About Us

Welcome to Special Touch CPR! I’m so glad you’re here. My mission is to empower individuals and communities with the essential skills to save lives through my CPR training and certification programs.

Mission and Values

Since 2016, I have been certified as a BLS Instructor through the American Heart Association, and my passion for teaching has only grown. I believe that learning CPR should be engaging and accessible for everyone, whether you're a healthcare professional or someone who simply wants to be prepared in an emergency.

At Special Touch CPR, I understand that every participant brings unique experiences, and I strive to create a supportive and friendly environment where you can learn at your own pace. My classes are designed to be interactive and fun, ensuring that you walk away confident in your ability to act during a crisis.

Essential Requirements Before Starting Your CPR Certification

(registration confirmation is required before assisting the class)

01 Basic Knowledge Expectations

Candidates should have a fundamental understanding of human anatomy and emergency response principles to maximize learning during the CPR course.

02 Prerequisite Skills

Prior experience in first aid or healthcare is helpful but not mandatory. Comfort with performing physical tasks like chest compressions is recommended.

Core Topics and Skills Covered in CPR Training

Woman in blue scrubs performs CPR on a person lying on a mat in a classroom.

Students learn how to recognize cardiac arrest and respond quickly with effective chest compressions and rescue breaths. Emphasis is placed on maintaining proper hand placement and compression depth.

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The course covers the use of barrier devices and automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to safely assist victims. Participants practice operating AEDs in simulated emergency scenarios.

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Two people training on a CPR dummy with a red device in a classroom.

Instruction includes managing choking emergencies for adults, children, and infants, teaching effective back blows and abdominal thrusts. Practical drills reinforce these lifesaving techniques.

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Two women demonstrate infant CPR on a baby doll atop a white table. They are in a well-lit room.

Students gain knowledge of the chain of survival and how to coordinate with emergency medical services. The course also highlights the importance of scene safety and personal protection.

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