Unit 829 Provide Spa Treatments Scheme of Work

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SCHEME OF WORK APPLICATION FORM

For each ITEC qualification, the lecturer/centre must complete Scheme of Work for each unit indicating howthe lecturer is planning to cover the ITEC syllabus throughout the course.

Set out the planned sessions in terms of Learning Outcomes to be achieved. These should match those

stated within the ITEC syllabus for each unit. Include all units of each course offered. Hours should meet theminimum guided learning hours listed within the syllabus.

Unit Title: Unit 829 - Provide Spa Treatments

Lecturer(s) responsible:

Total contact tuition hours proposed: 48

Learning Outcomes Lecture Content Suggested Resources ApproxHours

Introductory session College rules and regulationsCollege mission statementITEC rules and regulationsHealth & SafetyTimetableDates holidays etc.SyllabusRecommended booksUniform

LectureQ&AUsing all the documentslisted to ensure thestudents understand thecollege expectations andtheir commitment to thecourse

1. Be able to prepare forSpa treatments

Prepare themselves,client and work area forSpa treatments

Use suitable consultationtechniques to identifytreatment objectives

Carry out bodyassessment and relevanttests

Provide clearrecommendations to theclient

Preparation of working area Equipment Products Work wear Personalappearance and behavior Hygiene e.g.sterilizing /sanitising tools and equipment Client for treatment Client care and

modesty

Suitable area Positive body language Positioning of the client Communicationskills Professionalism Contraindicationsand contra-actions Treatment plan Products used Consent Confidentiality Clients signature

Height Weight Body measurementsPosture check Muscle tone test Body fatFluid retention Body mass index (BMI)Tactile test Thermal test

Taking into account the following: The outcome of the body analysis Diet Smoking Alcohol Central heating Airconditioning Stress Sleep Exercise Fresh air Occupation Lifestyle Currentregime

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Select products, toolsand equipment to suitclient treatment needs

Explain Sparequirements forpreparing themselves,the client and work area

Explain theenvironmental conditionssuitable for Spatreatments

Explain the differentconsultation techniquesused to identify treatmentobjectives

Explain the importance ofcarrying out a detailedbody assessment andrelevant tests

Explain how to selectproducts, tools andequipment to suit clienttreatment needs

Couch or chair Trolley Stool Towels Blanket Additional support if appropriate Headband Bedroll Robe Disposableslippers Disinfecting fluid Tissues Cottonwool Sponges Gloves Spatulas Bowls Mask brushes Gauze Sterilising solution

UV cabinet Autoclave Chemicalimmersion equipment Waste disposal Disposable briefs Exfoliation (Salt scrubs General scrubs Peels Body brushing) Body masks/wraps (Natural Specialised Anti-cellulite Firming/contouring Moisturising Paraffin wax Mud Detox Herbal Mineral) Seaweed (Brown Red Green Blue/green Thalassotherapy) Spa Treatments (Steam and sauna SpaPool Jet shower (blitz/scotch) Hydrotherapy bath Affusion (Swissshower) Flotation)

Any particular rights, restrictions and Actsapplicable to facial electrotherapy treatment Code of practice/ethics Insurance andprofessional association membership Record keeping Professional appearance

Lighting Heating Recommendedoperating temperatures Ventilation Noiselevels Available space Music Generalhygiene Waste disposal Dcor Equipment Privacy Reception areas General use/treatment areas Wet area Safety aspects

Positive body language Positioning of theclient (no barriers between themselves andclient) Good communication skills (askingopen and/or closed questions whereappropriate) Verbal and non-verbalcommunication

Height Weight Body measurementsPosture check Muscle tone test Body fatFluid retention Body mass index (BMI)Tactile test Thermal test

Couch or chair Trolley Stool Towels Blanket Additional support if appropriate Headband Bedroll Robe Disposableslippers Disinfecting fluid Tissues Cottonwool Spatulas Bowls Waste disposal Disposable briefs Exfoliation (Salt scrubs General scrubs Peels Body brushing)Body masks/wraps (Natural SpecialisedAnti-cellulite Firming/contouring

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Explain thecontraindications thatprevent or restrict Spatreatments

Moisturising Paraffin wax Mud DetoxHerbal Mineral) Seaweed (BrownRed Green Blue/greenThalassotherapy) Spa Treatments (Steamand sauna Spa Pool Jet shower(blitz/scotch) Hydrotherapy bath Affusion

(Swiss shower)`

Flotation)Products and equipment applicable for thefollowing: Exfoliation Body masks/wraps Seaweed treatments Spa treatments Hydrotherapy baths

With medical, GP or specialist permission In circumstances w here writ ten medicalpermission cannot be obtained the clientmust sign an informed consent statingthat the treatment and its effects has beenfully explained to them and confi rm thatthey are willing to proceedwithout permission from their G.P. or

specialistPregnancy Cardio vascular conditions(thrombosis, phlebitis, hypertension,hypotension, heart conditions) HaemophiliaAny condition already being treated by a GPor another complementary practitionerMedical oedema Osteoporosis ArthritisNervous/Psychotic conditions EpilepsyRecent operations Diabetes AsthmaAny dysfunction of the nervous system (e.g.Muscular sclerosis, Parkinsons disease,Motor neurone disease) Bells PalsyTrapped/Pinched nerve (e.g. sciatica)

Inflamed nerve Cancer Posturaldeformities Spastic conditions Kidneyinfections Whiplash Slipped discUndiagnosed pain When takingprescribed medication Acute rheumatism

Contraindications that restrict treatment Fever Contagious or infectious diseases Under the influence of recreational drugs oralcohol Diarrhoea and vomiting Skindiseases Undiagnosed lumps and bumpsLocalised swelling Inflammation Varicoseveins Pregnancy (abdomen) CutsBruises Abrasions Scar tissue (2 years

for major operation and 6 months for a smallscar) Sunburn Hormonal implantsAbdomen (first few days of menstruationdepending how the client feels) Haematoma Hernia Recent fractures (minimum 3months) Cervical spondylitis Gastric ulcersAfter a heavy meal Conditions affecting theneck Exfoliation should always take place atthe beginning of a Spa treatment plan neverafter any form of heat has been applied to the

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skin

2. Be able to provide SpaTreatments

Communicate andbehave in a professionalmanner

Follow health and safetyworking practices

Position themselves andclient correctlythroughout the treatment

Use products, tools,equipment and

techniques to suit clienttreatment needs

Checking consultations andcontraindications Explaining the treatment tothe client Benefits, limitations and co-

operation required Helping the client ontothe couch prior to and off the couch after thetreatment Positioning the client correctlySanitising clients hands as appropriateSanitising own hands as appropriatethroughout treatment Protecting the clientsmodesty at all times Ensuring that all partsof the client are covered except the areabeing treated Ensuring that the client iscomfortable Using appropriate coveredsupports Adapt the spa treatments to suitthe needs of the client Ensure client doesnot stand on floor with bare feet Client care

Communication Correct posture, hygieneand a professional approach to the clientthroughout treatment

Fire Precautions Act Health & Safety atWork Act Health and Safety (First Aid)Regulations The Management of Health &Safety at Work Regulations The Workplace(Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations TheManual Handling Operations Regulations The Personal Protective Equipment at WorkRegulations The Provision and Use of WorkEquipment Regulations The Control of

Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations(COSHH) The Electricity at WorkRegulations Reporting of Injuries, Diseasesand Dangerous Occurrences Regulations(RIDDOR) Disability Discrimination Act Data Protection Act Adhere to all safetyprecautions and manufacturers instructions

Positioning of the client Client comfort Application of the treatments Spa therapistself-care

Couch or chair Trolley Stool Towels Blanket Additional support if appropriate Headband Bedroll Robe Disposableslippers Disinfecting fluid Tissues Cottonwool Sponges Gloves Spatulas Bowls Mask brushes Gauze Sterilising solution UV cabinet Autoclave Chemicalimmersion equipment Waste disposal Disposable briefs Exfoliation (Salt scrubs General scrubs Peels Body brushing) Body masks/wraps (Natural Specialised

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Complete the treatmentto the satisfaction of theclient

Evaluate the results ofthe treatment

Provide suitableaftercare advice

Explain how tocommunicate andbehave in a professionalmanner

Explain health and safetyworking practices

Explain the importance ofpositioning themselves

and the client correctlythroughout the treatment

Explain the importance ofusing products, tools,equipment andtechniques to suit clienttreatment needs

Anti-cellulite Firming/contouring Moisturising Paraffin wax Mud Detox Herbal Mineral) Seaweed (Brown Red Green Blue/green Thalassotherapy) Spa Treatments (Steamand sauna Spa Pool Jet shower

(blitz/scotch) Hydrotherapy bath Affusion(Swiss shower) Flotation)

Conclusion of treatment in appropriatemanner to meet clients needs

Reviewing and recording treatmentoutcomes Treatment recommendations Homecare advice

Recommendations for immediate aftercare Suitable body care regime Use of SPF Lifestyle Recommendation of further salon

treatments

Consultation Treatment explanationClient care Hygiene Good communicationskills

Fire Precautions Act Health & Safety atWork Act Health and Safety (First Aid)Regulations The Management of Health &Safety at Work Regulations The Workplace(Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations TheManual Handling Operations Regulations

The Personal Protective Equipment at WorkRegulations The Provision and Use of WorkEquipment Regulations The Control ofSubstances Hazardous to Health Regulations(COSHH) The Electricity at WorkRegulations Reporting of Injuries, Diseasesand Dangerous Occurrences Regulations(RIDDOR) Disability Discrimination Act Data Protection Act Adhere to all safetyprecautions and manufacturers instructions

Ensuring the client is comfortable andcorrectly supported Applying the treatments

as appropriate to the clients needsTherapist maintaining correctposture/stance throughout treatment

Couch or chair Trolley Stool Towels Blanket Additional support if appropriate Headband Bedroll Robe Disposableslippers Disinfecting fluid Tissues Cottonwool Sponges Gloves Spatulas Bowls Mask brushes Gauze Sterilising solution

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Describe the effects andbenefits of Spaequipment and productson the skin andunderlying structures

Describe how treatmentscan be adapted to suitclient treatment needs

State the contra-actionsthat may occur duringand following treatmentsand how to respond

Explain the importance of

completing the treatmentto the satisfaction of theclient

Explain the importance ofcompleting treatmentrecords

Explain the methods of

UV cabinet Autoclave Chemicalimmersion equipment Waste disposal Disposable briefs Exfoliation (Salt scrubs General scrubs Peels Body brushing) Body masks/wraps (Natural Specialised Anti-cellulite Firming/contouring

Moisturising Paraffin wax Mud Detox Herbal Mineral) Seaweed (Brown Red Green Blue/green Thalassotherapy) Spa Treatments (Steamand sauna Spa Pool Jet shower(blitz/scotch) Hydrotherapy bath Affusion(Swiss shower) Flotation)

Sauna Steam Hydrotherapy treatments Spa pool Jet shower (blitz/scotch) Hydrotherapy bath Affusion (Swissshower) Flotation Hot and cold Spatreatments: - Cleanses RelaxationRelaxes muscles prior to deeper treatment

Exfoliation (Salt scrubs General scrubs Peels Body brushing) Body masks/wraps(Natural Specialised Anti-cellulite Firming/contouring Moisturising Paraffinwax Mud Detox Herbal Mineral) Seaweed (Brown Red Green Blue/green Thalassotherapy):- Deepcleansing Detoxifying Stimulating to themetabolism Weight loss

Restrictions Client preferences andcommitment Product availability Timescales Costs Exfoliation Body

masks/wraps Seaweed treatments Spatreatments Hydrotherapy baths

To allow the body temperature to return tonormal Dehydration Fainting Heart attackCoronary Collapse Hygiene andmaintenance of the relaxation area NauseaHeadaches Skin irritations Allergicreactions Heat exhaustion Burns Lowblood pressure Breathing difficultiesCramp Referral procedures

Concluding the treatment in an appropriate

manner to meet clients needsConcludingthe spa treatment in an appropriate and safe

manner to meet the clients needsOngoing treatments

Maintaining records Aftercare Home careProduct advice Compliance with DataProtection

Maintaining records for accurate future

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evaluating theeffectiveness of thetreatment

Describe the aftercareadvice that should beprovided

Explain the structure,growth and repair of the

skin

Explain skin conditions,diseases and disorders

treatment Aftercare Home care Productadvice Compliance with current legislationConcluding the treatment in the correctmanner to meet clients requirements Thetreatment should be performed for therequired amount of time efficiently and

professionally ensuring the working arearemains clean and tidy throughout

Based upon consultation, body analysis andrelevant test recommendations for ongoing orfurther treatments, home and aftercareadvice Healthy eating Fluid/water intakeExercise Smoking habits HobbiesInterests Rest Relaxation Stress levelsSleep General care and lifestyle adviceand the beneficial effects thereof

Skin - Epidermis: Stratum CorneumStratum Lucidum Stratum GranulosumStratum Spinosum/Malphigian layerStratum Germinativum/Basal layerMelanocytes Dermis: Blood supplyLymphatic supply Hair follicle HairSebaceous glandSweat glands: Eccrine and apocrineSensory nerve endings Dermal PapillaCollagen Elastin Histeocytes Mast CellsFibroblasts Erector pili muscle andSubcutaneous layer Secretion HeatRegulation Absorption ProtectionElimination Sensation Vitamin Dformation (7-dehydro-cholesterol)

Keratinisation Melanin Formation Mitosis

General: Broken capillaries Crows feet UV damage Urticaria Allergic reaction Comedones Milia Hyperkeratosis Keloids In-growing hairs PsuedofolliculitisInfestations Scabies PediculosisCongenital Atopic eczema Atopicdermatitis PsoriasisBacterial Acne vulgaris Acne rosacea Impetigo Folliculitis BoilsViral Herpes simplex Herpes zoster

WartsFungal Tinea corporisPigmentation disorders: Hyperpigmentation Hypo pigmentation Dermatosis papulosa nigra Vitiligo Albinism Chloasma Ephilides Lentigo Naevae Port wine stain Leucoderma PapillomaSkin cancers: Basal Cell Carcinoma Squamous Cell Carcinoma Malignant

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Explain the structure andfunction of the circulatoryand lymphatic systemsfor the body

Explain the structure andfunction of the nervoussystem for the body

Explain how the ageingprocess, lifestyle andenvironmental factorsaffect the skin, bodyconditions andunderlying structures

Melanoma

Cardio-vascular ErythrocytesLeucocytes Thrombocytes Plasma andplasma proteins Platelets ArteriesArterioles Veins Venules CapillariesSuperior Vena Cava

Aortic Arch

InferiorVena Cava Aorta Right Atrium Right

ventricle Left atrium Left ventricle SeptumPulmonary valve Pulmonary arteryPulmonary veins Mitral (bicuspid) valveTricuspid valve EndocardiumMyocardium Pericardium Blood pressureand pulse Content of lymph Transportswaste Purifiestoxins Adds antibodies,antitoxins and lymphocytes Part of theimmune system Secondary circulationLymphocyte Lymphatic CapillaryLymphatic Vessel Lymph NodeLymphatic Duct

Nervous - Neurone Motor NeuroneSensory Neurone Mixed nerve DendriteAxon Synapse Neurilemma Nodes ofRanvier White matter Grey matter MyelinSheath End feet/axon terminals GangliaReflex arc

Central nervous system : Brain Spinalcord

Peripheral nervous system: 31 pairs ofspinal nerves 12 pairs of cranial nerves

Autonomic nervous system: SympatheticParasympathetic

Intrinsic ageing Extrinsic ageing The wayin which our physical environment affects usand the way in which social, economic andenvironmental factors affect out health andsocial well-being Computers Mobilephones Processed food Lack of lightStress Lack of sleep Financial problemsPoor ventilation Lack of exerciseChemicals Pollution Repetitive straininjuries Jet lag Lack of natural light

Mock Practical

Mock Theory

To include full treatment

To include all the theory Mock theory paper

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Unit 829 Provide Spa Treatments Scheme of Work