ADI

Diploma Massage Therapy

Diploma Indian Head Massage

Diploma Thai Chai Massage

Deploma Cupping Therapy
Masster Herbalist
Diploma Hopi Ear Candling
Diploma Paramedic
And Many other Specialties

      Benefits of Therapeutic Massage

• Maintains health and Health Promotion.

• Stress Management.

• Post Operative Care.

• Reduces Pain.

• Emotional and/or Physiological Disorders management.

• Pre and Post Sports Participation.

• Improve Sleep.

• Improved Circulation.

• Boosts Immune System.

• Reduces Inflammation.

• Relaxation.

• Reduces Muscle Tension.

• Increases Joint Mobility And Flexibility.

• Stimulation Of The Lymphatic System.

        Benefits of Indian Head massage

• Promotes relaxation and feeling of well being.
• Helps relieve stress and anxiety.
• Increases energy levels.
• Improves circulation.
• Stimulates the lymphatic system so thereby aiding natural toxin removal.
• Boots the immunity.
• Releases tension in head, neck, shoulders, face and scalp.
• Increases muscle tone.
• Improves concentration levels.
• Helps with insomnia and restlessness.
• Can relieve and prevent sinusitis, headaches, migraine and cold symptoms.

       Benefits of Thai Seated Massage

• Has a balancing effect on the whole body by helping to unblock stagnant energy.
• Improves joint flexibility.

• Promotes relaxation and your overall well being.

• Helps relieve stress and anxiety.
• Increases energy levels.
• Improves circulation.
• Stimulates the release of endorphins ( feel good hormones).
• Has a calming effect on the nervous system.
• Increases awareness.
• Stimulates the lymphatic system so thereby aiding the body to remove toxins.
• Helps release a build up of muscular tension in the face, neck, back and arms.

Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy is an alternative medicine practice undertaken by a trained therapist placing special cups on the skin to create a suction effect. The therapy can be considered one form of deep tissue massage and is an ancient form of medical treatment that originated in China. Its use can also be linked to Middle Eastern and Ancient Egyptian cultures, but the version most commonly used worldwide is that of Traditional Chinese Medicine, otherwise known as TCM.

Wet Cupping / Hijama
The main difference between dry and wet cupping is the use of a scalpel to create small scratches on the patient’s skin. This act draws out stagnant blood, offering relief from pain.

         Herbal medicines
         Herbal medicines are those with active ingredients made from

         plant parts, such as leaves, roots or flowers, etc.

       Benefits of Herbal Medicine

• Natural healing.

• Fewer side effects.

• More affordable than conventional medicine.

• Easier to obtain than prescription medicine.

• Stabilizes hormones and metabolism.

• Strengthens the immune system.

• cost effective.

      Note: It's important to tell your doctor if you take any herbal

                medicines before undergoing surgery.
    This is because:

• Some herbal medicines might interfere with anaesthesia and other medicines used before, during or after procedures
  

• Some herbal medicines may interfere with blood clotting and blood pressure, which may increase the risk of bleeding during or after surgery

     Your doctor may therefore advise you to stop taking any herbal

      medicines during the weeks leading up to your operation.

Hopi Ear Candling

Hopi ear candling is an ancient technique used to disinfect and draw out the accumulated earwax and white flaky fungus from deep within the ear canal. This natural technique rids the external auditory canal of earwax deposits that may be causing blockages along the passage. Hopi ear candling is a non-invasive technique and this makes it suitable for a vast population. Hopi ear candling is a completely pain-free and an overall a relaxing experience.
By using Hopi ear candling, it is possible to cleanse the ear canal without using any chemical solutions and sharp probes. Hopi ear candling has been associated with improvement in hearing resulting from the opening up of the passageway.