Monday, September 14, 2026, 9 am – 12 pm
3 NYS & NCBTMB CE credits
Tuition: $120
Location: This is a live-instruction online class held via Zoom.
$20 ‘bundle & save’ registration discount: Receive a $20 discount on the tuition for this course when you register by 8/31/26 for both this course and its companion course ‘Therapeutic Breast and Chest Massage: Practical Approaches.’ This discount does not extend to unrelated course pairings.
This live, online 3-hour lecture includes a detailed, comprehensive review of the anatomy and physiology of the breast/chest region of the body, as well as the associated pathologies. It offers a wonderful stand-alone science-based review of these areas. And for those who want to explore more deeply, this course is also a prerequisite to the live 6-hour 'Advanced Practical Breast/Chest Massage' course which introduces practical breast and chest massage techniques for healthy clients, those with breast and chest pathologies, and those recovering from a variety of surgeries to the breast/chest region. Whether you are a massage therapist or other licensed health care professional working with clients navigating breast or chest health concerns, surgical recovery, or related pathologies, this course offers a strong scientific foundation to inform and elevate your practice.
Lena DeGloma, MS, LMT, CLC, CCCE is a licensed massage therapist, clinical herbalist, certified lactation counselor, certified birth doula, certified childbirth educator, and experienced massage educator with 19 years of clinical practice. She graduated from the Finger Lakes School of Massage in 2007 and has spent her career integrating therapeutic bodywork with reproductive health, anatomy, physiology, and holistic care.
Lena is the founder and clinical director of Red Moon Wellness in Brooklyn, NY, a multidisciplinary wellness center that has been serving the community for nearly 18 years and has grown to include a team of over 45 practitioners and staff. Her clinical specialties include prenatal and postpartum massage, breast/chest massage, lactation support, scar tissue work, cupping therapy, herbal medicine, abdominal and pelvic health, and supporting clients through the many transitions of reproductive life.
In addition to her clinical practice, Lena has extensive experience as a massage educator and curriculum developer. She serves as faculty at Pacific College of Health and Science, developed the prenatal massage curriculum for the CUNY Queensborough massage therapy program, and supervised student clinics at the Finger Lakes School of Massage. She has taught continuing education courses and professional trainings in a variety of settings for massage therapists, herbalists, birth workers, and integrative healthcare practitioners.
Lena’s Breast/Chest Massage continuing education courses draw from her unique background in massage therapy, lactation, and reproductive health to help practitioners build confidence working with this often overlooked area of the body. Her teaching blends evidence-informed knowledge, hands-on skill development, trauma-informed care, and a deep respect for the therapeutic relationship.
Monday, September 14, 2026, 9 am – 12 pm
3 NYS & NCBTMB CE credits
Tuition: $120
Location: This is a live-instruction online class held via Zoom.
$20 ‘bundle & save’ registration discount: Receive a $20 discount on the tuition for this course when you register by 8/31/26 for both this course and its companion course ‘Therapeutic Breast and Chest Massage: Practical Approaches.’ This discount does not extend to unrelated course pairings.
This live, online 3-hour lecture includes a detailed, comprehensive review of the anatomy and physiology of the breast/chest region of the body, as well as the associated pathologies. It offers a wonderful stand-alone science-based review of these areas. And for those who want to explore more deeply, this course is also a prerequisite to the live 6-hour 'Advanced Practical Breast/Chest Massage' course which introduces practical breast and chest massage techniques for healthy clients, those with breast and chest pathologies, and those recovering from a variety of surgeries to the breast/chest region. Whether you are a massage therapist or other licensed health care professional working with clients navigating breast or chest health concerns, surgical recovery, or related pathologies, this course offers a strong scientific foundation to inform and elevate your practice.
Lena DeGloma, MS, LMT, CLC, CCCE is a licensed massage therapist, clinical herbalist, certified lactation counselor, certified birth doula, certified childbirth educator, and experienced massage educator with 19 years of clinical practice. She graduated from the Finger Lakes School of Massage in 2007 and has spent her career integrating therapeutic bodywork with reproductive health, anatomy, physiology, and holistic care.
Lena is the founder and clinical director of Red Moon Wellness in Brooklyn, NY, a multidisciplinary wellness center that has been serving the community for nearly 18 years and has grown to include a team of over 45 practitioners and staff. Her clinical specialties include prenatal and postpartum massage, breast/chest massage, lactation support, scar tissue work, cupping therapy, herbal medicine, abdominal and pelvic health, and supporting clients through the many transitions of reproductive life.
In addition to her clinical practice, Lena has extensive experience as a massage educator and curriculum developer. She serves as faculty at Pacific College of Health and Science, developed the prenatal massage curriculum for the CUNY Queensborough massage therapy program, and supervised student clinics at the Finger Lakes School of Massage. She has taught continuing education courses and professional trainings in a variety of settings for massage therapists, herbalists, birth workers, and integrative healthcare practitioners.
Lena’s Breast/Chest Massage continuing education courses draw from her unique background in massage therapy, lactation, and reproductive health to help practitioners build confidence working with this often overlooked area of the body. Her teaching blends evidence-informed knowledge, hands-on skill development, trauma-informed care, and a deep respect for the therapeutic relationship.
