Short course

In Royal Leamington Spa

£ 297 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Short course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Location

    Royal leamington spa

  • Duration

    2 Days

Learn how to integrate Thai yoga massage techniques into your existing couch-massage practice.
This two day course will teach you how to give a couch massage with dynamic, flowing movements using joint manipulation, stretching, compression work and Thai acupressure.
You’ll learn how to use your body-weight and body positioning to apply deeper, more effective pressure without straining your hands, thumbs and wrists.
It’s a great way to bring variety into your work and to alleviate the repetitive movements of a traditional, Western, massage treatment.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Royal Leamington Spa (Warwickshire)
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CV31 1DB

Start date

On request

About this course

The course will cover the following:
theory of Thai yoga massage and energy lines
location of some Sen (energy) lines
basic Thai massage techniques
effective stretches for the client in Supine and Prone position
how to use your whole body safely and effectively
good body positioning to achieve maximum effect with minimal effort

It’s ideal for massage therapists who are already trained in couch massage and are looking to increase their massage techniques and to extend their potential career.
It’s also ideal for those trained in Thai yoga massage (floor-based) who are looking to expand their business by transferring their skills to the couch.

Massage qualification (level 3 minimum)

FHT Accredited Certificate in Table Thai Stretch Massage

This course has been designed and is taught by a very experienced massage practitioner who has extensive knowledge of both couch (sports, remedial, deep tissue, myofascial release) massage and floor-based massage (advanced Thai yoga). Kathryn is also a qualified teacher (City & Guilds CTTLS) and has been teaching massage courses and applied anatomy and physiology for over 7 years.

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Subjects

  • Massage Therapy
  • Yoga
  • Thai Massage
  • Massage
  • Thai
  • Health and Fitness
  • Therapist
  • Fitness
  • Stress Management
  • Physio therapist

Teachers and trainers (1)

Kathryn Ellis

Kathryn Ellis

Course director

First learnt Thai massage in 2004. Now qualified as a Sports & Remedial massage therapist as well.

Course programme

Course review:

A short two-day course to bring Thai yoga massage skills to the couch, specifically the wonderful techniques of Thai yoga massage sretches. Can be used as a treatment on its own, or in conjuction with other forms of massage. This course is suitable for all massage practitioners.

The course will include an introduction to the history of Thai yoga massage and the theory behind this ancient form of therapy. The tradition of Thai yoga massage is based on the healing benefits of working energy-lines through acupressure, stretches and joint mobilisation. The floor-based stretches typical of a traditional Thai yoga massage treatment are adjusted so that they can be applied on the couch.

This course is particularly good for those therapists who would like to incorporate more stretching into their massage treatments without having to invest in new equipment. It is also suitable for those practitioners who find moving around on the floor to be difficult or uncomfortable and so are not interested in doing a full Thai yoga massage course (floor-based).

This two-day course will teach techniques and moves for a client resting in the supine and prone positions. There is a further advanced (one-day) course for the side-lying position which can be taken a week later alongside a deep tissue massage course (one-day). More details can be found on the school's website: www.centralschoolmassage.com

The course will cover the following:

theory of Thai yoga massage and energy lines

location of some Sen (energy) lines

basic Thai massage techniques

effective stretches for the client in Supine and Prone position

how to use your whole body safely and effectively

good body positioning to achieve maximum effect with minimal effort

Additional information

This in-person course also includes full version of video/online course

Table Thai Stretch Massage

£ 297 VAT inc.