Hi Bonnie, welcome to the Complete Thai Massage certification program. Please take a moment and familiarize yourself with our certification checklist to make sure that it is all correctly organized:

Certification Checklist

I already sent you an email where I pointed out the changes that I made for you.

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Now, housekeeping issues aside, good to hear that you already have a mat. There is a video in this course that shows you the ideal mat size and configuration. Regarding cushions, I wouldn't be able to tell you specifically where to get them, but I think any place like Walmart or home furnishing place should have a decent selection of pillows available. Specific size or shape is not that important as long as you have a few different types and sizes available. 

Maybe one big pillow like the one you use in a bed (not too soft), and a couple of smaller square ones (also not so soft that you sink right through them), and maybe one long roll, like the kind that sometimes goes at the top end of a bed. These are all to support the client. 

Then, depending on the size of your mat, it is useful to have one or two firm and flat pillows that you can use for yourself so that your feet and knees don't end up on the hard floor. You could even use an exercise mat for this purpose and cut it into two or three pieces. You will see that in the mat video in the course.