Created by Claudia Rodino, Facial Emotional Therapy is a holistic approach that recognizes the connection between emotions and the physical manifestations on the face. It involves a combination of gentle touch, acupressure, and energy-balancing techniques applied to specific points on the face to release emotional tension and promote healing. By addressing emotions held within the facial muscles and tissues, this therapy aims to improve emotional well-being, reduce stress, and enhance overall facial appearance. It can help individuals process and release emotions, promote relaxation, and rejuvenate the face, resulting in a more radiant and balanced state of being internally and externally.

Beauty therapists provide a wide array of beauty treatments including hair removal, nail technology, facial treatments, aromatherapy, massage therapy, lash and brow treatments, and make-up services. Beauty therapists can also provide specialised treatments, depending on their scope of practice, including laser therapy, derma therapy, micro-blading, electrolysis, and reflexology. Before a session, therapists will conduct an initial assessment to tailor the treatment and address any contraindications. After a session, the therapists may recommend a treatment/maintenance plan and related retail products. In certain regions, countries, and states/provinces beauty therapists are required to hold a specific level of education and be licensed/registered. Cosmetic injectables including, but not limited to, Neuromodulators and Dermal Fillers are not covered by IICT.

Relaxation massage is a gentle and soothing form of massage therapy aimed at promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and improving overall well-being. It involves the application of various massage techniques, such as long, gliding strokes, kneading, and circular motions, using a lighter pressure. The primary focus of relaxation massage is to calm the nervous system, relieve muscle tension, and create a sense of deep relaxation. This type of massage is typically performed in a serene and tranquil environment, with the client undressed and covered with a sheet or towel.

Training & Assessment, also known as Adult Learning & Development, is a course designed to prepare educators in regulated (i.e. the VET sector) and non-regulated industries to confidently and professionally plan for and deliver training to individuals, small workgroups and classes of varying sizes. Incorporating the technical skills and knowledge necessary, facilitators/assessors are able to develop and administer assessments against nationally recognised qualifications and units.