Online Cellulite Massage Therapy Course

Susan Brown is featured in an online cellulite massage training video.

It  can be found at http://www.videoshelf.com/anti_cellulite_massage_treatment.html

In this comprehensive online massage therapy training DVD, Susan Brown goes step-by-step through a complete cellulite reduction treatment. This technique is entirely done by hand; no additional equipment is required.

Susan goes over the benefits and contraindications, initial client assessment, client forms (agreement form, medical history form, and client tracking sheet), pricing, setting realistic client goals and expectations, measuring and tracking client progress, and follow-up recommendations for your clients to help maintain the results.

Your clients will get long lasting results with cellulite massage.

Cellulite massage works by loosening up the fascia, softening it, so it’s not so rigid, and softening the fat tissue and expressing the toxins and directing them into the lymphatic system. However, it’s not a one-time deal. It involves a 6-week program, with 3 massages per week, totaling 18 massages. It’s intensive work, but it’s worth the effort.

A full session runs between 35 to 45 minutes. The going rate for 18 sessions on the lower body is $1899.

For your clients, a six-week program of this intensive work promotes dimensional inch loss, smoothes out dimpled skin, and flushes toxins stored in fat cells.

Since cellulite plagues most women, regardless of age or weight, this is a great treatment to get repeat clients and increase your income. The best part is that it is extremely effective and does not require any specialized equipment.

Before and after photos and documented inch loss verify her results in this cellulite video.

After each session, the body will flush the toxins out through the usual cleansing process. Clients should experience increased bowel movements during this treatment series. If not, recommend they increase roughage in their diet to get rid of the toxins.

Clearly, the selling benefit of cellulite massage is the dimensional loss. Without changing their life style, clients can expect to lose 6 to 12″ total from the abdomen to the lower thighs, even if they’ve dieted and exercised to a point where they’ve reached a plateau. Inch loss is definitely an attractive benefit.

This massage works by softening the fat tissue and expressing the stored toxins into the lymphatic system. The body then flushes the toxins out through the urinary tract or lower intestine. So the massage breaks up the toxins in the cellulite that have been weighing down the client, literally and figuratively.

Cellulite massage retrains the body to flush out those toxins instead of store them.

While it doesn’t get rid of fat, the massage softens the fat, so the client also has the added benefit of smoother skin and less dimpling.

Another benefit is that clients experience more energy and just feel better.

The Cellulite Massage DVD (1 Hr. 13 Mins.) can be ordered for $69.95 plus shipping, by calling 1-800-414-2434 or visiting http://www.videoshelf.com/anti_cellulite_massage_treatment.html

You can watch the pay-per-view version for $55.96.

Click on the play button to watch a clip from this online pay-per-view cellulite massage therapy training video.

Cellulite Massage

SHARE food drive

A Path to Integrative Healing will be collecting donations for the Milford SHARE Program (the local food pantry) on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 16 and 17, from 1-5 p.m. at Jason’s massage office, 5 Northern Boulevard, Building 16, Suite 10, Amherst, NH.

Anyone donating an item, or a $5 cash donation, will be offered a complementary five-minute chair massage on a first-come, first-served basis by Jason Nadeau, a licensed massage therapist who owns and operates the business. All proceeds will be donated to SHARE.

According to SHARE, the most desperately needed items at this time include diapers, toilet paper, paper towels, toothpaste, shampoos, deodorant and low-salt food items, including pasta, sauce and baking ingredients.

SHARE serves the towns of Milford, Amherst, Brookline and Mont Vernon.

All donations go to help people in need.

SHARE provides Food, Clothing, Emergency Financial assistance, Holiday baskets and Gifts in cooperation with area churches.

Nadeau has been licensed for massage since 2004 and has had the office in Amherst since October 2007. He specializes in pain reduction and injury recovery, particularly of the soft tissues of the body such as muscle and tendons, and in craniosacral therapy. Nadeau can be reached at 1-978-549-4345 or at jnadeau@apath2healing.com.

More information will also be available at www.apath2healing.com/Events-and-Classes.html.

Fertility massage, which is a natural alternative to some medical fertility treatments, aims to open, cleanse and balance the body in preparation for a successful conception. This kind of massage can be done on any woman, in between menstruation and ovulation, as long as she is not pregnant. Schachte has also had great success with helping clients who were not ovulating and/or menstruating.
“We are bringing the mind and body back into balance so anything that could be blocking conception is removed and ovulation, menstruation and pregnancy are achieved naturally,” says Schachte. The technique actually differs greatly from traditional massage. The therapist needs to be a certified massage therapist and must have additional extensive training. Clients are instructed to breathe deeply from the ‘hara’ or lower abdomen and to visualize the image of their child in the womb. Deep specific techniques are also used within each session:
•    Castor oil hot packs to begin the cleansing process
•    Jaw release to loosen the hip and pelvic region
•    Cranial-sacral energy work for support
•    Reflexology or stimulation of points in the hands and feet
•    Abdominal massage to assist with the digestive process
•    Pelvic friction, done over the sheet, to increase the blood flow to the spine and pelvic region
•    Relaxation techniques: visualization, meditation, prayer, intention
In addition to Fertility Massage, Schachte also recommends a healthy diet made up of whole grains, organic vegetables, fruits and meats. This is a trend that’s catching on nationally; Newsweek Magazine recently brought to light how food can directly affect fertility in a cover story this past fall. Partner suggestions are also provided at the end of each session.

While discussing massage benefits, ask questions about your clients’ medical history. In cases where clients have had broken bones in the face, have had or still have their jaw wired shut or are simply sensitive about pressure being applied to certain parts of their face, discuss options for facial massage that can be beneficial without causing them discomfort.

Once you have determined where you can massage during your facial, it’s necessary to explain how and when massage can be implemented into a facial procedure. If you elect to employ massage during the cleansing part of the facial, it can be used during the application of a cleansing product or between cleansing processes to relax the face and increase blood flow.

Some aestheticians use hot and cold stones when implementing facial massage. Find out from your client if they are comfortable with this procedure. Using the hot and cold stones is another way to increase circulation and relax musculature.

You can also use massage as a way to enhance your facial. It can be the difference between a customer feeling they had a typical facial or an indulgent spa experience.

For clients that may suffer from swollen lymph nodes on the face, discuss how massage can help to improve the lymph node drainage and reduce the appearance of swollen skin. By increasing circulation and relaxing the facial muscles, it allows for improved skin tone and allows the fluid to move out of the affected areas more readily.

Take the time to make your clients’ facial massage therapy as personal as possible. With the right care and attention, they’ll be coming back for more.