This introductory module provides learners with an in-depth understanding of traditional Eastern wellness principles, including the traditional view of the head as an important area associated with major meridians and acupressure points and its relationship to whole-body circulation. Instructors introduce the anatomy of the head, neck, and shoulders, including muscles, blood vessels, nerves, and key acupressure points traditionally associated with overall well-being, such as Baihui, Fengchi, Yintang, Taiyang, and Jianjing. Learners will explore the intended wellness applications of therapeutic hair washing, including relaxation, support for sleep quality, relief of everyday tension, and scalp and hair care, while also learning traditional concepts of balance and holistic care from the scalp to the nervous system.

• Lesson 1: Principles of traditional wellness and the role of therapeutic hair washing in health and well-being
• Lesson 2: Basic anatomy of the head, neck, and shoulder region
• Lesson 3: Meridians and acupressure points of the head and neck
• Lesson 4: Physiological and wellness applications of therapeutic hair washing

This module provides learners with knowledge of herbs, essential oils, and natural ingredients used in therapeutic hair washing. Learners will study how to identify, classify, and combine ingredients such as basil, soapberry, mugwort, fleece flower root, pomelo peel, lemongrass, ginger, and peppermint according to their intended uses, including supporting healthy hair growth, reducing dandruff, caring for hair loss, promoting relaxation, and refreshing the scalp. Learners will also be introduced to the preparation of herbal shampoos and conditioning products, extraction and infusion methods, storage, essential-oil dilution, and fragrance blending to create distinctive spa experiences. By the end of the module, learners will be able to develop safe, natural therapeutic hair-washing formulations appropriate for different hair and scalp types.

• Lesson 1: Classification and applications of herbs used in therapeutic hair washing
• Lesson 2: Benefits of natural essential oils and blending principles
• Lesson 3: Extraction methods and preparation of therapeutic hair-washing products
• Lesson 4: Practical preparation of herbal hair-washing solutions and relaxing essential-oil blends

This is the core practical module, designed to help learners master massage, acupressure, and pressure techniques for the head, neck, and shoulder region. Instructors demonstrate techniques including gliding, kneading, pressing, friction, squeezing, and vibration, combining them in a structured sequence to relieve muscular tension, support circulation, and reduce everyday discomfort. The module emphasizes safe wellness practice and appropriate pressure to avoid injury to the scalp or unnecessary stress on blood vessels and surrounding structures. Learners practice on live models under direct instructor supervision to develop accurate, controlled, and adaptable hands-on skills.

• Lesson 1: Principles of massage and acupressure based on traditional Eastern medicine
• Lesson 2: Location and techniques for acupressure points of the head, neck, and shoulders
• Lesson 3: Techniques combining relaxation and circulation support
• Lesson 4: Practical application of a complete pre-wash massage sequence

This module covers the complete professional spa hair-washing protocol, from preparation through client service. Learners study client positioning, sequence of procedures, timing for each step, washing, conditioning, steaming, and rinsing techniques, as well as methods for creating a deeply relaxing client experience through fragrance, music, and coordinated hand movements. Instructors share professional approaches to client experience and service delivery, including how to create a calm and restorative environment throughout each treatment. By the end of the module, learners will be able to independently perform a complete 45–60-minute therapeutic hair-washing session according to professional technical and spa service standards.

• Lesson 1: Preparing equipment, treatment space, and client positioning
• Lesson 2: Professional therapeutic washing, conditioning, and rinsing techniques
• Lesson 3: Integrating massage techniques throughout the hair-washing process
• Lesson 4: Practical application of a complete 60-minute therapeutic hair-washing protocol

The final module develops the interpersonal and professional service skills required for spa practice. Learners study how to provide personalized consultations based on individual constitution, hair type, and scalp condition, while recognizing situations that may require caution or referral, including dermatitis, skin injury, uncontrolled hypertension, and pregnancy. The module also introduces spa service operations and management, including daily ingredient preparation, equipment management, client retention, handling service-related situations, and hygiene and safety procedures. The module concludes with a comprehensive practical assessment in which learners perform a complete therapeutic hair-washing session on a live model and are evaluated by instructors on technical proficiency and professional communication.

• Lesson 1: Personalized client consultation and customer-care skills
• Lesson 2: Safety and hygiene procedures in therapeutic wellness spas
• Lesson 3: Managing schedules, ingredients, equipment, and services
• Lesson 4: Final practical assessment – complete therapeutic hair-washing session

Learners receive structured training with hands-on practice at therapeutic wellness spas