Comprehensive Massage Therapy Curriculum Development
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 CAD
I already have outlines drafted for twenty-five massage therapy courses—roughly 1,500 instructional hours in total—covering everything from basic relaxation work through therapeutic and sports applications. What I need now is the full body of content: detailed lecture notes, step-by-step lab guides, and image-rich slide decks that bring each topic to life at an advanced, evidence-based level.
Here is the framework you’ll be fleshing out:
• 25 individual courses, each with multiple lectures and corresponding practical labs
• Full massage therapy scope (relaxation, therapeutic, sports, and related anatomy & physiology)
• Deliverables limited to text documents (Word or Google Docs) and presentation files (PowerPoint or Google Slides); no video production required
• High-resolution photos or diagrams embedded where technique or anatomy needs visual support, with proper citation or licensing
Because these modules will prepare learners for professional certification, depth is crucial. I’m looking for clearly structured content that references up-to-date research, links technique to underlying physiology, and includes measurable learning objectives, suggested assessment items, and safety considerations for each lab.
You’ll receive:
• Course and lecture outlines for every module
• Template files to maintain a consistent look and feel
• A shared drive for asset storage
I value a collaborator with a strong science or physiotherapy background who can write in plain language while preserving technical accuracy. If you can commit to producing high-quality, publication-ready material within a mutually agreed timeline, please reach out with examples of similar academic or clinical writing you’ve completed.
Here is the framework you’ll be fleshing out:
• 25 individual courses, each with multiple lectures and corresponding practical labs
• Full massage therapy scope (relaxation, therapeutic, sports, and related anatomy & physiology)
• Deliverables limited to text documents (Word or Google Docs) and presentation files (PowerPoint or Google Slides); no video production required
• High-resolution photos or diagrams embedded where technique or anatomy needs visual support, with proper citation or licensing
Because these modules will prepare learners for professional certification, depth is crucial. I’m looking for clearly structured content that references up-to-date research, links technique to underlying physiology, and includes measurable learning objectives, suggested assessment items, and safety considerations for each lab.
You’ll receive:
• Course and lecture outlines for every module
• Template files to maintain a consistent look and feel
• A shared drive for asset storage
I value a collaborator with a strong science or physiotherapy background who can write in plain language while preserving technical accuracy. If you can commit to producing high-quality, publication-ready material within a mutually agreed timeline, please reach out with examples of similar academic or clinical writing you’ve completed.