our courses list

FUNDERMENTAL THEORIES OF AYURVEDA – 12 hours

•  Introduction
• History of ayurveda 
• Eight Branches of Ayurveda
• Elemental Theory of Ayurveda (Pancha Maha Buta Siddhantha, Thridosha Theory, Prakurti, Tri Mala Theory, Upadathu )
• Some Ayurveda Concepts (Srothus ,Agni) 

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE THERAPIST – 12 hours

• Wearing of uniform
• Work at time
• Personal hygine 
• Communication skill

IDENTIFICATION OF CLIENT – 12 hours

• Introduction the features of client who required massage for wellbeing 
• Introduction the features of client/patients who required massage for disease  Masseur must be a closed friend to client  Physical & mental reactions of the client due to disease  Physical & mental discomforts due to disease

BENEFITS OF MASSAGE THERAPY GENERAL GUIDLINE OF MASSAGE – 24 hours

• Introduction to massage 
• The therapeutic touch or massage has beneficial effects on the human body.
• Physical benefits for therapeutic massage. 
• Mental benefits for therapeutic massage. 
• Types of massage therapy. 
• Impotent physical factors for massage therapy. 
• Proper surrounding (Music, Oil lamp or Candle and Aromatic oil, Relaxation, effect of colour)
• Massage help to improve of health
• Massage help to prevention of health 
• Massage help to delay ageing
• Massage cause to remove tiredness
• Reducing of Vatha dosha 
• Improve vision 
• Improve body mass 
• Life span will increase 
• Gives good sleep
• Skin condition will be improved
• The body strength will be improved
• Increase the healing of fracture

PREPARATION OF MASSAGE UNIT – 12 hours

• Introduction of the equipment & goods 
• How to prepare
• The utilities
• The procedure 
• The effects

PRINCIPLES OF MASSAGE – 12 hours

• Contra indication and precaution for massage therapy 
• Mode of administration of massage therapy.
• Position during massage therapy.

MASSAGE TECHNIQUES – 24 hours

• Massage and the masseur 
• How to prepare. 
• Post massage
• Time allotment
• Massage Medias – Oils, Cream, Powders..ect.

SEQUENCE OF MASSAGE – 24 hours

• Ayurvedic massage techniques include: Long strokes, kneading, friction, tapping, percussion, vibration, effleurage and shaking motions. The usually sequence of techniques are; 
• Effleurage: Gliding strokes with the palms, thumbs and/ or fingertips. 
• Petrissage: Kneading movements with the hands, thumbs and/ or fingers.
• Friction: Circular pressures with the palms of hands, thumbs and / or fingers. 
• Vibration: Oscillatory movements that shake or vibrate the body. 
• Percussion: Brisk hacking or tapping. Passive and active movements: Bending and stretching

SCIENCE OF MARMA AND ITS THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS – 24 hours

• General introduction. 
• Classification of marma. 
• Location & introductions of marma.

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY OF THE HUMAN BODY & ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE MASSAGE THERAPY – 33 hours

• Skeletal system 
• Muscular system
• Skin structure 
• Cardiovascular system 
• Lymphatic system 
• Urinary system 
• Reproductive system 
• Brain & central nerve system
• Respiratory system 
• Endocrine system 
• Digestive system

COMMON UNIVERSAL PROTECTIVE PROCEDURES – 12 hours

• Knowledge about the preventive measures from infections 
• Maintain health of hands 
• Wearing of protective wear 
• Removal of garbage 
• Disinfection procedure

SPA management – 15 hours

• Introduction 
• Type of spa
• Spa media
• Spa management

AROMATHERAPHY – 10 hours

• Aroma oil 
• Aromatheraphy

BEAUTYCULTURE – 15 hours

• Introduction 
• Cosmetic Products 
• Home Made tips 
• How to Use

MANICURE/PEDICURE – 10 hours

• Methods
• Procedure

PRACTICAL GUIDELINES FOR MASSAGE – 87 hours

• Foot massage.
• Head massage. 
• Facial massage.
• Marma massage 
• Full body massage 
• Massage manipulation 
• Aromatheraphy 
• Spa 
• Massage sequence 
• Beauticulture 
• Manicure/Pedicure