About Course
- Approved by NCBTMB and FL BOM.
- Not Approved by LABMT.
- Not Approved by the New York BOM.
CE Broker #20-940009
If you’re searching for a short course to fulfill your continuing education requirements, you’ve come to the right place. Human trafficking is a significant concern for massage therapists, as illicit massage establishments undermine the integrity and safety of the profession, often leading to discrimination based on perception.
Human trafficking is concerning to massage therapists because illicit massage establishments threaten the integrity and safety of the massage profession, especially by discrimination through perception. This home study covers defining, identifying, and differentiating between types of human trafficking and associated laws and penalties. It discusses how to develop awareness skills for ethical reporting of suspected traffickers and victims. Topics range from H.T. (human trafficking) methods of recruiting to recognizing red flags of fake massage businesses. The course informs on how to prevent human trafficking from entering the professional massage therapy field which includes establishment owners and LMTs working as therapists in spas, hair and nail salons, and medical facilities.
Course Content
HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE MASSAGE THERAPY FIELD
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COURSE OBJECTIVES WITH RELATED OUTCOMES
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SECTION 1: PRELIMINARY CONVERSATION
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SECTION 2 SEX & LABOR AND PUBLIC SAFETY
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SECTION 3 SEX TRAFFICKING
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SECTION 4 LABOR TRAFFICKING
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SECTION 5 Human Trafficking in Spas, Hair, & Nail Salons Trafficking Internationally Foster Care
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SECTION 6: LAWS AND PENALTIES FOR TRAFFICKERS
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SECTION 7 VIDEOS Mandatory Viewing and Interest Links
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SECTION 8 CONCLUSION BONUS: HISTORY ON ETHICS ABOUT THE AUTHORS AND S.O.M. THERAPY GLOSSARY REFERENCES
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TEST HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE MASSAGE THERAPY FIELD