Premium Postural Massage Certification - Touch To Heal

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Assist Your Clients And Friends With Pain Relief And Posture Correction Through Adept Acupressure Massage Methods

What you'll learn

Accurately locate acupressure massage points

Stimulate these points using specific acupressure techniques

Remove muscle tension

Help your clients prevent future discomfort

Improve your client’s posture

Communicate effectively with clients throughout the process

Requirements

If you are going to perform Postural Massage on clients you will need either a massage table or a futon.

Description

Consider This…As a massage therapist, you’re used to helping your clients with body pain relief, the easing of muscle tension, increasing their range of motion, and helping them relax through tried and tested massage methods. To add to your repertoire, as well as to ramp up your reputation as an expert therapist, Dr. Celestino Breccione Mattucci’s Premium Postural Massage course will teach you how to practice acupressure message techniques designed to help treat bad posture by relieving muscle and fascia tension in your clients.Where other massage techniques offer pain relief and an ease to bodily discomfort, they’re often only a temporary fix to the problem. Most massage methods help relieve a client’s symptoms of pain but rarely succeed in rectifying the root cause of their discomfort.DescriptionWithin Dr. Mattucci’s Premium Postural Massage course, massage therapists will learn the exact major culprits behind neck, back, shoulder, and knee pain, as well as what causes debilitating sciatica. You will also be shown how to target the root of your client’s pain and remove the cause through proven acupressure, trigger point, and other soft tissue massage techniques, This will assist in decreasing tension, help with proper breathing, rectify bad posture, and create a better flow of nutrients to your client’s problem areas.Posture Problems Worth CorrectingThrough acupressure, stretching techniques, and posture exercises, the goal of Postural Massage is to correct poor posture. Bad posture is caused by many factors, most commonly sitting slouched over at a desk for extended hours of the day or from bad form when training with weights at the gym. This can lead to a client’s posture being kyphotic, whereby their shoulders are brought forward which causes a hunched over effect on the spine.Other poor posture examples include a lordotic posture, in which a client’s stomach is pushed forward causing overarching in the lower and middle back, or a flat back posture where there is no natural curve of the spine whatsoever. A postural massage helps loosen a client’s overworked and tightened muscles which allows their body to relax into its most natural, pain-free alignment.In This Course, You Will Learn How To:Accurately locate acupressure massage pointsStimulate these points using specific acupressure techniquesRemove muscle tensionHelp your clients prevent future discomfortImprove your client’s postureCommunicate effectively with clients throughout the processYou will also receive a Certificate of Completion for proficiency in the Premium Postural Massage Course!Prevention Over CureAlthough many of the clients who approach you are likely already suffering from pain due to bad posture, practicing the acupressure techniques presented in the Premium Postural Massage course will empower you to prevent future clients from experiencing the same discomfort.To improve your massage technique inventory and assist your clients in a new area of relief from pain and discomfort, get Dr. Mattucci’s Premium Postural Massage Course on Udemy today!Purchase Now!

Overview

Section 1: THE METHOD

Lecture 1 About the Posture

Lecture 2 Basics of Postural Massage

Lecture 3 Holistic Treatment

Section 2: THE TECHINUQUE

Lecture 4 Postural Massage step by step

Lecture 5 Head Pressure

Lecture 6 Neck Massage

Lecture 7 Neck Side

Lecture 8 Chest Pressure

Lecture 9 Pectoral Acuressure