Korean hand massage & Mongolian koyashai foot massage

Part 1 Korean hand massage
In Korea, this treatment is used by thousands of people to treat the minor ailments of themselves and their families, it is so simple to learn, and a totally unique alternative to hand reflexology. Every joint in the hand represents a joint in the body and the therapy is an especially good treatment for muscular skeletal problems.

The course includes:

• History and Philosophy of Korean Hand Massage
• Contraindications
• Conditions of the hand

Part 2 mongolian koyashai foot massage

Mongolian Koyashai Massage is a treatment of two areas of the body - the feet and the eyes/upper face. It is performed with the client lying fully clothed on a treatment table, but can be adapted for use on a reclining chair, such as a Lafuma Reflexology chair. Literally translated, Koyashai means 'Sun and Moon' and although it forms part of a Mongolian full body massage, each component can be pracctised separately. Influences are drawn from Mongolian Ayurveda, and also from a much older shamanic philosophy. Within Ayurveda by massaging the feet this has a beneficial effect on the health of the eyes. The treatment is slow and meditative and deeply relaxing which has a rejuvenating effect on the senses, and especially around the eyes creating a 'natural eye lift'.

The course includes:

• Principles and philosophy of Mongolian Massage and Acupressure
• Principles and philosophy of Tengriism
• Use of oils
• Contraindications
• Conditions of the foot