectives of these courses aim to equip bodyworkers with the knowledge and skills needed to provide safe and effective skin tightening treatments.

The outcomes of these skin tightening courses include bodyworkers being able to assess patient needs, demonstrate proficiency in performing skin tightening techniques, provide safe and effective treatments, offer proper post-treatment care guidance, and maintain patient satisfaction.

These classes educate bodyworkers in the body altering aesthetics industry about osseous tissue, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the skeletal system and how it relates to their practice. This includes learning about the structure and function of bones, the types of bones in the body, and the various factors that can affect bone health. Additionally, bodyworkers learn about common bone disorders and injuries, as well as contraindications that may affect or alter their client protocols.

CSL Bodyworkers have a better understanding of how the skeletal system works and how it relates to the body altering aesthetics industry.

These classes teach students about body braille, which refers to the ability to read a client’s body and translate what is felt into useful data. By doing so, bodyworkers create customized protocols and treatment plans that align with their client’s body goals. The outcomes of these classes are to equip bodyworkers with the necessary skills to accurately interpret and respond to a client’s needs and goals, thereby improving client results and outcomes. Additionally, these classes aim to promote a deeper understanding of the importance of introspection, professional tactile discernment, and protocol building.

These courses aim to educate students about nutrition as it specifically applies to transformative beauty science and promoting healing after surgery. CSL Nutrition courses have a specific intent and goal to educate on the niche focus of food and nutrition fueling beauty goals. The outcomes of these classes are to equip bodyworkers with the necessary knowledge and skills to create customized nutrition plans for their clients that support their beauty goals and aid in the healing process. Additionally, these classes aim to promote a deeper understanding of the relationship between nutrition and beauty, and to educate bodyworkers on how to effectively communicate with their clients about the importance of proper nutrition for achieving their desired outcomes. 

Analytical science is an essential part of the body altering aesthetics industry. CSL analytical science involves the use of various analytical techniques to evaluate the safety, efficacy, and quality of the products, procedures, treatments and educational resources used in this industry.

In addition, CSL analytical science is used to monitor and evaluate the outcomes of body altering aesthetics procedures, such as measuring the levels of collagen in the skin before and after a treatment, or using imaging techniques to assess the effects of a cosmetic surgery procedure. This helps to ensure that the procedures are achieving the desired results and are not causing longterm adverse effects.

As healthcare professionals, it is important to have a solid understanding of the medical and ethical considerations of these procedures. This group of courses aims to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to better, fluid, flowing conversations about BAA concepts— medical quipping— based on presentations and case studies. Emphasis will be placed on the importance of ethical decision-making, patient autonomy, and informed consent in the context of BAA procedures & CSL Therapy treatments.

The course objectives include learning about the basic principles of gravitational pulls and fulcrums on the skin, understanding the impact of these forces on post-surgery tissue, and developing effective techniques for addressing these issues in bodywork sessions. Students will also learn about the role of the ECM in tissue remodeling and how it can contribute to the development of adhesions and striations in the skin.

This grouping of courses offered by CSL Therapy Organization delves into the intricate realm of visceral health within the body altering aesthetics industry. These specialized accredited classes provide in-depth insights and practical skills for healthcare professionals seeking to master the art of visceral anatomy and its relevance in postoperative care. By enrolling in these courses, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of visceral health, empowering you to offer the highest standard of care to your clients in this unique field of expertise.

This collection of courses offered by CSL Therapy Organization is dedicated to providing healthcare professionals in the body altering aesthetics industry with a profound understanding of endocrinology trauma response. Through these comprehensive programs, participants will acquire essential knowledge and skills to effectively address endocrine-related challenges and responses in postoperative care settings. With a focus on the body’s hormonal intricacies and their impact on the healing process, these courses empower practitioners to navigate endocrinological aspects of patient care with expertise and confidence, ensuring optimal outcomes and well-being for their clients.

Our “Confidentiality Training” classes tailored for the body altering aesthetics industry are designed to equip healthcare providers and professionals with the essential skills and knowledge needed to safeguard client privacy and uphold the highest standards of confidentiality. In these courses, participants will delve into the intricacies of handling sensitive medical information, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations such as HIPAA, and establishing robust protocols for data protection. Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical scenarios, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of confidentiality best practices, enabling them to create a secure and trusted environment for their clients while maintaining the utmost professionalism and ethical standards in their practice.

Crafted exclusively for healthcare providers and professionals, these courses offer a fresh perspective on fostering synergy and collaboration within your practice or clinic. Dive into engaging activities and scenarios, honing your team’s ability to communicate effectively, adapt to challenging situations, and work cohesively. By participating in these courses, you’ll unlock the secrets to a more connected and empowered team, ensuring that your clients receive the highest level of care and support. Join us in building stronger bonds and achieving peak performance in the body altering aesthetics industry.

Discover a new realm of holistic care in the body altering aesthetics industry with our innovative courses designed to empower allied healthcare professionals. In these unique offerings, you’ll learn how to seamlessly integrate external health and recovery knowledge into your client’s surgical journey, enhancing their overall experience. Whether you’re a novice professional or new to the allied scope, these courses will equip you with the skills and insights needed to provide comprehensive support during the preoperative, perioperative, and postoperative phases.

hese programs are thoughtfully designed to provide healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of fitness principles tailored to address both invasive and non-invasive client scenarios. Whether you are working with clients in pursuit of surgical enhancements or non-surgical transformations, these courses offer valuable insights into creating fitness plans that align with their unique requirements. Explore the realms of exercise physiology, nutrition, and holistic wellness, gaining the knowledge and skills necessary to support clients on their aesthetic journey while prioritizing their overall health.

Our courses on establishing and maintaining clinical medical settings within the body altering aesthetics industry are designed to equip healthcare professionals with essential skills and knowledge. In these comprehensive programs, you will learn the intricacies of creating a clinical environment tailored to the specific needs of clients undergoing aesthetic procedures. From setting up a sterile workspace to understanding regulatory compliance and infection control measures, our courses cover every aspect of clinical medical settings. Additionally, you’ll gain expertise in maintaining these settings, ensuring the highest standards of safety and hygiene.

Scarring concerns are common among clients, and addressing them effectively is crucial for overall satisfaction. These courses delve into the intricacies of scar formation, types of scars, and the factors influencing their development. You’ll gain expertise in advanced scar reduction techniques, including laser therapies, topical treatments, and surgical options. With this specialized training, you’ll enhance your ability to provide comprehensive care and support to clients during their postoperative journey, ensuring they achieve the best possible aesthetic outcomes.