Seattle Massage School Campus
Check out the upcoming Continuing Education classes at our Seattle campus.
Lomilomi Treatment for Hands & Feet
Instructors: Barbara Helynn Heard
Dates: November 12th, 2016 – 10am – 7pm
Location: Bellingham Massage School Campus
Hours: 8 CE Hours
Tuition: $175 3 weeks prior, $195 thereafter
Course Description:
In this 8 hour Lomilomi Hands & Feet Treatment workshop you will learn techniques to palpate, release and/or enliven muscles,tendons, ligaments and bones located in the hands, wrists, ankles and feet whose movement has been chronically restricted by:
- Soft tissue injury such as strains or sprains caused by either a high impact event or by repetitive overuse
- Damage caused by inadvertently lazy or misaligned posture
- Various diseases
This workshop complements the Shoulder Treatment workshop. Taking them back to back is good if scheduling allows.
Registration and inquiries:
Barbara Helynn Heard
(206) 325-3479
http://www.lomilomi-massage.org/massage-classes-westcoast.html
Lomilomi Fundamentals
Instructors: Barbara Helynn Heard
Dates: December 9th – 11th, 2016 – 8:30am – 6:30pm
Location: Seattle Massage School Campus
Hours: 27 CE Hours
Tuition: $475 3 weeks prior, $525 thereafter, $300/$350 repeat ML level 1 students, $100 non refundable deposit
Course Description:
Course Description:
The 27 CE hour Lomilomi Fundamentals workshop is a foundation class. We focus primarily on developing deep yet gentle touch, using body weight, palpation, and strokes that support the circulatory and nervous systems. Clinical thinking is introduced. This workshop establishes groundwork which is built on in the advanced classes.
In this level 1 class you will:
- Learn a full body lomi lomi routine
- Learn a full body lomi lomi routine
- Explore ways to use your breath, posture and body weight to deliver effective work which is both deep and gentle, and also easy on the therapist’s body
- Develop your assessment and palpation skills
- Study the history of lomi lomi, Hawaiian healing chants, and the concept of ho’oponopono – living in right relationship with all natural things