We are pleased to announce the winner of our February Facebook Competition is Mark Fenton. Thank you to all of you who took the time to enter. We really appreciate all your feedback. The feedback from our students is well worth a read so please take a few minutes to grab a cuppa and have […]
Every year the demand for Sports Massage Therapists increases and many of our students share with us how gaining their Sports Massage qualification has helped open up so many opportunities for them. Whilst it has become the norm that professional athletes are supported by massage therapists, increasingly amateur sportsmen and women and weekend warriors are […]
Richdales Institute has been running massage courses in London for over 20 years, the key to its success is of course, great education and training. There are many factors that contribute to the excellent training standards that we demand from ourselves and perhaps one of the most important is our supportive tutors and face-to-face learning. […]
Carrie, felt like going into work was like Ground Hog Day as a Customer Services Manager for a Storage and Removals company. That was until she happened to be chatting with a work colleague who was pursuing his dream. Carrie explains “I was customer services manager for storage and removals. I just felt like going […]
Every summer there seems to be a festival of sport with this year in particular having the FIFA World Cup in Brazil and the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. With more and more people getting into sport and participating there is also an increased interest and demand for the services of Sports massage therapist. It is […]
Having qualified as a massage therapist, there are many opportunities available to practitioners to develop their careers. For many massage therapists these opportunities can include undertaking further training through CPD courses to undertaking further ITEC Diploma qualifications in specific fields such as Reflexology and Aromatherapy. One of the specialist areas that many massage therapists choose […]
Learning Anatomy & Physiology is really important for you as a complementary therapy student because your Anatomy & Physiology is the fundamentals to becoming a successful practitioner. If for example you are studying Reflexology you don’t learn your Anatomy & Physiology, you’re not doing Reflexology, all you’re doing is a simple foot massage. If you […]
Providing professional Complementary Medicine training in London for 25 years
