1-Day Japanese Hand Massage Diploma Course

Training

In Salisbury, St Albans, Richmond and another venue.

£ 125 VAT inc.

Description

  • Duration

    1 Day

Actually a massage of the arms and hands, Japanese Hand Massage is a unique blend of shiatsu and reflexology. The Japanese Hand Massage Diploma training course is exclusive to London Therapists, and we aim to reintroduce the lost art of hand massage to the therapist's repertoire! We run monthly on-going dates for all our massage and beauty courses. Suitable for: Anyone

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Location

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Port Talbot (Neath Port Talbot)
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On request
Richmond (Surrey)
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TW10

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On request
Salisbury (Wiltshire)
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SP1

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On request
St Albans (Hertfordshire)
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AL4

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On request

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Course programme

Shiatsu (Japanese from shi, meaning finger, and atsu, meaning pressure) is a traditional Japanese healing art. It has its roots in ancient Oriental medicine and has evolved from traditional Chinese medicine and Anma, a traditional Japanese form of massage. The philosophy underlying Shiatsu is that vital energy (Qi in Chinese, Ki in Japanese) flows throughout the body in a series of channels called meridians. For many different reasons Ki can stop flowing freely and this then produces a symptom. Shiatsu can be beneficial for a wide range of conditions, from specific injuries to more general symptoms of poor health. Shiatsu for the hands uses touch to affect the flow of Ki in the meridians and techniques include gentle holding and pressing with palms, thumbs and fingers on the meridians. As the quality of the Ki changes, the symptoms associated with an imbalance in the movement of Ki will gradually improve. Shiatsu is a therapy that works on the individual as a complete being - the physical body and also on an emotional and/or mental level.

Anyone who has ever experienced a good hand massage will sigh with pleasure at the recollection. Our hands are one of the most overused parts of our body and work very hard, but in general they are sadly neglected. Even if we visit a salon for a treatment we will often only leave with beautiful nails and will probably have missed one of the greatest little physical luxuries one can experience - a hand massage. A good hand massage will help tremendously to de-stress your client, open energy channels and create a feeling of well being. A Japanese Hand Massage lasts about 30 minutes.

Japanese Hand Massage Course Benefits:

• Easy and fun to learn.
• We provide the chairs, couches, towels and oils required.
• This course awarded 15 CPD (Continuous Professional Development) points.
• A qualification in anatomy and physiology is not required.
• Price includes your Diploma, comprehensive course notes, insurance details and tea, coffee and biscuits during the break (please bring your own lunch).
• Small, friendly and informal.
• Never more than six people on this course.
• Individual attention from your tutor throughout the class.

Japanese Hand Massage Course Accreditation: BABTAC, CMA, Beauty Guild, Holistic Guild, IPTI

“It was great having a one-to-one Japanese Hand Massage session and the course notes are very detailed. There was a relaxed atmosphere and the tutor was amazing, very helpful and patient through the day. I’ve already passed your information onto friends.” - Rod Andrews

Additional information

Payment options: We run this and other popular holistic massage courses in London and all over the UK
Students per class: 6

1-Day Japanese Hand Massage Diploma Course

£ 125 VAT inc.