Ayurvedic Wellness Practitioner

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The Ayurvedic full body oil massage Abhyanga is an experience - warm oil flows over your skin and expert hands massage you sensitively, energizing and touching, Not without reason, the Abhyanga is also called the "Queen of oil massage" and is the most important and most frequently practiced massage application in an Ayurvedic cure.

Learn to apply the Ayurvedic full body massage Abhyanga in a holistic and professional way. Under supervised guidance you will learn the comprehensive treatment procedure with various strokes, massage grips and sequences. Detailed explanations and exercises provide you with in-depth practical knowledge about Abhyanga in its constitution-related application and
holistic effect on body, mind and soul.

The three-day Abhyanga intensive course is the optimal introduction to the training of Ayurvedic massage and therapy and teaches the Ayurvedic full-body oil massage as a wellness single application for deep regeneration, health strengthening and therapy.

From the program

- Abhyanga - full body oil massage: practical practice of the massage grips, strokes, sequences and variations
- indications and contraindications, effects in theory and practice
- individual adaptation and type-appropriate forms of Abhyanga
- pre- and post-treatment of the client
- emotional and therapeutic quality of touch, inner and outer posture of the therapist

Requirements

none

Scope

3 Days
22.5 hours attendance
45 learning hours

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The Kalari-Marma-Massage is a dynamic massage form from South India and serves the therapeutic balancing of energetic blockages as well as the strengthening and mobilization of the musculoskeletal system. Blocked Marmas (vital points) can "open up" again, blocked Nadis (energy channels) become more permeable. The Kalari massage leads to dissolving processes on all levels of the tissue structures and thus to a profound cleansing and harmonization of all body circuits.

This 3-day intensive course teaches the Kalari Massage from the South Indian tradition of Kalari Payattu in its Western application form. It is the basic treatment for further forms of therapy from the tradition of Mama Nadi treatments (see seminars on Marma Therapy).

No previous knowledge is required. Basic knowledge of Ayurvedic constitutional theory is helpful.

From the program

- Effect, indications and contraindications of the Kalari Ayurveda-
whole body massage
basic techniques and application of the Kalari Ayurveda whole body massage with its different grips, dynamic strokes and sequences
- practical practice of the Kalari massage with integrated Marma therapy
- definition of Marma, Nadi and five Marma groups
- indication and forms of application of the Ayurvedic sweating therapies (Svedana), Svedana practice with hot compresses

Requirements

none

Scope

3 Days
22.5 hours attendance
45 learning hours

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In Ayurveda, it is often the small things that can achieve great things. This is also true for the Ayurvedic partial body massages of feet, hands and face:
The Ayurvedic foot massage padabhyanga is a delicate and effective massage technique with special grips and strokes from the feet to the knees, which is known for its calming and relaxing effect. It is traditionally used therapeutically for headaches, insomnia, nervousness and feelings of cold.
The Ayurvedic facial massage Mukabhyanga with integrated hand forehead cast and the hand massage Hastabhyanga are also important treatment techniques for the Ayurvedic wellness practice. With gentle touches, they have a rejuvenating, vitalizing effect and have a profound effect on psychological well-being.

The three-day intensive seminar of Ayurvedic partial body massages offers you a good introduction to the fascinating variety of Ayurvedic massage and lets you learn and feel the different techniques.

From the program

- Effect, application possibilities and treatment techniques of the ayurvedic partial body massages
- Padabhyanga - ayurvedic foot and leg massage
- Mukabhyanga - ayurvedic facial massage
- Hastabhyanga - ayurvedic hand massage
- Demonstration and practice of the hand Shirodhara (oil forehead cast), as an integrative part of the facial treatment
- Indications, contraindications and intensive practical practice of the massage techniques

Requirements

none

Scope

3 Days
22.5 hours attendance
45 learning hours

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This seminar is the first step to get in touch with the therapeutic detox and special treatments of Ayurveda. Because in addition to its relaxing oil massages, the Ayurvedic treatment catalogue contains other, very effective treatment methods that refresh, purify, relieve pain or reduce weight in body and mind: These include Garshan, the massage with raw silk gloves, which can be performed in a gentle or dynamic way, and Pristabhyanga, the holistic back treatment. You will learn how to apply both in this three-day practical seminar in a comprehensive and type-appropriate way.

Garshan, the silk glove massage, is a simple massage technique with an intensive detox effect - ideal for all Kapha types to vitalise and stimulate the metabolism. The Pristhabhyanga, Ayurvedic back massage, also gives lightness and relief from tension and pain. The deep massage strokes and strokes from the lower back to the shoulders and neck are performed with selected Ayurvedic oils (Thaila), which help to release blocking tensions and stress-related blockages.

From the program

- Effect, application possibilities and treatment techniques of the Ayurvedic massage techniques Pristhabhyanga (back massage) and Garshan (silk glove massage)
- Explanations, demonstration and practical practice of the Pristhabhyanga back massage with sequence, grips and strokes
- Introduction to the treatment of local back Marma points
- Release pent-up emotions via the back
- Explanations, demonstration and practical practice of the Garshan silk glove massage in variations suitable for the type.
- Ayurveda and Detox: Indications, contraindications and application of metabolism stimulating, weight reducing and emotionally releasing treatment techniques.

Requirements

Abhyanga - Ayurveda full body massage or Kalari - full body oil massage from the South Indian tradition

Scope

3 Days
22.5 hours attendance
45 learning hours