what else courses are there?

[VeeTjr]

hey guys

ive completed my level 2 and 3 beauty, qualified in extra courses like...hot stones, hopi ear candle, ear piercing, body wrap, advanced waxing, spray tan, first aid.

does anyone know of any other courses i could attend? ive also done reflexology, indian head, aromatherapy.

thanks
jh x

 

[My Question]

OMG you have done loads! You must take well to studying!

Off the top of my head, the only things I can think of are things like flower remedies or crystal healing. Or advanced/further study of what you have already done - how about maternity reflexology for example?

 

[sindy sausages]

Hi jenna
Did you do the Level 3 Diploma in Holistic Therapies?

 

[nbeouucwidwihpetp]

hey claireybear have u done maternity reflexology or the crystal one?

hey chrisrams no i havent done that course, what does it consist of and have u done it?

thanks
jh x

 

[bombayjac1993]

Hello again

No I havnt done either of those courses, although I would like to possibly do the maternity one in the future. From what people have said on here they have found the maternity courses for reflexology/aromatherapy/massage really good, have a search to see if you can find any of the old threads about them if you are interested x

 

[dxsefqxe]

Hiya

yes I've just passed it. I did aromatherapy, reflexology, body massage and Indian head massage (different places do different things but the first 3 therapies are mandatory). We had some students who had done Levels 2 and 3 Beauty Therapy and then found the Holistic Therapy course was their natural progression. May be worth investigating?

 

[Sammzie]

Hi Jennahunni,

There are lots of courses in Ireland for qualified therapist, further reflexology, more hot stones and further massage if you would like to add this. I can pm details if you like, just let me know.


Love & blessings,

Rachel x

 

[Americanista *JC*]

Hi JH

I attended a seminar presentation at a FHT local support group on Spinal Touch Therapy with a practical demonstration. Really interesting and you can learn it in 2 days intensive to practice on family, then a further 3 spaced out weekends Sat and Sun to be a practitioner. Cost is expensive though for the practitioner set is about £950.

 

[Valentina R]

Thai Yoga Massage is absolutely great, and can be combine with some of the techniques you already offer, as well as the hot herbal compresses.

Good luck

XS