HOT STONES MASSAGE Professional Accredited Practitioner Diploma Course - 1 day - 30th Nov 2010
HOT STONES MASSAGE Brief DescriptionThis training shows the experienced Masseur how to incorporate hot & cold stones to heal the body and mind. Course Cost £140Course duration 1 day + home study + case studiesCourse Pre-requisiteA massage qualificationCourse AccreditationThe Guild of Beauty TherapistsThe Complementary Medical AssociationProfessional BeautyAssociated Beauty TherapistsQualificationPractitioner DiplomaCourse Criteria· Theory to be studied at home using our training manual before attending the practical training· Question paper to test you on your understanding of the training manual to be submitted before attending the practical training. Some research may be required to complete the questions· Practical hands on training including assessment · 2 Case studies to be submitted before certificate is issuedPayment Terms50% non refundable deposit is payable to secure your booking. Final 50% is due no later than 14 days prior to the start date of the practical training. Payment MethodsCash, Cheque, Bankers Draft, Postal Order, direct bank transfer or payment by credit or debit card via Paypal.Please make cheques payable to : K KilminsterPlease send paypal payments to: If you wish to pay by direct bank transfer, please ask for bank details.Course Benefits· Fully Accredited Diploma level, enabling you to practice professionally. · Courses are recognised and insurable. · Home Study Pack - A detailed Course training workbook emailed to you before course, providing plenty of scope for both pre and post course study. Case studies may also be required to complete your training.· Practical demonstrations and teaching of the treatment are broken down into easy to learn sections.· You will give and receive a full treatment on the practical training day. (For one to one training, you may not be able to receive a treatment.)· Small class sizes & one to one training available· CPD Points (Continuing Professional Development Points) awarded on each course.· Tutors are experienced and passionate about what they do· Anatomy and physiology, relevant to the course, is covered in the training manual (including colourful diagrams)· Fun, friendly & informal training environment.· Included is your Diploma, comprehensive training manual, insurance details, Health & Safety and tea, coffee and water during the break (please bring your own lunch/snacks)· Couches, chairs, cushions and products required for the training are supplied unless stated otherwise. You will be required to bring towels for your own use. What to bring to the training day· The Training Manual· A packed lunch· A bottle of water· Jumper/Cardigan (after receiving treatment you may get cold)· Hair band for long hair· It is advisable not to wear jewellery to the practical training· You may wear uniform to the practical training, or suitable therapy clothing· Notepad and pen· Your medical disclaimer form (if not already submitted)· 2 large towels and 3 hand towelsAbout Hot Stones Massage Stone Therapy Massage dates back to more than 3000 years ago and originates in India and China, and more recently with the North American Indians. The treatment has recently become increasingly popular throughout Europe and North America.Learning the use of hot stones opens up a range of treatments to offer as it can be incorporated into the many complementary treatments available. The techniques used will greatly depend on the level of training and experience that the therapist has, i.e., an aromatherapist or sports therapist can use all the massage techniques learnt with the additional experience of using hot st