TSUBOKI® Hand Massage Course

Cost: £115 

 

What is TSUBOKI® Hand Massage?

TSUBOKI Hand massage completes the trilogy (face, foot and hand), and is the most acessible of all massages. The meridians that run though the hands and arms are related to the METAL and FIRE elements, so by working on them we are having primarily DETOXING and CALMING influences.

 

  • TSUBO means acupressure point - this is a place along a meridian where the energy can be most influenced, affecting the body on many levels
  • KI Means the energy that flows through the meridians
  • TSUBOKI® therefore means massage using the Tsubos to influence the flow of Ki in the body

Course dates

Duration: 1 day 9.30am - 5.30pm. All courses are based at our college in Stockport, see venue page for address.  
 

2013 Dates TBC
    



 

 




 

 




 

 




 

 


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Course content

The course covers the techniques, many of which can be incorporated into a full body massage, but Tsuboki® is also an excellent stand alone treatment, so you offer your clients a treatment that is a little different and very effective. More than just a hand massage, it includes:

  • A detailed warm up to the forearm (as this is where most of the muscles are that control hand movement) 
  • Warm up and mobilisation of hands and wrists 
  • A thorough massage on all surfaces of the hands, thus accessing all reflex areas 
  • Over 50 acupressure points on 6 meridians on the hands and forearms.
  • In addition, you will learn an emergency point on the hand to use in case of a heart attack, and reflexes that can help to speed up weight loss.

 

 

Who teaches this course?

This workshop is taught by the originator of this style of massage in the UK, Anne Parry. For further information about Anne Parry please go to http://www.stressolutions.co.uk/facials.htm

 

Entry qualifications

You may do this course just for interest so therefore, not hold any previous qualfications but you would not be eligible for insurance. If you are wishing to praction ie add to your list of therapies, then you must be a qualified massage therapist.

 

Contact us

Download a copy of our full prospectus here academy prospectus or make an Training Course Enquiry.

 

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