FHT Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Duration
2 Days
Structure and function of the lymphatic system including lymphocytes, lymph tissue, lymph vessels, lymph nodes, ducts, capillaries, spleen Main lymph nodes in the head, neck and body Structure and function of vascular system, including main arteries in head and neck, main veins in head and neck. Interrelationship between blood and lymph Client handling and consultation History of Manual Lymphatic Drainage Contraindication to Manual Lymphatic Draining Massage The importance of correct hygiene procedures. Suitable for: Students must hold an accredited and approved diploma in Anatomy, Physiology & Massage
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Teachers and trainers (1)
Bhavesh Joshi
Principal
BSc Osteopathy in 1993, at the British School of Osteopathy, Dip. TCM Acup. Clinical Supervisor at the London School of Osteopathy (1995 - 2000), and has also worked for the British School of Osteopathy as a "Demonstrator in Anatomy", lecturing at the Royal College of Surgeons. Clinical Director at the College of Osteopaths and lecturer in Integrated Anatomy Qualified in Ayurvedic treatments and massage techniques in Central & South India.
Course programme
A Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) course comprising techniques that help the lymphatic system to function effectively. It can be used to clear congestion, waste and fluid from the system. It is indicated for fluid retention, swelling (oedema), cellulite and relaxation as well as helping detoxify the body and boost the immune system.
The following are a list of some of the topics which are covered on the course:
- Structure and function of the lymphatic system including lymphocytes, lymph tissue, lymph vessels, lymph nodes, ducts, capillaries, spleen
- Main lymph nodes in the head, neck and body
- Structure and function of vascular system, including main arteries in head and neck, main veins in head and neck.
- Interrelationship between blood and lymph
- Client handling and consultation
- History of Manual Lymphatic Drainage
- Contraindication to Manual Lymphatic Draining Massage
- The importance of correct hygiene procedures.
- Explanation and demonstration of lymphatic drainage massage techniques including the four basic strokes (as well as additional methods), that can be sequenced and applied to any part of the body.
FHT Manual Lymphatic Drainage