Students who do not have a recognised A&P Level 3 qualification,  must do this separate Anatomy and Physiology course. It is compulsory for Tui Na or Thai Massage and Acupuncture.

Our anatomy and physiology courses can start before or after the Tui Na module, but you must have successfully completed one before receiving your diploma.

Our anatomy and physiology lessons (A & P) are not based on a generalized Western Anatomy & Physiology but specifically structured to make them highly relevant to the Oriental theory being taught. This method allows you to tailor your treatment with confidence and effectiveness to the various needs of your clients.

The greater the understanding you have of the theory the more effective your treatments will become. Even if you have already studied anatomy and physiology you will find plenty that is useful to your current understanding of the body in our courses.
We have been teaching successful courses for many years. Over time we have fine- tuned our teaching methods to make them very effective in helping students become highly proficient health practitioners.
Our A&P teacher Craig Thorn is highly qualified and a specialist in providing individual help in learning.
Emphasis is on the maintenance of balance and energy flow in the body’s systems and the musculo-skeletal system.