Lymphatic Drainage Massage (Booking Deposit)

€50.00

Course times: Friday 6.30pm to 10pm Saturday & Sunday 9.30 am to 5.30 pm

Course Fee: €250

Booking Deposit: €50

Course dates:

20th, 21st, 22nd November 2020,

05th, 06th, 07th March 2021,

11th, 12th, 13th June 2021

Lymphatic drainage massage is a very soft and gently form of massage. It uses a VERY light pressure combined with soft pumping action working in the direction of the lymph nodes only.

It is designed to stimulate the body’s lymphatic system which helps the body to eliminate waste and toxins. It also improves circulation, metabolism and boosts to the immune system.

This course is written by Christine Courtney and is based on her unique method of “following the impediment to flow”.

Why take this course?

Adding lymphatic drainage massage to the list of therapies you offer will greatly enhance your cleints health.

Therapeutic Lymphatic Drainage Massage you will help you get client out of pain by removing impediments to flow that working on muscles alone, will not achieve

It will reduce the negative effects of stress and the lymphatic system impacts greatly on the nervous system

What will I learn?

This is a comprehensive 2.5-day course

The course will cover:

• A full review of the anatomy of the lymphatic system

• Lymphatic Drainage patterns of the body and face

• Indications for lymphatic drainage massage

• Oedema – how to recognise all types of oedema

• Contraindications

Self-care:

How to perform lymphatic drainage on yourself

Lymphatic Drainage in cancer care:

Adaptations needed for clients who have had lymph nodes removed

Upon completion of the course

The student will know how to perform a treatment which is specific to an area of the body:

• The face

• The upper body

• The abdomen

• Lower body

• And a full body lymphatic drainage massage.

• Adapt massage for clients following lymph node removal

Lymphatic drainage massage is excellent for:

• Clients who get recurrent colds, sore throats etc

• Clients who do not or cannot take much exercise

• Clients suffering with oedema

• Clients who have low energy levels.

• Preparing your clients body for surgery

• Assisting in recover following injury or illness or post-surgery