Lymphatic anatomy & physiology
The basic organization and function of the lymphatic system.
Continuing education · 20 hours
Lymphatic Massage
Lymphatic anatomy, client screening and introductory light-touch techniques. The course includes referral decisions and supervised review.
20 hoursCourse length
Friday or SundaySchedule options
4 reservationsMinimum to run
Course content
Screening, precautions & referral
Client intake, contraindications, warning signs and circumstances that call for referral.
Gentle technique & sequencing
Introductory positioning, light touch and sequences for clients for whom these approaches are appropriate.
Practice & professional review
Communication, documentation and supervised review. Completion does not confer lymphedema specialist certification.
Total program length20 hours
Dates and registration
Choose two Fridays or two Sundays. Classes meet 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, Detroit time. New cohorts begin on the first and third selected weekday each month.
Class dates and availability load here. Starts in November 2026: Sunday cohorts meet November 1 + 8 or November 15 + 22; Friday cohorts meet November 6 + 13 or November 20 + 27.
Live paid reservation counts appear when reservations open.
Each program totals 20 hours. Campus sessions meet 9 AM–5 PM. Your full 20-hour learning plan, including any additional study and assessment, is shown before payment opens.
Enrollment information
Before applying, request the course dates, total cost, instructor information, materials list and prerequisites.
Ask About Lymphatic MassageWhat should I confirm before enrolling?
Request the current syllabus, instructor information, schedule, total cost and written confirmation of any CE recognition relevant to your license or credential.
Does this course provide a new professional license?
No. This is a continuing education program. Participation does not expand a professional license or authorize activities outside your lawful scope.
How is completion documented?
Ask the school about attendance, assessment and completion documentation for the scheduled course before you enroll.