Massage Course
01. Certificate in Le Signature Whole Body Massage
WHAT IS LE SIGNATURE WHOLE BODY MASSAGE? The Fusion of East and West: Le Signature Whole Body Massage is a holistic blend that harmonizes the physical and energetic aspects of your being. Drawing from Western methodologies, which meticulously address muscular tension and discomfort, and Eastern therapies, which focus on the flow of vital energy along meridians, our massage encapsulates the best of both worlds. This harmonious integration not only offers relief for muscular stress but also revitalizes your body’s energy pathways, leaving you with a profound sense of balance and well-being. Elevating the Senses: At Le Spa, we believe that true relaxation encompasses more than just the physical body. Our Le Signature Massage takes you beyond the ordinary, engaging all your senses in a symphony of serenity. The gentle art of deep breathing aligns your body and mind, while aromatherapy indulges your olfactory senses, transporting you to a world of tranquillity. The interplay of soothing touch, captivating sights, calming sounds, delicate scents, and even a hint of taste converge to dissolve tension and guide you into a realm of profound relaxation, where stress becomes a distant memory. https://youtu.be/XgWrC3N1X8o COURSE RECOGNITION AND EXPERTISE: At Le Spa Massage Academy, we take pride in offering a comprehensive 2-day training course that covers the fundamentals of Swedish Massage. Under the guidance of Kim Le Robertson, a revered expert with over two decades of international experience, you will embark on a transformative journey. The course blends theoretical sessions with extensive hands-on practical training, ensuring you grasp both the core concepts of massage therapy and essential relaxation techniques. Our course holds prestigious recognition from the International Institute for Complimentary Therapists (IICT), where Le Spa Massage Academy stands as a Platinum Training Provider. Upon completing the course and receiving your Professional Certificate in Le Signature Whole Body Massage, you’ll be eligible for IICT professional membership, opening doors to a world of benefits. Additionally, the course is approved by the Massage Association of Australia (MAA), further solidifying its credibility and value. DELVE INTO THE CURRICULUM: Prepare to delve into a comprehensive curriculum that unravels the intricacies of massage therapy and its profound impact. The course content includes: History of massage therapy Types of massage and massage techniques Basics of anatomy and physiology Benefits and contradictions Principles of good massage practice Posture of massage therapists Consultation and assessment Grooming and draping standards Communication skills for massage therapists Preparation of massage equipment and amenities Le Signature Whole Body Massage sequence LE SIGNATURE WHOLE BODY MASSAGE COURSE INCLUDES: Prone (face down) Back Massage (trapezius, rhomboid, latissimus dorsi, erector, and QL) Buttock (gluteal muscles) Neck (scapular, trapezius & suboccipital muscles) Back of the leg (foot, achilles tendon, gastrocnemius, soleus & back of the thigh) Scalp Massage Supine (face up) Arms Front of the legs Abdomen Shoulder and Neck Face and Scalp MASSAGE TECHNIQUES COVERED Effleurage Definition: A gliding manipulation of superficial tissues French verb “effleurer’ – to brush against, to skim over or to touch lightly Description: Effleurage is a stroking or gliding technique that…
07. Back,Neck & Shoulder Massage Course
Unblocking your partner’s pain with your new skill. Learn to give massage to your loved one like a Professional Massage Therapist. ENTRY LEVEL No previous training or experience necessary and no special equipment required for this training. DURATION 5-hour official training days plus extra 20 practical hours if needed WHAT…
06. Deep Tissue Massage For 3 Common Injuries Course
WHAT IS DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE? Deep tissue massage therapy shares many similarities with Swedish. However, the fundamental difference is the level of pressure. This massage may use the same kneading and stroking movements but with a far more pressure which can even be painful. Furthermore, the therapist may employ special…
Table Thai Massage Stretching And Herbal Compress Course
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…
05. Traditional Thai Massage Course
WHAT IS TRADITIONAL THAI MASSAGE COURSE? 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,…
Featured Courses
03. MYOFASCIAL & TRADITIONAL FLAME CUPPING THERAPIES COURSE
https://youtu.be/BKVozbjSId0 WHAT IS TRADITIONAL CUPPING THERAPY? There are many types of cupping, but flame cupping is the most traditional cupping therapy is an ancient form of alternative medicine and has been around for thousands of years. Cupping is based on the belief that certain health problems can be caused by stagnant blood and a poor energy flow through your body. To reduce or prevent those health issues, cupping practitioners apply cups, typically glass, to your skin to create a pressure that sucks your skin inward. The pressure that the cups create draws blood to the affected area, increasing your blood flow overall. Traditional Chinese: treats specific internal disorders using meridian points WHAT IS MYOFASCIAL CUPPING? ►Was invented by David Sheehan in 2002 ►Different from other traditional cupping therapy ►Cups are applied using gliding motion on the stiff and fixed area ,called “trigger point” and sometimes stationery ►This technique releases fascial restrictions ►Should be no bruising on the skin. ►Sometimes leaves slight bruise. Myofascial: targets musculoskeletal systems WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? Pain relief Increase blood circulation Relieve muscle tension Improve range of motion Reduce inflammation Treat sport injuries Boost immunity and relieve a cold Promote relaxation and well-being Stress relief WHAT IS THE COURSE STRUCTURE? Le Spa Massage Academy offers a 1-2 day training course covering all the fundamentals of Cupping Therapy. This course is designed to build a strong foundation for using traditional and myofascial cups, particularly focusing on treating musculoskeletal conditions. These theoretical and practical sessions will provide attendants with the necessary knowledge and techniques to apply cupping to different problematic areas. COURSE RECOGNITION The Myofascial Cupping and Traditional Flame Cupping Therapy Course is designed to equip you with both theoretical and practical skills enabling you to work as a professional therapist in Traditional Cupping Therapy and Myofascial Cupping Therapy. The course is approved by Massage Association of Australia (MAA) 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 Cupping Therapy, you are eligible to join IICT and gain professional membership which offers members with various advantages. Accreditation A Certificate of Attendance is gained at the end of the Course. The CPE/CPD awarded can differ between associations, please contact your association for specific details. Points can be awarded for hours of training or for days of training. DELIVERABLE HISTORY OF CUPPING THERAPY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MYOFASCIAL CUPPING AND TRADITIONAL CUPPING WHAT CAN CUPPING THERAPY TREAT? TRADITIONAL CUPPING TECHNIQUES UNDERSTANDING DISCOLOURATION MYOFASCIAL RELEASE MYOFASCIAL CUPPING THERAPY WHAT IS FASCIAL ADHESION? TYPES OF CUPS AND METHOD OF CUPPING CLEANING AND CARE OF CUPPING EQUIPMENT SAFETY CONCERNS CONSULTATION AND ASSESSMENT CONTRAINDICATIONS THE BACK THE NECK HAMSTRING (LIGHT PRESSURE) CALF AND FOOT LATERAL TREATMENTS THE CHEST (PECS) CASE STUDIES PRACTICAL SESSION YOU WILL LEARN TREATMENT OF COMMON PROBLEMS (E.G. BACK PAIN) CUPPING FOR NECK PAIN TREATMENT OF “UPPER CROSS” SYNDROME CUPPING FOR TREATMENT OF CALF CRAMPS TREATMENT OF SHOULDER…
Traditional Flame Cupping Course
WHAT IS TRADITIONAL FLAME CUPPING? Cupping therapy is an ancient form of alternative medicine and has been around for thousands of years. Cupping is based on the belief that certain health problems can be caused by stagnant blood and poor energy flow through your body There are many types of…
08. Myofascial Cupping Therapy Course
WHAT IS MYOFASCIAL CUPPING? ►Was invented by David Sheehan in 2002 ►Different from other traditional cupping therapy ►Cups are applied using gliding motion on the stiff and fixed area ,called “trigger point” and sometimes stationery ►This technique releases fascial restrictions ►Should be no bruising on the skin. ►Sometimes leaves slight…
04. Lomi Lomi Kahuna Hot Stone Course
WHAT IS LOMI LOMI ? Lomi Lomi is a word in the Hawaiian and Samoan languages. Lomi means “to knead, to rub, or soothe; to work in and out, as the paws of a contented cat. It may also mean “to take and turn, to shift” as in “the sacred…
Swedish Massage
WHAT IS SWEDISH MASSAGE? Swedish massage is the manipulation of the superficial layers of muscles and soft tissue to improve both mental and physical health. It involves soft, long, kneading strokes, as well as light, rhythmic, tapping strokes on topmost layers of muscles. The benefits of Swedish massage include increased…
Trigger Point Massage Course
WHAT ARE TRIGGER POINTS? Trigger points are sensitive or sore spots in soft tissue, also known as myofascial trigger points. Each trigger point is a small patch of tightly contracted muscle, a very small cramp that affects a very small patch of muscle tissue. The trigger point, just like its name, it ‘triggers’ the pain, meaning it is pain that is caused by a problem elsewhere in the body. The therapist’s job is to find that trigger point, and massage it to help you get rid of the pain. Trigger points do not occur along the same paths, or meridians, that acupressure and acupuncture points present on the body. Trigger point therapy consists of massaging and pressing on trigger points until the cramped muscle relaxes, providing relief both at the trigger point and positively affecting the origin or source points in the body. WHAT IS ACUPRESSURE? You may have heard about ‘acupuncture’, that requires needles. Acupressure, is also one of many Asian bodywork therapies based on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). It is essentially acupuncture without the needles, since acupressure relies on the same body maps of energy (chi) meridians found in the body. When pressure is applied to acupoints, correlated parts of the body respond. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TRIGGER POINTS AND ACUPRESSURE? Trigger point therapy and acupressure actually work together. Trigger point therapy works to release muscle tension, and acupressure points works to balance vital energy (chi). Both of them work together to promote overall health. A good holistic health plan includes chiropractic adjustments to keep the spine aligned, regular massage therapy and trigger point therapy to reduce muscle strain, and acupressure to maintain energy balance. THE BENEFITS OF TRIGGER POINT THERAPY AND ACUPRESSURE POINT: Along with their ability to help treat variety of pains, patients experience additional benefits of trigger point therapy and acupressure point massage. It is a deeply relaxing experience and — like other types of massage — can help with: • Relieving stress, tension and anxiety • Improving sleep • Relaxing muscles and joints • Soothing the pain and discomfort of a sports or other injury • Reducing digestive issues • Minimising headaches • Alleviating chronic pain The therapy stimulates the body’s circulatory, lymphatic and hormonal systems. It also helps the function of the immune system and the body’s natural ability to heal itself. COURSE RECOGNITION The Trigger point therapy and Acupressure Course is designed to equip you with both theoretical and practical skills enabling you to work as a professional therapist in Kahuna Bodywork Therapy. The course is approved by Massage Association of Australia (MAA). Accreditation A Professional Certificate is gained at the end of the Course. The CPE/CPD awarded can differ between associations, please contact your association for specific details. Points can be awarded for hours of training or for days of training. WHY SHOULD YOU CHOOSE TRIGGER POINT THERAPY COURSE IN LE SPA MASSAGE ACADEMY? • We combine the Trigger point therapy and Acupressure Points as one course that will benefit…
PREGNANCY MASSAGE COURSE
Duration: 1 Day Pregnancy Massage Certificate Course Description WHAT IS PREGNANCY MASSAGE? A pregnancy massage is called prenatal massage which is a full body massage performed by a certified prenatal massage therapist that is similar to a Swedish massage (like what you might experience at a spa) except for a few modifications…
07. Back,Neck & Shoulder Massage Course
Unblocking your partner’s pain with your new skill. Learn to give massage to your loved one like a Professional Massage Therapist. ENTRY LEVEL No previous training or experience necessary and no special equipment required for this training. DURATION 5-hour official training days plus extra 20 practical hours if needed WHAT…
Swedish Massage
WHAT IS SWEDISH MASSAGE? Swedish massage is the manipulation of the superficial layers of muscles and soft tissue to improve both mental and physical health. It involves soft, long, kneading strokes, as well as light, rhythmic, tapping strokes on topmost layers of muscles. The benefits of Swedish massage include increased…
Hawaiian Lomi Lomi & Kahuna Massage Course
WHAT IS LOMI LOMI ? Lomi Lomi is a word in the Hawaiian and Samoan languages. Lomi means “to knead, to rub, or soothe; to work in and out, as the paws of a contented cat”. It also means “to take and turn, to shift” as in “the sacred shift…
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE MASSAGE COURSE
Lymphatic Massage Course Duration: 2 Days / 4 Days Course Delivery: Welcome to our Lymphatic Drainage Massage Course. You are about to embark on a holistic journey that will stimulate the most powerful system in our bodies, by cleansing, detoxing and removing the wastes from the human body. In our course, students will learn specific, specialised techniques and the principles on performing a lymphatic drainage massage. This treatment encourages the movement of lymph fluids around the body. Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle manual technique that stimulates a malfunctioning or fatigued lymphatic system. Keeping the lymphatic system in good condition is imperative for promoting good health. Our Lymphatic Drainage Massage Course starts with theory covering all aspects of LMD followed by a extensive day of practical hands on training, Students will be instructed to learn the step by step massage sequence that is essential to complete the massaging course. What is Lymphatic Drainage Massage ? Lymphatic Massage is commonly referred as Lymphatic Drainage which is a specialized massage type that gently assists the lymphatic system in maintaining the body’s fluid balance, blood circulation, and immune mechanisms. This involves a gentle rhythmic massage treatment and movement of the hands which pushes fluid towards the lymph nodes. Once fluid reaches the nodes, it can be transported elsewhere in the body, using the lymphatic drainage system. This can assist the body’s natural ability to remove any build-up of toxins. The system’s network of vessels and nodes contains lymph, a mixture of water, proteins, immune system components, waste products, and other remnants of cell metabolism. How do lymphatic drainage massages actually work? Said to help the lymphatic system do its job, lymphatic drainage massage allegedly helps to speed up the removal of waste and toxins from the body. Pressure-wise, it’s much lower in intensity and follows a particular stroke pattern to generate its results, with the first stroke being done to stretch the skin, while the second, more directional stroke is performed to send lymphatic fluid towards the nearby lymph nodes. While most people are eligible for lymphatic drainage massage, those who experience any of the following are generally advised to avoid it and speak to a doctor first: An infection or inflammation in the swollen area A blood clot Heart problems Cancer in the area What students will learn in our Lymphatic Drainage Massage Course. Introduction, history and fundamentals of Lymphatic Drainage The Lymphatic System, how it works Massage Benefits Indications and Contraindications Node Locations Massage Sequence Technique Post treatment concerns and care COURSE RECOGNITION Manual Lymphatic Drainage 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 Manual Lymphatic Drainage, you are eligible to join IICT and gain professional membership which offers members with various…
17. DRY NEEDLING COURSE
What is Myofascial Dry Needling? Dry needling is a technique physical therapist, my remedial massage therapists use for the treatment of pain and movement impairments. The technique uses a “dry” needle, one without medication or injection, inserted through the skin into areas of the muscle. Trigger Point Dry Needling (TDN)…
18. Foot Reflexology Course
WHAT IS FOOT REFLEXOLOGY? The feet are a map in miniature of all organs, glands, and parts of the body. A balance is achieved by applying pressure to points on the feet and hands that correspond to every organ in the body. By pressing these “reflex points” a stimulation or…
19. Guo Sha Massage Course
WHAT IS GUA SHA? Gua Sha is a natural alternative therapy. A therapist uses Gua Sha tools to scrape your skin with short or long strokes to stimulate microcirculation of the soft tissue, which increases blood flow. It can also stimulate lymphatic drainage, activate various points of the body, and…
15. Certificate In Sport Massage
WHAT IS SPORT MASSAGE? Sport massage therapy shares many similarities with Swedish. However, the fundamental difference is the level of pressure. Sport massage may use the same kneading and stroking movements but with a far more pressure which can even be painful. Furthermore, the therapist may employ special techniques that…