Ayurvedic ‘Abhyanga’ Body Massage Course

Cost: £129 or £228 when booked with Ayurvedic Facial course

Please note, all prices are subject to VAT. This course is recognised by The FHT for 10 CPPD points.

Who is this course suitable for?

Suitable for holistic therapists, beauty therapists and spa technicians.

Course dates

Duration: 1 or 2 day 10:00am - 5.00pm

If you experience any problems with the online booking form, please download a printed booking form

What does Ayurveda mean?

Ayurveda is the worlds oldest holistic healthcare system (Healing system). It is a comprehensive system of healthcare originating in India over 5,000 years ago. Ayurveda is an ancient philosophy based on deep understanding of the human body, mind and spirit. Its theories and remedies for a healthy mind and body have endured for over 5000 years, during which time a wealth of knowledge and practical experience has been accumulated, confirming the safety and efficacy of an Ayurvedic way of life. Ayurveda is derived from two Sanskrit words: ‘Ayur’ meaning life and ‘Veda’ meaning
knowledge/science.

The aim in Ayurveda is prevention, to promote positive health, long life and well being to the body using specific oils according to the “Dosha Profile” which brings total relaxation and rejuvenation. Using Abhyanga techniques which is considered the classic ayurvedic massage. In our modern world where antibiotics often fail to work and other drugs have harmful side effects, it is no wonder that many people are seeking out traditional holistic healing treatments and realising that the mind and body can work together to achieve wellness and balance. There are many benefits of Ayurvedic Body Massage:

• Oils that deeply penetrate the skin
• Relaxes the mind and body
• Breaks up impurities
• Stimulates lymphatic & arterial circulation
• Removes stagnant waste
• Delivers nutrients to starved cells

What will you learn?

• Health & Safety
• Professional Ethics
• Hygiene and Sterilisation
• Skin Diseases and Disorders
• Contra-indications
• History of ‘Ayurveda’
• The Dosha Types -‘Vata Pitta-Kapha’
• Marma Points
• Specific Oilto suit Dosha Profile
• Benefits & Effects of Ayurvedic Massage
• Preparation of Client and Consultation
• Practical Tuition of ‘Ayurvedic Abhyanga Body Massage’
• Contra-actions
• After-care  

What does the course include?

Entry requirements

Body Massage qualification.

Course recognition

10 CPPD points recognised by FHT. In order to qualify for the FHT CPPD points you must hold an accredited FHT would require a QCA regulated accredited Body Massage Qualification or Aromatherapy qualification (ie VTCT, ITEC, NVQ etc).  if in doubt please enquire.

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