Course brought from Oasis Masajes, our sister school.
Yes, this course is designed with an interactive and simple teaching methodology that allows for the gradual incorporation of knowledge presented during the classes, even without prior knowledge of physiology or anatomy.
The skin is no more separate from the brain than the surface of a lake is from its depths; they are simply different locations within a continuous medium. The brain functions as a single unit, from the cortex to the tips of the toes.
Understanding that the greatest impact of massage is on the central nervous system places bodywork therapists in a different position compared to the conventional approach.
In this course, you will explore the effects and implications of massage on mind-body health through the lens of modern neuroscience.
Knowledge of neurophysiology helps clarify the therapeutic potential of massage for numerous conditions, including chronic stress, chronic pain, and sleep disturbances, among others.
By understanding the autonomic nervous system, both therapists and clients can recognize how different types of touch evoke safety (ventral vagal activity), discomfort or activation (sympathetic response), and numbness, disconnection, or dissociation (dorsal vagal response), as well as how to regulate each of these responses.
Finally, we believe that professional excellence includes the ability to provide clients with reliable, up-to-date information about the many benefits of massage.
ONLINE START DATE: Tuesday, March 4 (12 classes)
SCHEDULE: Tuesdays from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
INSTRUCTORS: Lorena Frasier in collaboration with Sebastián Cillo.