Complimentary Therapy
|
VTCT Level 3 Anatomy & Physiology VTCT Level 3 Anatomy & Physiology |
 |
|
|
|
|
Body Massage |
 |
|
|
|
| Reflexology This is a popular holistic therapy that works on the principle that reflex areas on the feet and hands correspond to areas of the body. This comprehensive course will educate and train students on the original method of reflexology to a standard of competence and confidence that enables you work upon members of the public safely ethically and professionally. Course Contents: • History & development of reflexology • Zone theory • How reflexology works • Mapping of the reflexes of the feet • Assessing imbalance • Health safety & hygiene • Client consultation and assessment • Indications, contra-indications and contra-actions • Record keeping, aftercare • Practical reflexology techniques Entry Requirements – No previous experience is necessary. Students must hold a recognised anatomy & physiology qualification; this can be undertaken along side the reflexology course. |
 |
|
|
|
| Hot Stone Massage This increasing popular therapy dates back thousands of years verbal and written history confirms the Chinese used various stones as a mean of improving the functions of the internal organs. In modern day practice the technique uses warm basalt stones to warm the muscles, which allows much deeper effect than a conventional massage, with minimum effort from the therapist. This treatment can add an exciting new dimension to your business and is so popular with clients that many who have tried it never go back to traditional massage. Course Contents: • History and theory of hot stone therapy • Stone placing • Benefits and effects • Client consultation and assessment • Indications, contra-indications and contra-actions • Record keeping, aftercare • Health and safety • Preparation of equipment • Step by step treatment procedure Entry Requirements – Students must hold a recognised anatomy physiology & massage qualification. |
 |
|
|
|
| Aromatherapy This is the systematic use of essential oils to help improve physical and emotional well being. Aromatherapy is truly an holistic therapy in that essential oils are selected and blended to suit individual needs, taking account of their physical and emotional state. This course offers a comprehensive training in all aspects of Aromatherapy for commercial practice. Course Contents: • history and development of aromatherapy • Safety precautions • Study of essential oils • Basic chemistry of essential oils • Aromatherapy massage techniques • Other methods of application of essential oils • Client consultation and assessment • Indications, contra-indications and contra-actions • Record keeping, aftercare Entry Requirements – Students must hold a recognised anatomy physiology & massage qualification. |
 |
|
|
|
| Onsite Massage This course is designed for students who anticipate working for corporate companies or for existing therapists wanting to include an additional skill. The massage incorporates traditional styles of massage including Swedish, Acupressure and Shiatsu techniques. Treatment is carried out over the recipients’ clothes covering the back, shoulders, neck, scalp, hands and arms. No massage medium is used meaning less preparation time and more relaxation time for your clients. Course Contents: • Related anatomy & physiology • Onsite massage techniques • Client consultation and assessment • Indications, contra-indications and contra-actions • Record keeping, aftercare • Health, safety and hygiene • Case studies • Promotion and marketing Entry Requirements – No previous experience is necessary |
|
|
|
|
| Indian Head Massage This therapy is based on the ancient Ayurvedic system of healing which has been practiced in India for thousands of years. The aim of Indian head massage is to release stress and tension that has accumulated in the tissues, muscles and joints of the head, face, neck and shoulders promoting relaxation and wellbeing. Combining both Eastern and Western techniques, this course will enable qualified therapists to offer an extremely effective and safe treatment. Course Contents: • History & development • Benefits, effects, aftercare • Related anatomy & physiology • Indications, contra-indications and contra-actions • Client consultation & record keeping • Treatment planning • Fully illustrative step-by-step massage routine • Use of oils • Health, safety and hygiene • Case studies • Promotion and marketing Entry Requirements – No previous experience is necessary |
 |
|
|
|
|
Tibetan Head Massage Tibetan head massage has been performed for over 6000 years in Tibet, India and China, and arrived in the western world in recent times. Tibetan head massage is not another version of Indian Head Massage; it is a completely unique therapy, which draws on the ancient wisdom and philosophies of Ayurveda. The therapy is performed with the client fully clothed in a reclining or lying position. This includes massage of the scalp, face, neck, throat, and shoulders, and aims to restore harmony and balance to your mind and body. |
 |
|
|
|
|
Lymphatic Drainage |
 |
|
|
|
| Stress Massage Stress results in tense neck, back and shoulders leading to stiffness, headaches and more stress, this course are designed for massage therapists who want to offer an advanced range of massage movements encompassing manipulation, stretching and shiatsu pressure techniques. Course Contents: • Definitions of stress • Stress signs and symptoms • Physiological and psychological effects • How to reduce stress • Stress massage techniques • Fully illustrative step-by-step massage routine • Client consultation and assessment • Indications, contra-indications and contra-actions • Record keeping, aftercare Entry Requirements – Students must hold a recognised anatomy physiology & massage qualification. |
|
|
|
|
| Sports Massage Sports Massage is the term applied to the discipline of using massage therapy for the specific benefit of management, manipulation, rehabilitation and muscle balance of the soft tissues of the body. Studies will enable you to deal competently with acute injuries in major sports, to apply techniques for rehabilitation and to construct exercise schedules. Course Contents: • Advanced anatomy & physiology • Hand and mechanical massage, • Use of infra-red treatments, • Passive, active and resistive exercise, • Bandaging/strapping, • Nutrition in sports • Health safety & hygiene • Client consultation and assessment • Indications, contra-indications and contra-actions • Record keeping, aftercare • Referral procedures for liaising with medical professionals Entry Requirements – Students must hold a recognised anatomy physiology & massage qualification. |
|
|
|
|
| Hopi Ear Candles The candles are formed from organically grown flax, beeswax and essential oils. The candles when ignited work on a chimney principle, drawing impurities to the surface where they can be gently removed. They equalize the pressure in the head and ears, making them suitable for most conditions. This therapy is a great add-on to any practicing therapist. Course Contents: • Related anatomy & physiology • The history of Hopi ear candle • Candle formation • Benefits, effects, aftercare • Indications, contra-indications and contra-actions • Client consultation & record keeping • Treatment planning • Practical Hopi ear candling techniques • Fully illustrative step-by-step massage routine • Health, safety and hygiene • Case studies • Promotion and marketing Entry Requirements – No previous experience is necessary |
 |
|
|
|
| Reiki This is an ancient healing therapy which is believed to have originated in Tibet later surfacing in Japan and 'rediscovered' by a Japanese Buddhist, Mikao Usui. The word Reiki comes from 2 Japanese words 'Rei' (universal) and 'Ki' (energy), Reiki is a simple but powerful 'laying on hands' technique. Training in Reiki is at 3 different levels. You progress from one degree to the next according to your rate of personal experience and inner growth. Since its introduction into the western world in the mid 1970s its use has spread worldwide and now millions of people use Reiki to help themselves and others stimulate the natural healing processes. Level 1 • Meditation and attunement. • The history of Reiki. • The effects, uses and contraindications to Reiki. • Ways of using Reiki energy. • The Reiki principles • The effects of attunement and cleansing period. • Self practice. • Working on others. • Keeping your energy's clear. Level 2 • Meditation. • Second degree attunement. • Forming the symbols. • Uses of the symbols and mantras. • Healing the subconscious mind. • Absent healing techniques. • Healing the past. • Empowering future goals and events. • Scanning and beaming. • Aura cleansing and protection. Level 3 • Attunement to master level • Tuition in how to attune others, together with details of all Reiki symbols • Practical healing sessions and much, much more! Entry Requirements – No previous experience is necessary |
 |
|
|
|