Stirling, Scotland
Language: English
Led by IAIM Trainer Mary Beattie, this in-person IAIM instructor training in Stirling, Scotland takes place 30 March – 2 April 2027. The course is taught in English. Not sure what happens after the training? Our step-by-step guide to becoming a Certified Infant Massage Instructor explains certification, and the training FAQs cover prerequisites and online study. Can’t make these dates? IAIM also offers a live online IAIM instructor training (UK) starting 13 April 2027 and an IAIM instructor training in London starting 13 April 2027.
Is this course right for you?
The training is open to anyone who works with babies and families: midwives, nurses, health visitors, doulas, physiotherapists, early-years educators and childminders, as well as parents who would like to share infant massage in their community. No previous massage experience is needed. Training in person in Stirling gives you plenty of time to practise the strokes, ask questions and receive direct feedback from Mary Beattie.
- Format: In person in Stirling
- Location: Stirling, Scotland, UK
- Language: English
- IAIM Trainer: Mary Beattie
- Qualification: Certified Infant Massage Instructor (CIMI), after completing certification
What the course covers
The programme follows the internationally recognised IAIM curriculum: the massage strokes, the reasons behind them, and the communication skills you need to guide parents with confidence. You will explore how nurturing touch supports bonding and secure attachment, and look at the evidence behind the benefits of infant massage for babies and their families.
Certification and beyond
Certification is completed in your own community: you teach a full series of classes to parents, document the experience and sit an open-book exam. When you pass, you become a Certified Infant Massage Instructor (CIMI) and join a worldwide network of instructors, supported locally by your national chapter in the UK.
How to book
Contact Mary Beattie to book your place and receive the joining details. Use the Contact Trainer details on this page. For general questions about IAIM, you can also contact the IAIM International Office.