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Indonesian Massage Course

(known as Royal Indonesian Mande Lular Ritual)

Cost: £129

This course is recognised by The FHT for 10 CPPD

Who is this course suitable for?

Suitable for holistic therapists, beauty therapists and spa technicians.

Course dates

Duration: 1 day 10:00am - 4.30pm

Type of Course	Course Date	Duration	Reference	Booking
Tuesday	Aug 10	1 day	IMJA	Booking Form

If you experiene any problems with the online booking form, please download a printed cma booking form here.

What is Indonesian Massage?

This is a complete body exfoliation followed by dry hand & oil based Balinese massage, which concentrates on pressure points, deep tissue massage and energy lines of the body. The aim is to clears the mind and releases stagnant energy. Clients are left feeling uplifted, rebalanced and with silky smooth skin.

After successful completion of the course you will be awarded an Athena Beauty Spa Diploma. You will have the opportunity to join the industries associations that provide newsletters, insurance and other benefits to members.

What will you learn?

Health & Safety
Professional Ethics
Hygiene and Sterilisation
Skin Diseases and Disorders
Contra-indications
History of ‘Indonesian Massage’
Chakras/Marma Points/Meridian Lines Theory
Benefits & Effects
Preparation of Client and Consultation
Royal Indonesian Mande Lular Ritual Massage Techniques
Contra-actions
After-care

What does the course include?

Course manual
Refreshments throughout the course
Informal teaching style allowing course members to ask questions and make input
Limited numbers to ensure teaching is kept on a personal level

Entry requirements

A relevant massage qualification.

Course recognition

10 CPPD points recognised by FHT. In order to qualify for the FHT CPPD points you must hold an accredited Full Body Massage qualification which is QCA regulated (ie VTCT, ITEC, NVQ or one recognised by the GCMT. This course is also and accredited by Professional Beauty Direct.