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    This policy document outlines the objectives and procedures for anatomy training for therapists at a spa. The objectives are to provide therapists with a better understanding of guest body parts and awareness of areas to concentrate on or be careful with during massage. The policy states that anatomy training must occur after induction and before performing massages. It is the responsibility of the spa manager to instruct therapists on common client complaints and muscles involved in various movements. After training, therapists should be able to recite at least 40 body part names and demonstrate the muscle groups used in tasks like lifting and clapping.

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    This policy document outlines the objectives and procedures for anatomy training for therapists at a spa. The objectives are to provide therapists with a better understanding of guest body parts and awareness of areas to concentrate on or be careful with during massage. The policy states that anatomy training must occur after induction and before performing massages. It is the responsibility of the spa manager to instruct therapists on common client complaints and muscles involved in various movements. After training, therapists should be able to recite at least 40 body part names and demonstrate the muscle groups used in tasks like lifting and clapping.

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    This policy document outlines the objectives and procedures for anatomy training for therapists at a spa. The objectives are to provide therapists with a better understanding of guest body parts and awareness of areas to concentrate on or be careful with during massage. The policy states that anatomy training must occur after induction and before performing massages. It is the responsibility of the spa manager to instruct therapists on common client complaints and muscles involved in various movements. After training, therapists should be able to recite at least 40 body part names and demonstrate the muscle groups used in tasks like lifting and clapping.

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    Policy Number: Effective Date: Supersedes No.: Division: Prepared By: Approved By: Distribute To

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    This policy document outlines the objectives and procedures for anatomy training for therapists at a spa. The objectives are to provide therapists with a better understanding of guest body parts and awareness of areas to concentrate on or be careful with during massage. The policy states that anatomy training must occur after induction and before performing massages. It is the responsibility of the spa manager to instruct therapists on common client complaints and muscles involved in various movements. After training, therapists should be able to recite at least 40 body part names and demonstrate the muscle groups used in tasks like lifting and clapping.

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    Policy
    SPA / THE – 001
    Number :
    Effective
    Date :
    Supersedes
    No. :
    Policy & Procedure
    Division : SPA / Therapist
    Prepared Mintarsih
    By :
    Approved
    By :
    ANATOMY TRAINING Distribute to :
    All Employees
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    Objective of the Policy


    * To have better understanding and to know the names of guest body parts
    (anatomy)
    * Therapist need to be aware of parts of the body which one to concentrate and
    be careful of.

    Policy & Procedure

    Anatomy training must be undertaken shortly after departmental induction and before
    the first massage is performed on a spa client.
    • The Spa manager or Supervisor is responsible for instructing therapists making them
    aware of common client complaints i.e. Sore lower back, Tennis Elbow, Rotor Cuff
    injury.
    • At the end of the training session the therapist should be able to:
    o Recite all common body parts (at least 40 body part names) from the examples
    below.
    o Demonstrate which muscles and muscle groups are used in the following tasks
    (can be demonstrated by pointing to the muscle groups used):
    • Lifting a box up off the floor
    • Picking up a glass of water off the table.
    • Lifting your arms from your side to above your head.
    • Clapping your hands together.
    • Climbing a ladder.

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