Thai Foot and Hand Massage
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Thai massage uses a rhythmic movement to apply pressure to energy lines and points, together with muscle stretching and compression. Although it is known as massage, it has more in common with Japanese Shiatsu or Chinese acupressure systems of bodywork.
The benefits of Thai Foot and Hand Massage are far reaching. It can free energy blockages; facilitate relaxation; instil a feeling of wellbeing and increase flexibility in joints.
Courses are accredited by the Beauty Guild so are fully insurable for professional practice.
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Further Details
Course objectives:
History and benefits of Thai Massage
Your working environment
Code of Practice & Insurance for therapists
Consultation including Contra-indications
Contra-actions/Aftercare advice
Hand positions and terminology for Thai massage
The Thai foot and Hand Massage routine
Courses are accredited by the Beauty Guild so are fully insurable for professional practice.
This Training Course is taught in classrooms in the following locations:
Leeds
Wakefield
York
Bolton
Lancaster
Manchester
Swindon
Chelmsford
Romford
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