Training Course
I've created a 10 session course to learn classic back and head massages — at your home.
My course also includes a theoretical part, learning the fundamentals of such activity, and some insights that I've personally discovered over the years of my career.
What's good about this training?
It’s quite fast time wise, takes only 3 weeks to gain a skill that you could be using for the rest of your life. And also adapted to your convenience as it takes place at your home, so you don’t have to think about logistics and time management after day at work.
Whom does it fit the best?
It’s perfect for couples, as besides a student itself, it requires a model, in order to practice on the moves. So, both of you are involved in fun activity.
Why should I learn how to do massage at all?
This skill is low-key very useful in modern life. Let’s think about your partner, and what would be great for them. 🤔
- What would be great after a long, stressful day at work?
- What would be great after an exhausting gym session?
- What would be helpful the night before an important appointment or interview?
- What would be nice on a rainy evening, and no desire to leave the house?
- What would be cute as an addition of a new romantic element to your life together?
- What could serve you as a high-quality way to reconnect and establish your relationship?
Guess you know the answer 🙂
What are the benefits that I can get, as a masseuse?
The ability to provide massages requires certain qualities, that make positive impact to a massage therapist themselves. Tranquility, focus, discipline, empathy, good physical shape. You definitely upgrade all of those once you’ve started doing massages.
(Oh, and, yeah, you could also charge money for your service.)
What is a good thing about massages that doesn't sound cliché, and should be mentioned to people more often?
Well, two things, I would say.
Number one, that it is a live, person-to person experience. Offline, a better word, I suppose. A process, when people connect, trusting each other, and the phones are off. (Thank god)
Number two, is that after learning the basics, you might feel a desire to keep studying. More types of massages, techniques, parts of the body, etc. There is lots! And learning is always good and smooth and pleasant, when it’s not a job requirement, but your own will, your own desire to understand more and be able to do more. Keeps you away from bad habits and simply makes you better as a person ✌️
Classic back massage is something you can use to improve the overall well-being of the people you work on — for one particular date, or expand it to a bigger picture: improving appetite, quality of sleep, and decreasing anxiety, depending on the amount of sessions you're able to provide.
Cranial massage is a pleasant bonus with a tremendous value — it can be performed in literally any location and conditions. It definitely doesn't hurt to have this skill under your belt.
The first day of the course is free of charge. It serves as an introduction to the craft of massages, where we also discuss the key moments of its nature. Based on your impression of the initial class, you'll be able to conclude whether you'd like to continue — so there's no obligation when signing up for the first lesson.
Interested in the course?
Get in touch to schedule your first free training session. I'll confirm date, time, and location with you directly.