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(@blueskyhelen)
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Hi Everyone

I'm thinkning about running couples massage workshops as part of my valentines day promotions.

I was thinking basic A&P, theory, oils info, contra-indications/actions. Followed by me demonstrating on one partner with other observing, then swapping. Lunch then practicing on each other with my supervision. Just basic effleurage, some light petrissage (back only) and info regarding towelling techniques, then if we have time some scalp techniques and also foot/hand massage.

I am qualified in swedish massage, IHM and reflex to name a few but I don't have a teaching qualification. My literature will state its for personal.home use only obviously and full consultations will be done.

Has anyone else done this? What was it like? I think I will really enjoy it but I am going to contact TIS to check my insurance...

Would be good to hear from anyone...

Cheers

Helen


 
Posted : 21/01/2008 11:43 pm
(@jabba-the-hut)
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Him indoors and I experienced a couples massage session at a spa in Austria. There was no mention of A&P or contraindications! We were under the guidance of a woman who spoke minimal English, but she demonstrated the moves, and we each copied. We did stroking of the face (couldn't be described as a massage, but it was very pleasant). Foot rubbing (which sounds basic - and it was, but it was blissful!) and then a back routine - just effleurage, but once my OH was shown the pressure to use, it was actually very nice. In the afternoon, after a light lunch and sessions in the steam/sauna rooms, we each treated each other to a back routine, under the therapists watchful eye. It was a great experience. We had already signed a form stating that we had no conditions that might preclude treatment.


 
Posted : 22/01/2008 7:04 am
(@blueskyhelen)
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Massage Workshops

Sounds lovely - it would have appealed to me before I was practicing! Have to wait and see if anyone else wants to book it and then I will have to get everything ready!


 
Posted : 24/01/2008 9:22 pm
fozzyo
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Something to think about - will you do the massage on your treatment table? Most couples won't have one at home. It may be better to do it floor based with a gym mat and towels, that why they don't have to adjust what you have shown them.

Good luck! Its a good idea.

Mat xx


 
Posted : 27/01/2008 11:19 pm
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