ANYONE KNOW ABOUY HOT STONE THERAPY DVD'S ?

[Eric E]

HI EVERYONE!!!! JUST WANTED TO KNOW IF ANYONE COULD SUGGEST A HOT STONE THERAPY DVD. I SEEN A FEW , BUT THEY LOOKED A LITTLE SKETCHY. THANKS !!

 

[Bonzo]

My favorite is Healing Stone Massage by Carollanne Crichton. I've also heard great things about the Sacred Stone videos. I've never seen them but they are on my "want to get" list.

Angie

 

[_smiles n cries_]

I agree with moogie..the Caroline C. one is very good..

 

[Ahmad Sheikh Aljoofri]

I took a class with Eric Stephenson called "The Magic of Hot Stone Massage" and it was excellent. It was nice to be in a class room setting. His class is NCBTMB approved for CEUs.

The name of his company is imassage if you are interested I am sure you could find a list of classes on the web.

 

[Mysterio]

Here's another vote for the Healing Stone Massage DVD from Carollanne Crichton. It describes the different stones that are available and shows layouts for hot stone massage, instructions for a cool moonstone facial, and various other techniques for specific conditions.
It's very informative and interesting to watch.
I ordered mine from naturalwellnessonline as a complete course (16 CEC's,dvd,online test) for $190. The DVD alone is 49.95.

 

[KiSsnDMaKeUp]

Another vote for Healing Stone Massage by C. Crichton. I just took the class, as well, and it was comprehensive and interesting. The difference, I think, between this and other stone methods is that Crichton uses cold, cool, warm, and hot stones, rather than just hot. I could be wrong, of course. But it's a good video.

 

[banned_glory]

I took a class with Eric Stephenson called "The Magic of Hot Stone Massage" and it was excellent. It was nice to be in a class room setting. His class is NCBTMB approved for CEUs.

The name of his company is imassage if you are interested I am sure you could find a list of classes on the web.

I took my hot stone training with him this past Feb. at the Healing Arts Center in Maplewood, MO.

I really liked his presentation, the fact that he goes over stuff in detail, answers questions and provides a rather detailed booklet for you to take home and continue practicing with.

We asked him what he recommended for a DVD on hot stone & didn't have one yet as that he thought most of them were not very well presented. He plans on doing one, but didn't have the $$ to do it the way he wanted.

However, if he ever does get one out - I would put my $$ towards it.