Kansa Vatki Foot Massage November 18, 2013

November 18, 2013 (Monday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm)
7 CEUs = $200 ($235 after October 17). Taught by Kundan Mehta & Moses Chundi, www.kvfootmassage.co.uk
Kansa Vatki (KV) Foot Massage has been practiced in India for centuries, following the tried and trusted Ayurvedic tradition. At the heart of the treatment is the small, 3 metal bowl which helps to rebalance the tridosha of Vata, Pitta and Kapha. The use of clarified butter or ghee is essential. This treatment involves working on the feet and lower limbs, with particular emphasis on marma (ayurvedic pressure) points, Kansa Vatki movements are simple yet effective massage techniques. A soothing session helps to draw out excess heat, leaving the entire body cool, refreshed and relaxed. This treatment is good for everyone and ideal for all those who spend long hours on their feet.

Some of the many benefits
- Relaxes tired feet
- Improves blood and lymphatic circulation
- Enhances lower limb mobility
- Restores levels of Prana (energy)
- Promotes sound sleep
- Relieves eyestrain from prolonged computer use

Kansa Vatki (KV) Foot Massage is one the best ways to balance the tri-dosha. This training tells you how to give a supremely relaxing and dosha-balancing foot massage using the unique Kansa Vatki bowl.

The aim of this course is to provide students with a comprehensive grounding in the practical application of the Kansa Vatki (KV) Foot Massage. On successful completion of the one-day training, students will be able to use the techniques as a principal or subsidiary part of their practice. This course is ideal for experienced therapists and beginners alike.

Course Structure: History of Kansa Vatki (KV) Foot Massage; Contraindications and precautions; Demonstration of the treatment; Practice; Lunch break; Further practice; Questions and answers; Student review questionnaire; Distribution of certificates

**please bring a large towel
Please call (410) 243-4688 to register by phone or visit our website at
http://holisticmassagetraining.org/ContinuingEducation.htm