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Anti -stress massage learning
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Anti -stress massage learning

Unique techniques for Anti-stress massage
Last updated 6/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • no matter if you know another massage technique or not you learn how to interact and to improve the central neurous system with this technique
  • with this technique you give to your client's the best massage feeling they ever have
  • you get some knowledge you need to know about the central nervous system of the human body
  • it is a rate massage technique based on Ayurveda treatment system

Course content

3 sections17 lectures40m total length
  • Introduction3:04

    ANTI-STRESS MASSAGE

    Anti-stress Massage is what deactivates the state of stress in our body.

    When we experience situations of fear and anxiety, our nervous system activates the state of stress in our body.

    Some symptoms of the state of stress are:

    • Fast and sharp breathing

    • Change in heart rate and increased blood pressure

    • Chest pain

    • Headaches, dizziness, and eye pain

    • Feeling tense

    • Nail biting, teeth grinding and skin picking

    • Digestion problems, abdominal pain and gastrointestinal discomfort etc.

    The Anti-stress Massage comes in a specific way to relax the nervous system and thereby deactivate the state of stress.

    By thus bringing balance to the nervous system and the body in general, it alleviates these symptoms. As it also helps to release tensions in the muscular system. It can also help with blood circulation and mood enhancement.

    In this particular massage, the basis of the movements comes from Ayurvedic massage techniques and is relatively fast and rhythmic, without any pressure but with a certain intensity of touch.

    WHAT IS STRESS

    Stress can cause physical and mental health issues, but it is not a medical condition.

    Stress is the body's natural reaction when it feels pressure and is now a normal part of our daily life.

    So when we feel stressed, our body releases cortisol and adrenaline. These hormones support the “fight or flight'' response.

    Producing high levels of these hormones over a long period of time can cause health problems.

    When stress is continuous, the temporary symptoms associated with it can develop into chronic health issues that affect the immune and digestive system, heart, sleep and reproductive health.

    There is no specific medication, but there is support from health professionals, who provide treatment options that may help reduce the effects and manage symptoms.

    Some of them are psychotherapy, nutrition, exercise, relaxation and breathing techniques, massage treatments, etc.

    ANXIETY AND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

    When we face a situation of danger, a stressful event, when we are under a lot of pressure, that's when the Autonomic Nervous System gets involved. It is the part of the nervous system responsible for controlling unconscious bodily functions. Which is divided into two other parts, the Sympathetic and Parasympathetic nervous system.


    SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

    The Sympathetic (CNS) is activated when we are under great stress, and is related to the fight or flight mechanism of the brain. Then the hypothalamus of the brain sends a message to the pituitary gland and the mucous membranes, and thus the adrenal glands are activated, sending stress hormones throughout the body.

    Such situations are stored and remain in the body, so when we are faced with another stressful situation, which is not really a threat, this stored situation is recalled again in the body.

    When the Sympathetic (CNS) is now deactivated, the Parasympathetic (PSNS) is activated

    PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

    The Parasympathetic (PSNS) regulates the functions of various organs such as the heart and blood vessels. It suppresses the functions of these organs after the action of the CNS on them, so that the balance is restored after the end of the fight or flight mechanism.

    The PSNS is divided into two parts, one is the most primitive and is related to the “freeze” reaction, which is a last-ditch survival mechanism.

    The second more sophisticated is activated in conditions of calm and safety, when we can do things that please us and without pressure. When we are in a state to receive love. When we can perceive ourselves and the world around us.


    In our daily life, we ​​<<move>> through these three states of the Autonomic Nervous System to deal with each situation accordingly.

    It is therefore beneficial to try to find some time to relax every day, in order to promote the activation of the more “evolved” part of the Parasympathetic, which contributes to relieving stress and improving our mental and physical health.

    AYURVEDIC MASSAGE

    Ayurvedic massage releases muscle tension, promotes lymphatic drainage, focuses heavily on the skin and uses movements that stimulate blood circulation.

    During this massage, hormones are released that reduce stress, improve heart rate, lead to progressive muscle relaxation and affect specific parts of the Nervous system.

    Anti-stress hormones:

    — Endorphin: It works like a painkiller for the body. Feeling of euphoria.

    — Dopamine: Associated with pleasant experiences. Feeling of satisfaction.

    — Serotonin: Affects mood. Promotes better mood.

    — Oxytocin: Hormone of love. It increases with physical contact.

    — Melatonin: Related to sleep. It is activated during sleep.

Requirements

  • if you are a profesional massage therapist or you not and you want to start learning a massage technique this is something very good to start or something probably you never have in your tools

Description

You learn about the anti-stress massage and how it works and what is the benefits of this massage. You get some information about the stress and anxiety and how react in our body. Also some information about the nervous system and how it works. This massage it comes from my knowledge about the Ayurveda massage system and i make it more simply for you with the same results. It is relatively fast and rhythmic, without any pressure but with a certain intensity of touch. I make the video in a way more understandable you can use it individually or together. Everything is for download and also the music inside the course, which is also unique and important in massage. This massage releases muscle tension, promotes lymphatic drainage, focuses heavily on the skin and uses movements that stimulate blood circulation. The Anti-stress Massage comes in a specific way to relax the nervous system and thereby deactivate the state of stress. You can use it in a client for session of two hands or a session with four hands, there is absolutelly amazing. The client who will receive this massage will feel a unique experience helping him to calm down from stress to renew his energy and at the end of the session to come out with a stronger nervous system to cope better with his daily routine.

Who this course is for:

  • this is for a profesional massage therapist or for a new beginers in a massage world or for someone who needs to have some extra skill!!