WHAT IS TABLE THAI MASSAGE STRETCHING AND HERBAL COMPRESS COURSE?

Would you like to bring the Asian Vide to your clinic or spa ? Le Spa Massage Academy would like you introduce the new treatment course which is Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal compress, In this course you not only study Thai Traditional Massage and herbals compress but also you how to make your own handmade herbal ball for the treatment.

WHAT IS TABLE TRADITIONAL THAI MASSAGE ?

Traditional Thai Massage, also known as Passive Yoga, is an ancient therapy from Thailand, a dry massage with comprehensive techniques to strengthen overall well-being. This massage is delivered by using palms, knees, elbows, and feet during therapeutic treatment. Through the use of passive stretching, acupressure, and energy line to work on different body positions, this traditional massage type effectively focuses on reducing tension, balancing the energy system in the human body and enhancing the flexibility of joints and musculoskeletal systems.

WHAT IS HERBAL COMPRESS ? 

At Le Spa Massage Academy, Thai Herbal compress massage is a combination of traditional Thai dry and oil massage following by herbal compression, a massage with comprehensive techniques to strengthen overall well-being.

Herbal compresses contain a blend of aromatic and therapeutic herbs (ginger, turmeric, lemongrass, kaffir lime, cinnamon, basil, borneol, camphor, salt and rice powder,) wrapped in a ball of cotton muslin, steamed to release the potent qualities of the herbs and then compressed over the body before or after massage. Herbal Compress uses heat modality to apply slightly to pain and stiffness area. The benefits of the herbal compress can help people to relieve muscle tension and reduce inflammation, lemongrass can make a good scent, reduce contusion and decrease anxiety. Also, the heat modality is the application of therapeutic heat treatment to conduct thermal energy to superficial tissues with maximum depth of penetration at 1 cm or less.

INGREDIENT AND BENEFIT OF HERBAL BALL  

• Ginger – has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. The anti-inflammatory properties of ginger help to lower prostaglandin, a chemical in the body responsible for pain and inflammation.
• Turmeric – has antibacterial and antiseptic qualities. These bring a lot of benefits for inflammation, minor sunburn and bruises. It also helps to clean, calm and smooth your skin.
• Lemongrass – relieves swelling and reduces fever. It also has antioxidant properties and has a fragrant citrusy smell.
• Kaffir lime – the high dose of vitamin C in the lime strengthens the immune system and helps to clear skin irritations.
• Cinnamon – has been used to improve circulation, acting as warming stimulant for the blood and associated vessels. It also shown to be beneficial for antibacterial, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory purposes.
• Basil – has found it’s special place in aromatherapy, that can help to reduce stress. It is also believed that it can relieve muscle discomfort and exhausted muscles. Basil aroma interacts with the muscles for smoothening tightened and stressed areas. The smell of Basil can soothe the senses, making the sense of smell even sharper and create alertness in the mind.
• Salt and rice powder – are also added to act as a preservative and binder.
• Other items include – camphor (oil or powder), essential oils (peppermint, eucalyptus, sandalwood or similar), orange peel and sweet basil. These also have medicinal properties but are added for the scent and aromatherapy effect.

HOW DOES THE TABLE THAI MASSAGE STRETCHING AND HERBAL COMPRESS WORK?

Stretching is a form of physical exercise in which a specific muscle or tendon is deliberately flexed or stretched.  The result is a feeling of increased muscle control, flexibility and range of motion. Essentially, stretching should be done gently and slowly at all times while observing the reaction by body tension, facial expression and resistance.  Do not stretch beyond the client’s level of tolerance. Stretching would gradually trigger relaxation in the muscle and release spams area as well as increase blood circulation

The herbal ball helps to relieve the pain, rejuvenate, relax and nourish the affected area.

Generally, the main herbal ingredients of most herbal compresses include Plai or Cassumunar ginger, turmeric and camphor. These herbal components have long been used solely or partly for the treatment of several inflammatory conditions in many traditional treatments. Findings from several published literature have also endorsed the anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.

THE BENEFIT OF THAI HERBAL COMPRESS

Table Thai Massage and herbal compress combines dry and oil massage with stretching and herbal compression that can help to harmonise the body, loosen blockage and improve flexibility. This combination will truly reawaken the body’s energy flow.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN OUR TREATMENT?

Stretching is a form of physical exercise in which a specific muscle or tendon is deliberately flexed or stretched.  The result is a feeling of increased muscle control, flexibility and range of motion. Essentially, stretching should be done gently and slowly at all times while observing the reaction by body tension, facial expression and resistance.  We do not stretch beyond the client’s level of tolerance. Stretching gradually triggers relaxation in the muscle and release spasm in the area as well as increase blood circulation.

THE BENEFIT OF THAI HERBAL COMPRESS

Traditional Thai Massage and herbal compress combines dry and oil massage with stretching and herbal compression that can help to harmonise the body, loosen blockage and improve flexibility. This combination will truly reawaken the body’s energy flow.

FLOOR OR TABLE

Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress uses equipment and courses that are designed for either floor-based mats or massage tables. While many remedial massage therapists like to work on massage tables, others may choose to work on the mattress following the traditional way. Either way has its unique benefits and limitations and students will tend to gravitate toward one or the other.

BENEFITS OF WORKING ON FLOOR MATH VS. TABLE

• Larger and more stable to work, your client has a bigger support surface on a mat than on a table
• You can use your body weight much more effectively because you can get right on top of a client.
• Much easier for massage therapists to move clients around on a floor mat such as seating position
• Massage therapists can use more body parts on a floor mat like knees and feet

• It is easier on your body to work on the floor. On the table you engage mostly your upper body. However, on the floor you can work with your entire body which is much better for massage therapists body mechanics, and it takes less effort

BENEFITS OF WORKING TABLE VS. FLOOR

• Massage therapists have a physical conditionthat makes it very difficult to move or bend on a floor mat
• No space for or small treatment room
• Easy to combine between Thai Traditional Massage and other treatment

WHAT TECHNIQUES ARE USED WITH THAI MASSAGE?

In a traditional Thai massage, practitioners use their hands, thumbs, elbows, forearms, and sometimes even their feet to reduce tension in your muscles.

Thai massage is based on the idea that energy moves through your body along predictable lines or pathways known as sen sip or 10 energy lines.

To increase the flow of energy along the sen sip or 10 energy lines, the practitioner will move your body into yoga-like positions in addition to pulling and rocking your body in various ways.

The combination of stretching, movement, and pressure is what distinguishes Thai massage from other types of massage.

Thai massage may be a good option for you if you want a more active type of massage, where you move and participate instead of lying down throughout your massage.

COURSE RECOGNITION

Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress Course is designed to equip you with both theoretical and practical skills enabling you to work as a professional therapist in massage therapy. The course is approved by and recognised by the International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT), of which Le Spa Massage Academy is a Platinum Training Provider. Once you have graduated with your Professional Certificate in Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress, you are eligible to join IICT and gain professional membership which offers members with various advantages. Our training is also approved by MAA (Massage Association of Australia)

Accreditation

WHAT MAKES LSMA’s THAI TRADITIONAL MASSAGE AND HERBAL COMPRESS COURSE UNIQUE?

The Course:

Table Thai Traditional Massage Streching and Herbal compress, In this course you not only study Table Thai Traditional Massage Stretching and herbals compress but also you how to make your own handmade herbal ball for the treatment.

Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal compress treatment can’t be missed from your service list. Many customers like this type of treatment more than just a massage. Also, its name brings an ‘Asian vibe’ that makes it different. Through compressing and stretching the muscle tension, this massage technique requires your whole body to work and you work together with your customers for the best effects. You will need to get your clients to be comfortable, relaxed and trust you. In return, they will get their muscles stretched deeply beside with pressure point techniques so feel great afterward. And to make it more impressive: use herbal ball products with lemongrass, ginger, limes, cinnamon, turmeric, basil leaves herbal ball to compress after Thai stretching and massage, to make it stand out from other types of massage. And moreover the herbal ball helps to relief the pain, rejuvenate, relax and nourish the affected area.

The training is based on giving students the best of practical skills and a deep level of understanding in all the aspects. This improves confidence level, competency and experience for massage therapists hence enhancing comfort level for clients in actual service.

Classes:

Classes are limited to a small group (maximum of 12 students per course) to ensure every trainee receives focused training and attention.

Private Class available on request. ( please contact us for more details)

AIM OF THE COURSE

• Provide students with the fundamental knowledge of Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress and relevant techniques to this type of massage.
• Enable students to perform
• Enable students to make their own herbal compress balls (ingredients are supplied by trainer)
• Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress in confident, safe and effective manner.
• To support massage therapists to further develop techniques and skills.

ENTRY LEVEL

No previous training or experience necessary

COURSE OUTLINE

The course is composed of both theoretical and practical lessons which deliver:

• Historical Roots of Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress
• Introduction to Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress
• Basic theories in Thai Massage
• Basic theory causing sickness in Thai Traditional Medicine
• Sen sip or 10 lines
• Basics of Anatomy and Physiology
• Benefits and contradictions
• How to make herbal compress balls
• Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress techniques
• Positioning of Client
• Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress Sequence
• The posture of Massage Therapist

Special attention including the use of touch, deep breathing techniques, singing bowl, aromatherapy sprays, and mood music.

ASSESSMENTS

Le Spa Massage Academy will conduct assessments towards the end of the course. Trainees are to receive professional certificates in Thai Traditional Massage and Herbal Compress

once competently pass the assessments.

COURSE FEE

2-day course: $1320

Private one on one: $1000

TIME (please visit Our Upcoming Course to find more about our schedule)

On weekend : from 9am to 5.30pm

WHAT TO BRING

• 2 large-sized towels and 2 small-sized towels
• Your lunch
• Tea and coffee will be provided throughout the course

WHAT TO WEAR

Comfy outfits (no jean, no dress or skirt) and short nails

LOCATION

08/31 Black Street, Milton, Queensland, 4064

Call now: 044 893 2465

Email: info@lemassage.com.au