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Our Ayurveda massage training course is suitable for experienced massage therapists who are trained in aromatherapy massage, holistic massage, sports massage, tai massage, reflexology and therapeutic massage. However, it is also suitable foe those with no prior massage experience. Ayurvedic massage training is run over five days and includes Indian head massage (Shiro abhyanga), foot massage (Pada abhyanga), hand massage (Hasta abhyanga), and herbalised oil massage of the front and back of the body. After completing the first five days of our stage one Abhyanga massage training course, students will be invited to partake in our advanced massage training courses which includes Vishesh massage (a deep, sports type massage), Udvartana massage (a herbal paste scrub), marma therapy massage and face rejuvenation massage (a.k.a. Ayurvedic face lift massage or Ayurveda facial). Whilst it is useful to have a basic understanding of Ayurveda prior to beginning the Ayurveda massage training course this is by no means essential as all Ayurvedic reading material and theoretical background will be given during the training course. The main Ayurvedic massage taught on our courses is Abhyanga massage which is for stress management and general relaxation; Vishesh massage for reducing muscle tension, Udvatana massage for weight loss and Garshan massage which uses raw silk gloves for exfoliation. Ayurvedic massage can be incorporated into spas, salons and health farms very easily as it works well in conjunction with most types of massage including; aromatherapy massage, sports massage, yoga massage, holistic massage, tai massage and therapeutic massage. All our Ayurvedic massage training courses include lunch and an opportunity to practice on other students, the tutors and members of the public. Our Ayurveda massage training course also includes a comprehensive one-hour DVD that will make it easy to check the Ayurveda massage sequence should you be unsure. A sixty page Ayurveda massage instruction manual is also issued which can be used in conjunction with the Ayurvedic massage training DVD it includes full instructions with diagrams and photos of the massage strokes, positions and sequence.
.Ayurveda Massage Training Courses in the UK
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Ayurveda massage training course dates: Mon 29th Nov to Fri 3rd Dec 2010
Massage training venue: The Ayurveda Massage Training Academy, Tutbury, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, UK
Massage training course length: Five days (6 hrs massage training per day)
Qualification: Certificate in Ayurvedic Massage. This course is accredited with the Complementary Medical Association (C.M.A) and has been awarded 30 C.P.D points. No prior experience in massage is required to participate.
Cost of training course: The cost of this five-day Ayurveda massage course cost is £650 (incl. vat). Full payment is required to book your place. Lunch is provided and a one-hour Ayurveda Massage Training DVD and a 60 page Ayurveda Massage Training Manual is included in the course price.
Ayurvedic massage training (Abhyanga): The main focus of this Ayurveda massage training course is to allow you to gain proficiency in administering a whole-body Ayurvedic oil massage appropriate to the Ayurvedic body-type of your client. You will learn the basics of administering a one-therapist massage as well as a two-therapist massage.
Ayurvedic massage training (Hasta & Pada Abhyanga): You will be taught the Ayurveda massage sequence for the hands and feet (Hasta/Pada-abhyanga) and how to incorporate them into a full Ayurvedic Abhyanga massage. These therapies can also be administered alone or in conjunction with the Ayurvedic head massage (Shiro-abhyanga).
Ayurvedic massage training (Shiro Abhyanga): Ayurvedic head massage is also referred to as Shiro-abhyanga and can be administered alone or in conjunction with the Ayurvedic Abhyanga massage or before Shirodhara therapy.
Ayurvedic massage training (theory): You will be required to read our Ayurveda book (Everyday Ayurveda - A Practical Guide to Healthy Living) which can be downloaded from the links page. This will allow you to acquire a basic understanding of the Ayurvedic body-types and why each requires a different type of Ayurvedic massage.
Ayurveda massage course structure:  You will practice the Ayurvedic massage sequence on each other. Please bear in mind that Ayurvedic massage is a ‘full-body’ oil massage so the breast area will be exposed at times. Groups will be interchanged to allow you to gain experience in massaging different Ayurvedic body-types.
Course numbers:  The massage course will be limited to four to ensure quality of training and speed of learning.
Course aim: To train you to a professionally competent level in the art of Himalayan Ayurvedic massage techniques and prepare you for working in salons, spas or Ayurvedic therapy centres as Ayurvedic massage technicians.
Next step: At the Ayurveda UK Massage Training Academy we'll help you give your clients the perfect relaxation experience - the next step is yours - call us now for more information or to book your course. Click on the link below to download more information about our Ayurveda massage training courses.
.Ayurveda Massage Training Courses
For more information please contact Danny or Carol on tel: 0044 (0)1283 815 669 or email info@lifespa.co.uk