• Student will be able to identify career opportunities available in the facial specialist field of practice

• Students will maintain safety in both personal and work environments while abiding by the rules and regulations of management in the job place.

• Student will demonstrate sanitary, safe and appropriate practices while performing skin care services on clients. Students will further practice skin care in a professional manner with clear communication within their scope of practice.

• Student will gain a good understanding of skin anatomy and physiology as well as skin care treatment techniques to appropriately provide clients with effective and safe skin care treatments.

• Student able to explain the importance of employability skills as well as demonstrate skills in entrepreneurship

• Student demonstrates leadership as well as teamwork skills in order to accomplish team goals and objectives

• Student verbalizes future business plan regarding money management concepts, procedures and strategies upon completion of program

• Student demonstrates ethical behavior and professionalism with colleagues in the classroom and clients in the treatment spaces

• Student demonstrates ability to use technology to help productivity in the work place

• Student demonstrates critical thinking skills to problem solve when presented with a dilemma

• Student demonstrates professionalism and effectiveness with both oral and written communication

• Student demonstrates confidence, appropriateness, and effectiveness while performing facials, massage techniques, make up application, hair removal, and artificial lash application.

• Student will demonstrate appropriate procedures and safe applications of chemicals when applied.

Enrolling in our facial specialist program is your gateway to a rewarding career in skincare. Our course provides hands-on training, expert guidance, and a comprehensive curriculum that equips you with the skills to thrive in the beauty industry. Facial specialists in the U.S. earn an average salary between $35,000 to $50,000 annually, depending on experience and location. Join us to learn advanced techniques and gain the expertise needed to enhance clients’ skin health and confidence.

All applicants must be above the compulsory age of school attendance, sixteen (16) years old. Any applicant who is under eighteen (18) years of age must have a parent or guardian with them when applying for admission. If the applicant is under 18 years of age, a form of identification will also be required from the parent or guardian. Applicants must provide photo identification.

The school admits as students those who have a valid High School Diploma or GED.  If the students High School Diploma is in a foreign language it is the responsibility of the student to get the diploma translated into English by a school approved translator. At the school’s discretion, official transcripts may be requested and evaluated by the director prior to enrollment of the student. If the information cannot be adequately verified, the student will be required, at their expense, to take and pass a GED test prior to enrollment.

Any applicants that do not meet the above-mentioned requirements shall be denied admission. A letter explaining the reason(s) will be given to the applicant upon request and a copy kept on file at the school for at least one year.

The school does not discriminate against applicants for admission based on age, race, color, sex, religion, marital status or ethnic origin.

All courses will have Open-entry.

DAY 14 WEEKS PROGRAM

START 01.14.2025

Tuesday 9.00AM – 5.30PM

Thursday 9.00AM – 5.30PM

EVENING 18 WEEKS PROGRAM

START 01.13.2025

Monday 4.00PM – 9.00PM

Wednesday 4.00PM – 9.00PM

1 Saturday a Month 9.00AM – 5.30PM

Saturdays Schedule 1/25 – 2/8 – 3/15 – 4/26 – 5/17

225hrs – Part Time

SCHEDULE	START	Anticipated Graduation Date
Day 14 Weeks	01.14.2025	04.24.2025
Evening 18 Weeks	01.13.2025	05.21.2025

HOLIDAYS:

The school observes the following Holidays and will be closed on those dates:

•New Year’s Day •Martin Luther King, Jr. Day •President’s Day •Memorial Day •Independence Day (July 4th) •Labor Day •Thanksgiving Week •Christmas Eve •Christmas Day •New Year’s Eve •Spring Break Week 03.17.2025 – 03.23.2025

This program is designed in accordance with the regulations and requirements of the State of Florida to obtain the license entitled Facial Specialist.

2024 Students All Fees Waived

Tuition	Registration & Licensure	Books	Kit
$4,800	$215	$325	$950

Deposit: $1000

Interest Free Weekly Payment $272 (14 Weeks Standard Day Program)

Interest Free Weekly Payment $212 (18 Weeks Evening Program)

Regular Financing Available trough Klarna up to 36months

SC 101 Skin Theory, Disease, and Disorders (67)

Students will gain knowledge and understanding in the following topic areas:

• History of Esthetics

• Anatomy and Physiology of the Skin

• Physiology and Histology of the Skin

• Skin Disease and Disorders

• Skin Analysis

• Skin Care Products

• Special Considerations for Treatment

SC 102 Facial Techniques and Contraindications (50)

Students will gain knowledge and understanding in the following topic areas:

• Facial Treatments importance, benefits, skills, and sequencing

• Treatment room set up, ambiance, professionalism, supplies, cleanliness, universal precautions

• Contraindications to skin treatments

• Specialty facial treatments

• Massage techniques for face, décolleté, neck, and upper extremities

• Manual Lymph Drainage of the face and neck

SC 103 Manual Extractions (6)

• Student will demonstrate accurate skin analysis to decipher when it is appropriate to perform manual

extractions. Students will learn proper techniques in order to safely and effectively treat and remove

comedos and milea.

SC 104 Clinical Education (30)

• Students will participate in hands on lab work where they practice on a variety of clientele as well as

receive like treatments under school guidance and supervision. Students will perform facials, both

mechanical and manual, as well as utilize masks and facial techniques on a variety of skin types

including normal, oily, dry, combo, problem, and mature skin.

SC 105 Product Chemistry (8)

• Students will gain an understanding of product ingredients, agents and the chemical interactions used

in skin care

SC 106 Sanitation (10)

Catalog 2024-2025 Preserva Institute 27 of 30• Students will learn proper sterilization and sanitation techniques of equipment, tools and treatment

area

SC 107 Hair Removal (15)

• Students will learn a variety of techniques to effectively perform hair removal including use of soft and

hard wax techniques. Hair removal techniques will include tweezing, waxing, threading, and sugaring.

SC 108 Make Up (11)

• Students will learn and demonstrate make up applications for both daytime and nighttime looks

SC 109 Basics of Electrotherapy and Devices (3)

• Students will learn the basics of electrotherapy, appropriate electrotherapy devices used in the

esthetic setting as well as safety, precautions and contraindications related to use. Students will also

demonstrate knowledge of proper set up, use and maintenance of electrical devices.

SC 110 Lash and Brow Tinting (2)

• Students will learn how to perform lash and brow tinting

SC 111 Eyelash Application (12)

• Students will be educated in the application and removal of false eyelashes for both individual lashes

and semi-permanent lashes

SC 112 Florida Laws and Rules (4)

• This course will provide an overview of the various rules and regulations pertaining the practice within

the state of Florida.

SC 113 Ethics (2)

• The Professional Ethics course outlines everything you need to know about ethics in the bodywork

profession including professionalism, roles and boundaries, and ethical business practices.

SC-114 HIV AIDS Education (3)

• HIV/AIDS Education course will further your knowledge of HIV/AIDS and provide valuable information

on how to protect yourself and your clients from exposure to HIV.

SC-115 Business and Professionalism (2)

• This course will help students begin business planning for a career in esthetics. Students will learn how

to create a resume as they ready themselves to enter the spa industry. Students will also learn how to

use technology to promote themselves. Professionalism will be taught to further strengthen each

student’s skill set and contribute to their success in the esthetic workforce.

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• Student will gain an understanding of massage theory and technique as well as the anatomy and physiology of the human body in order to appropriately provide clients with effective and safe massage treatments.

• Students will be comfortable to perform massage treatments in a professional manner with clear communication and within their scope of practice

• Student will demonstrate competence in performing different massage techniques in preparation to enter the workforce as a massage therapist

• Students will be able to identify common dysfunctions of the extremities and spine and understand when to refer the client to the physician

• Student will be provided sufficient training in both theory and technique in order to sit for the state licensing exam.

Choosing our massage therapy course is an investment in a fulfilling and in-demand career. Our program offers hands-on training, expert instruction, and a comprehensive curriculum that prepares you for success in the wellness industry. Massage therapists are highly sought after, with an average annual salary in the U.S. ranging from $45,000 to $55,000, depending on location and experience. By enrolling in our course, you’ll gain the skills and knowledge needed to excel in a profession that helps others improve their health and well-being.

All applicants must be above the compulsory age of school attendance, sixteen (16) years old. Any applicant who is under eighteen (18) years of age must have a parent or guardian with them when applying for admission. If the applicant is under 18 years of age, a form of identification will also be required from the parent or guardian. Applicants must provide photo identification.

The school admits as students those who have a valid High School Diploma or GED.  If the students High School Diploma is in a foreign language it is the responsibility of the student to get the diploma translated into English by a school approved translator. At the school’s discretion, official transcripts may be requested and evaluated by the director prior to enrollment of the student. If the information cannot be adequately verified, the student will be required, at their expense, to take and pass a GED test prior to enrollment.

Any applicants that do not meet the above-mentioned requirements shall be denied admission. A letter explaining the reason(s) will be given to the applicant upon request and a copy kept on file at the school for at least one year.

The school does not discriminate against applicants for admission based on age, race, color, sex, religion, marital status or ethnic origin.

All courses will have Open-entry.

DAY PROGRAM

Monday 9.00AM – 3.30PM

Wednesday 9.00AM – 3.30PM

Friday 9.00AM – 3.30PM

500hrs – 17 Weeks – Part Time

Start	Anticipated Graduation Date
01.13.2025	05.16.2025

HOLIDAYS:

The school observes the following Holidays and will be closed on those dates:

•New Year’s Day •Martin Luther King, Jr. Day •President’s Day •Memorial Day •Independence Day (July 4th) •Labor Day •Thanksgiving Week •Christmas Eve •Christmas Day •New Year’s Eve •Spring Break Week 3.17.2025 – 3.23.2025

This program is approved by the Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance, and Board of Massage Therapy.

After successfully completing this program, graduates will be eligible to take the Massage & Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx) administered by the Federation of State Massage Therapy Boards (FSMTB).

After successfully passing this examination, graduates may apply to the Florida Department of Health for a Florida Massage Therapist License.

2024 Students All Fees Waived

Tuition	Registration & Licensure	Books	Kit
$9,500	$525	$575	$750

Deposit: $1000 – Interest Free Weekly Payment $500 (17 Weeks)

Regular Financing Available trough Klarna up to 36months

MT 100 to 115: Anatomy and Physiology (150 hrs)

The anatomy/ physiology curriculum will focus on the understanding of the structure and function of the human

body. Students will gain knowledge of how the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, lymphatic and neurological

systems function as well as how manual massage therapies can benefit the client for improved wellness.

Students will be taught how to recognize pathologies and dysfunction related to the muscular, nervous and

lymphatic systems. Therapeutic exercise and stretches will be taught as a means to enhance massage

treatments by understanding the effects of strengthening and stretching on the musculoskeletal system and as

a means to home exercise recommendations to optimize wellness while staying within scope of practice.

• MT 100: General Human Anatomy and Physiology (10)

• MT 102: Musculoskeletal System (10)

• MT: 103 Lymphatic System (10)

• MT 104: Cardiovascular System (10)

• MT 105: Nervous System (10)

• MT 106: Cervical and Cranial anatomy, physiology and dysfunctions (10)

• MT 107: Thoracic anatomy, physiology, and dysfunctions (10)

• MT 108: Lumbar spine anatomy, physiology, and dysfunctions (10)

• MT 109: Upper Extremity anatomy, physiology, and dysfunctions (10)

• MT 110: Lower Extremity anatomy, physiology, and dysfunctions (10)

• MT 111: Pelvic anatomy and physiology (10)

• MT 112: Anatomy and physiology related to sports injuries injury and therapies (10)

• MT 113: Anatomy and physiology related to post-surgical orthopedic therapies (10)

• MT 114: Anatomy and physiology related to post-surgical cosmetic therapies (10)

• MT 115: Therapeutic exercise and kinesiology (10)

MT 200 to 207: Massage Therapy Theory and History (100 hrs)

This curriculum series explores the foundations of massage as well as the different types and techniques of

massage. Students will learn how to set up their work station, perform proper body mechanics during

treatments, demonstrate appropriate client positioning and draping as well as conduct themselves in a

professional manner with clear and appropriate communication skills. Students will understand indications and

contraindications of massage therapy and know when it is appropriate to refer the client to their physician.

Students will have the opportunity to practice the variety of massage strokes and different techniques on others

and well as receive treatments on themselves to gain a deeper understanding of the therapeutic effects of

massage.

• MT 200: Basic Massage Therapy Theory and History (20):

• MT 201: Therapeutic Massage (10): Swedish

• MT 202: Therapeutic Massage (15): Deep Tissue

• MT 203: Therapeutic Massage (10): Myofascial Release

• MT 204: Therapeutic Massage (20): Lymphatic Massage

• MT 205: Therapeutic Massage (10): Trigger Point Release

• MT 206: Therapeutic Massage (10): Sports Medicine and Stretching

• MT 207: Therapeutic Massage (5): Geriatric and pre-natal

MT 300 to 305: Massage Therapy Clinical Practicum (125 hrs)

Clinical lab work allows students to develop their skill to perform different types of massage on different client

populations. Students will gain confidence in their skills as well as learn to conduct themselves in a professional

manner within their scope of practice.

Catalog 2024-2025 Preserva Institute 23 of 30• MT 300: Massage Therapy Clinical Practicum: Basics (25)

• MT 301: Clinical 1 (20)

• MT 302: Clinical 2 (20)

• MT 303: Clinical 3 (20)

• MT 304: Clinical 4 (20)

• MT 305: Clinical 5 (20)

MT 400- 407: Allied Modalities (76 hrs)

This series of allied modalities teaches a variety of therapeutic modalities to enhance the massage experience.

Definitions, indications, contraindications, application are reviewed for each of applied modalities. Students will

have the opportunity to practice techniques in lab to better develop their skills. Curriculum includes thermal

modalities such as hot stones, cranial sacral therapies, reflexology, relaxation techniques such as diaphragmatic

breathing and guided imagery, cupping, kinesiotaping and electrotherapy.

• MT 400: Allied Modalities theory methods and utilization (10):

• MT 401: Electrical Stimulation (5)

• MT 402: Ultrasound (5)

• MT 403: Cupping and Kinesiotaping (13)

• MT 404: Relaxation Techniques for pain reduction (15)

• MT 405: Reflexology (13)

• MT 406: Cranial Sacral (10)

• MT 407: Hot Stone and thermal modalities (5)

MT 500: Business Development and Marketing (15 hrs)

The Business Development and Marketing course encompasses a wide variety of topics from business

planning and organization to networking and communication skills. With so many topics and ideas, a

professional’s mind can run wild with how to incorporate these practices into their current or future practice.

You will also learn why, how and when to review your business’s finances so that you can start tracking your

entrepreneurial journey. You will learn how to isolate potential problems or financial roadblocks that stand

between you and the goals you have for your business’s profit. Other topics that are covered include choosing

a bank, banking online, knowing how to implement a cost benefit analysis, how much should be saved to start

a practice or expand, and so many other strategies and tactics.

• MT 500: Business Development and Marketing (15)

MT 600: Theory and Practice of Hydrotherapy (15 hrs)

The Theory and Practice of Hydrotherapy will introduce you to simple and effective water treatments you can

easily combine with massage techniques. It will guide you in understanding and incorporating hydrotherapy

treatments into your everyday massage routine. With the information provided, in almost no time at all, you

will feel confident in your ability to deepen the effectiveness of your massage skills by using many helpful

water treatments!

• MT 600: Theory and Practice of Hydrotherapy (15)

MT 700: Florida Laws and Rules Governing Massage Therapy Practice (10 hrs)

This course will provide an overview of the various rules and regulations pertaining to the practice of massage

therapy within the state of Florida. It is imperative that massage therapists have a working knowledge of these

rules and regulations since failure to comply, whether intentionally or unintentionally, can result in substantial

fines or even suspension or revocation of the practitioner’s license.

• MT 700: Florida Laws and Rules Governing Massage Therapy Practice (10)

Catalog 2024-2025 Preserva Institute 24 of 30MT 800 Professional Ethics (4 hrs)

The Professional Ethics course outlines everything you need to know about ethics in the bodywork

profession including professionalism, roles and boundaries, and ethical business practices. In a field such as

massage and bodywork, professional ethics is an absolute must.

• MT 800: Professional Ethics (4)

AH 200: HIV AIDS Education (3 hrs)

HIV/AIDS Education course will further your knowledge of HIV/AIDS and provide valuable information on how

to protect yourself and your clients from exposure to HIV. You will learn vital statistics relating to HIV/AIDS,

ways HIV can and cannot be contracted, the stages of the HIV infection and what you can to protect yourself

and your clients from exposure to HIV/AIDS.

• AH 200: HIV/AIDS Education (3)

AH 300: Prevention of Medical Errors (2 hrs)

The Prevention of Medical Errors course discusses common medical errors made in the American health care

system. This course will discuss solutions to these problems and what professionals can do to prevent them

from happening in the future.

• AH 300: Prevention of Medical Errors (2)

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1. Participant will be able to identify the benefits of relaxation techniques
2. Participant will understand and utilize relaxation techniques effectively within your scope of practice
3. Participant will be able to perform specific manual strategies to help induce a relaxed state while performing progressive muscle relaxation and visualization techniques.
4. Participant will become familiar with key words and phrases to attain and maintain relaxed state
5. Participant will gain a better awareness of grounding and centering yourself so that you are fully present for your patient without exhausting your own energy

What motivates many patients to show up for therapy? While our smiling faces and great personalities can contribute to a good therapy experience, patients are often motivated to attend therapy because they have pain and they believe the physical or occupational therapist can help alleviate their pain and improve their function. Patient’s often rate their therapy success level on their pain levels. We know pain is often anticipated pre and post-surgery, during cancer treatment, and with chronic pain conditions, but now we can greatly help our patients by incorporating relaxation techniques into our existing treatments and reducing pain in our patients for a more effective treatment intervention.

Physical and occupations therapists, physical therapy assistants, occupational therapy assistants, registered nurses, massage therapists and other medical professionals interested in learning guided imagery and relaxation techniques. Estheticians in medical settings can also incorporate these advanced techniques to enhance their treatments.

This will benefit medical professionals and the patients

Beginner

8:30 Registration

9am: Relaxation Techniques defined; Benefits outlined; Research review of methods discussed;

10:30am: break

10:45am: Relaxation steps outlined

11am: Centering for the therapist discussed and taught

11:15am: Lab guided session practicing breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, and guided imagery techniques

11:30am: Lab practicing centering, breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, guided imagery

12:30 Lunch

1:30: Review and Lab; review of basic cranial structures as well as suboccipital, frontal, and temporal musculature; demonstration of sub occipital, frontal and temporal release demonstrated and followed by hands on lab practice

3pm: Break

3:15: 3:30 Combining manual techniques with relaxation techniques demonstration

3:30-4:45pm: Lab: practice manual techniques of neck and face while guiding patient with breathing cues, progressive muscle relaxation and guided imagery.

4:45pm: Survey, Post-test, Questions, Certificates

5pm: end

• At the end of your training, you will receive a current dated and signed certificate which should be displayed prominently in your office.
• For the list of the States Approval  send us an email.
• Our Courses are CEBroker listed. CEUs will be automatically credited to your account within 15days after the course completion.
• Preserva Institute expects that you will adhere to the highest ethical standards of conduct and reserves the right to withdraw permission to display and market our certification if you misrepresent PreservaInstitute.com, its philosophy or its values.

Direction and accommodations will be provided with your confirmation letter. You can also contact our office at 863.658.4360 or send us an email.

Group Discount: (contact us prior booking)
10% discount off each enrollment fee for groups of 5 or more
20% discount off each enrollment fee for groups of 10 or more

Student Discount (contact us prior booking)

A 10% discount is available to current students who have yet to earn a license to practice at the time of course registration. This discount is not available to those therapists who have previously held a license, and are currently enrolled in a doctoral, or other post-graduate, program. This discount cannot be used in combination with any other discounts. To get this discount when checking out online, use the code student99. (Note, this code is only valid for non-licensed students. Our team will verify that registrants signed up with this code are, indeed, current students prior to their attendance of the course).

Referral Credit/Discount
Any therapist who has already taken a Preserva Institute course will earn a $50.00 “referral credit” if:
1. A therapist who has never taken a Preserva Institute course successfully registers for his or her first course(s); AND
2. In the registration process, the first-time registrant gives the name and clinic/hospital of the therapist who referred them to Preserva Institute.
A therapist who has earned a $50.00 “referral credit” may use this credit toward any course that is eligible for a “referral discount”.

Guest Blogger Credit/Discount (contact us prior booking)
Any therapist who completes a qualifying guest blog post on the Preserva Institute blog will earn a $50.00 “guest blogger credit”. This credit may be applied toward any course eligible for a “guest blogger discount”.