Mo Rosser was a physiotherapist and highly respected lecturer in holistic and beauty therapy.Greta Couldridge has worked within the beauty industry for many years, starting her career in a salon environment, before moving to teaching posts in colleges of further education where she progressed to senior management roles. She has collaborated on other Beauty Therapy textbooks. Greta was a valued friend and colleague of Mo Rosser, and contributed to the writing of the original editions. She is a member of the Institute for Learning.Sue Rosser MA Hons, PGCE. is a qualified teacher with 15 years' experience teaching in a variety of educational settings, including further education, and is a member of the General Teaching Council and the Institute For Learning. She is Mo Rosser's daughter and has always retained a strong interest in massage and complementary therapies.

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• : Introduction: Learning and assessment guidance: Section 1 Underpinning Knowledge: Chapter 1 – Health, Safety and Welfare: Chapter 2 – Hygiene: Section 2 – Ethics, Consultation and Care of the Client: Chapter 3 – Ethics, Planning, Preparation and Client Consultation: Section 3 – Underpinning Science: Chapter 4 – Basic Science: Section 4 – Treatments: Chapter 5 – High Frequency Treatment: Chapter 6 – Mechanical Massage: Chapter 7 – Vacuum Suction: Chapter 8 – Galvanic Treatment: Chapter 9 – Muscle Stimulation: Chapter 10 – Microcurrent Treatments: Chapter 11 – Microdermabrasion: Chapter 12 – Infra-Red and Ultraviolet: Chapter 13 – Heat Therapy Treatments: Glossary: Index

Mo Rosser was a physiotherapist and highly respected lecturer in holistic and beauty therapy.Greta Couldridge has worked within the beauty industry for many years, starting her career in a salon environment, before moving to teaching posts in colleges of further education where she progressed to senior management roles. She has collaborated on other Beauty Therapy textbooks. Greta was a valued friend and colleague of Mo Rosser, and contributed to the writing of the original editions. She is a member of the Institute for Learning.Sue Rosser MA Hons, PGCE. is a qualified teacher with 15 years' experience teaching in a variety of educational settings, including further education, and is a member of the General Teaching Council and the Institute For Learning. She is Mo Rosser's daughter and has always retained a strong interest in massage and complementary therapies.

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• : Introduction: Learning and assessment guidance: Section 1 Underpinning Knowledge: Chapter 1 – Health, Safety and Welfare: Chapter 2 – Hygiene: Section 2 – Ethics, Consultation and Care of the Client: Chapter 3 – Ethics, Planning, Preparation and Client Consultation: Section 3 – Underpinning Science: Chapter 4 – Basic Science: Section 4 – Treatments: Chapter 5 – High Frequency Treatment: Chapter 6 – Mechanical Massage: Chapter 7 – Vacuum Suction: Chapter 8 – Galvanic Treatment: Chapter 9 – Muscle Stimulation: Chapter 10 – Microcurrent Treatments: Chapter 11 – Microdermabrasion: Chapter 12 – Infra-Red and Ultraviolet: Chapter 13 – Heat Therapy Treatments: Glossary: Index

Mo Rosser was a physiotherapist and highly respected lecturer in holistic and beauty therapy.Greta Couldridge has worked within the beauty industry for many years, starting her career in a salon environment, before moving to teaching posts in colleges of further education where she progressed to senior management roles. She has collaborated on other Beauty Therapy textbooks. Greta was a valued friend and colleague of Mo Rosser, and contributed to the writing of the original editions. She is a member of the Institute for Learning.Sue Rosser MA Hons, PGCE. is a qualified teacher with 15 years' experience teaching in a variety of educational settings, including further education, and is a member of the General Teaching Council and the Institute For Learning. She is Mo Rosser's daughter and has always retained a strong interest in massage and complementary therapies.

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• : Introduction: Learning and assessment guidance: Section 1 Underpinning Knowledge: Chapter 1 – Health, Safety and Welfare: Chapter 2 – Hygiene: Section 2 – Ethics, Consultation and Care of the Client: Chapter 3 – Ethics, Planning, Preparation and Client Consultation: Section 3 – Underpinning Science: Chapter 4 – Basic Science: Section 4 – Treatments: Chapter 5 – High Frequency Treatment: Chapter 6 – Mechanical Massage: Chapter 7 – Vacuum Suction: Chapter 8 – Galvanic Treatment: Chapter 9 – Muscle Stimulation: Chapter 10 – Microcurrent Treatments: Chapter 11 – Microdermabrasion: Chapter 12 – Infra-Red and Ultraviolet: Chapter 13 – Heat Therapy Treatments: Glossary: Index