Learn how to perform a massage sequence using many
techniques that are unique to Traditional Indian Ayurvedic
Massage, and integrate (or revise) some you may already be
acquainted with from more familiar Western sources.
Ayurvedic Medicine is centuries old, and is "tried and true"
in it's effectiveness. It is is easy to learn and to
apply, but can have far reaching benefits that go well
beyond simply soothing and relaxing your client.
Many people refer to Marma Massage as the ultimate
relaxation massage.
A Marma point is the traditional Indian equivalent of an
acupressure or acupuncture point. They are
specific energetic points distributed throughout the
body that relate to functions of organs and the
metabolism in general, that can be helped and stimulated
by massage. Marma points are more accessible and
easier to master because they are much larger in area
than an acupuncture point, therefore require much less
skill and training to accurately locate. By gently
stimulating and massaging any one of the 107 known Marma
points and by releasing energy blockages, one can
specifically treat a problem area in the body in the
same way that acupuncture and acupressure does.
The knowledge of these vital points has been used for
thousands of years by Ayurvedic physicians. However,
Western acceptance is gathering momentum. In 1995
a pilot study was held to see whether Marma stimulation
could help chronic stroke victims. For six months
a Marma practitioner gave treatments twice a week to a
number of elderly stroke victims. After these regular
massages it was officially concluded that the stroke
patients showed "a modest but definite improvement",
whereas "physiotherapy is generally not very effective
in such cases". The Study concluded "that Marma massage
should, at a minimum, be regarded as very promising".
This is just one area where Marma massage has being
tested. It is known to be beneficial for a very
wide variety of ailments and chronic conditions, however
as we said at the outset, its primary application in
this instance, is its use as one of the most relaxing
forms of massage you may have yet encountered in your
travels.
This Ayurvedic course covers an introduction to Ayurveda
and Marma in general, and two different forms of
Ayurvedic full body massage. In the Relaxation
Massage Unit you will learn traditional Ayurvedic
techniques, and in the
Marma Massage unit you
will learn over 100 Marma Points, incorporated into one
of the most relaxing forms of massage. On
completion of this course you will be well equipped to
perform both massages separately, or combined, on family
and friends, and after assessment you will be eligible
for accreditation and insurance. Traditional
Ayurvedic oils, as well as therapeutic quality Young
Living Oils are used throughout the course.
Chakra aligning and
Healing techniques are also learned.
For more information on Young Living Oils please refer
https://www.youngliving.org/deecampbell.
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PLEASE NOTE. We teach Marma
Massage in combination with Ayurvedic Relaxation
Massage, providing a well-rounded and complete
Massage Technique to beginners and practising
Masseurs alike. This course is a Certificate Course,
which (after completing the required number of
contact hours) enables the student to sit a
Practitioner's assessment, that upon successful
completion qualifies the student as a
Practitioner of
Ayurvedic Relaxation and Marma Massage - an Industry
Accredited qualification.