This Body Massage training course will teach you how to use classic Swedish body massage processes and how to carry out a full body massage using professional techniques.
A two day Practitioner’s Diploma which enables you to treat professionally and gain insurance (after completing case studies).
Duration: Two full days practical training with Case Studies carried out in own time. Final exam on completion of case studies.
Cost: £220.00
Entry Requirements: A recognised and recent Anatomy & Physiology qualification (available here)
CPD Points 26
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6th & 7th July
10am to 4pm
7th & 8th September
10am to 4pm
2nd & 3rd November
10am to 4pm
Alternate dates
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Benefits of massage
- Relieves stress and muscular tension
- Eases muscle fatigue
- Improves circulation
- Releases endorphines (the `feel good’ hormones)
- Pain relief
- Stimulates the immune system
- Treats a variety of chronic pain conditions including as back pain and headaches
- Aids relaxation and leaves you with a sense of well-being
- Increases energy levels
Swedish Body Massage is a wonderfully relaxing therapy which helps stimulate and relax the body and mind. It is an effective aid to relaxation and helps to ease away stress, adhesions (knots) which cause muscle aches and tension, loosen stiff joints, aids cellular renewal and removes toxic waste from the body.
A single massage is enjoyable and highly beneficial in the short term when dealing with stress, muscular tension, and fatigue. The effects of massage are cumulative and so a course of treatments can have the effect of strengthening and toning the entire body mechanism, and so to help prevent unnecessary injuries and sprains that could otherwise occur due to excess tension and stress on the body. Depending upon what the individual needs, massage can calm or stimulate the nervous system and so help reduce fatigue and leave the receiver with a feeling of replenished energy. Massage helps to you mentally, physically, and spiritually.