Training Courses​.

Tutors: Dione Hall (North Shields) Fedella Marsden (Keswick) Sharon Patterson (Northumberland) and Sharon Tasker (Glasgow)
 

• Course prerequisites: A Diploma in Anatomy and Physiology or equivalent (i.e., nursing degree). Coast Training offers a home student course if you do not meet this requirement. 2-day course

• Accreditation: IGCT (International Guild of Complementary Therapists)

• Assessment: observation of treatment and written assessment on the day of the course

• CPD points: 18
   

What’s included? All products and equipment supplied on the day, a comprehensive PDF manual, and a PDF-accredited certificate

What you will learn:
 

• History and principles of Holistic Massage

• Health and Safety

• Consultation procedure

• Massage movements

• Contra-indications and aftercare advice

• Anatomy and Physiology

• Oils for massage

• The Holistic Massage routine

• How to adapt your routine
   

What is a Holistic Massage?

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A holistic massage is a therapeutic treatment that aims to promote overall well-being by addressing the body, mind, and spirit. Unlike traditional massages that primarily focus on physical relief, holistic massage considers the interconnectedness of the client's physical, emotional, and mental health. This comprehensive approach helps in achieving a balanced and harmonious state.