Company Name: The Beauty Specialist Training Centre - Durban Telephone: Fax: Cell Phone: Email: infobeautyspecialists.co.za Website:

Course Title:   Holistic Massage

Massage Unit 1:

• Full body massage & mechanical massage, theory, practical & contra – indications.
• Holistic therapy.
• Client care & Modesty.
• Record keeping.
• Case Studies.

Kit contents:

• Talc
• File and notes
• 1 carrier oil
• Anatomy & Physiology Text Book
• Massage text book
• Sterigel
• Head caps
• Hibitane spray Bottle
• 1 set of towels
• A pack cotton-wool
• A box of tissues
• 1 Bedroll
• 1Boobtube gown
• 1 pair booties
• Steribook

Massage Unit 2:

• Anatomy and Physiology classes – 12 lessons (All anatomical Systems), either 1 Saturday, 9-1pm, or Wednesday, 1-5pm, per month.

Massage Unit 3:

• Professional Conduct and Business Awareness.

Massage Unit 4:

Course Title 2 Holistic Massage Classification Wellness -> Massage -> Massage Holistic Course Requirements * Students must be 18 years old on completion of their course * Students have an initial interview and admission is on the basis of their ability. Price Notes Massage is a form of tissue manipulation which has developed over thousands of years. From ancient China to present-day Europe it has been used for the promotion and restoration of health. What is Massage ? Massage is the use of hands, of mechanical means, to manipulate the soft tissues of the body, particularly muscles. It can be used for relaxation, stimulation or rehabilitation of the whole body of part of it. It impromotes suppleness of the muscles, improves circulation and reduces stress. What are the main benefits and effects ? Soothing: touch is known to be soothing and comforting and massage uses touch to soothe and relax the body. Since 75% of disease is thought to be caused by stress, massage, which reduces stress, may well improve health. Stimulating: the systems of the body are activated by massage. It therefore encourages improved circulation, aids digestion, waste removal and neural communication, invigorates and relaxes muscles thus preventing spasm and stiffness, speeds up skin desquamation and promotes cell regeneration. Instinctive: when we knock of hurt ourselves we often use our hands to rub the affected place. Massage is an extension of this natural and instinctive method of soothing aches and pains. Comforting: touch is natural and comforting. People of all ages use touch to gain a sense of security and well-being and consequently massage has psychological as well as physical benefits. Universal: most people, from children to adults, can benefit from massage treatments. Safe: massage is a non-threatening, non-invasive and natural therapy. Where does it come from ? Massage is not a technique derived from one culture but from many. People the world over have used touch as a form of communication, comfort and defence throughout history. Animals also use touch in a similar way, for example grooming their young with there tongues or beaks, licking wounds after a fight and nuzzling or nudging each other to show affection. Pictures and information taken from the book "An Introductory Guide to Massage" by Louise Tucker. which is used for study materials.

Course Information Location Kwazulu Natal - Durban Course Type Customised Start Dates Length of Course Final Registration Date

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