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  • 1

    Has been part of therapeutic healing and health maintenance for ages

    Spa

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    Originated from the ancient custom known as 'taking the waters' in spectacular European health spas.

    Today's Spa

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    Are wide-ranging from world-class getaway destination spas to superior day spas in vibrant city locations. All provide rejuvenating, relaxing and luxurious spa treatments. .

    Spa

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    The most common kind of spa, is usually a clean, safe and nurturing environment offering a menu of spa treatments administered by highly trained professionals

    Day spa

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    Facilities of Day Spa

    Treatment Room Waiting area Tiled room

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    Is a place where you can participate in a variety of exclusively structured programmes, including weight loss, nutrition, a fitness regime, healing, meditation and yoga.

    Destination spa

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    The facilities of the destination spas

    Hydrotherapy tubs Wet rooms Steam baths Saunas Jacuzzis

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    Come in a wide range of sizes and styles often located close to a natural spring source

    Resort Spa

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    Spas that are often located close to a natural spring source

    Resort Spa

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    Blend traditional medical expertise with spa luxury and innovation and are becoming trusted venues for executives, physicals, health and wellness programmes, cosmetic dermatology.,

    Medical Spa

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    Trusted venues for executives, physicals, health and wellness programmes, cosmetic treatments, dentistry and dermatology.

    Medical Spa

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    Are environment-friendly destinations

    Eco spa

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    This type of spa is based on the ancient Indian practice of traditional folk medicine

    Ayurvedic Spa

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    A growing number of men are going to spas these days

    Men only spa

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    The luxury end of the market is becoming even more luxurious

    Ultra Luxurious Spa

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    Is the practice of applying pressure or vibration to the soft tissues of the body, including muscles, connective tissues, tendons, ligaments and joints.

    Massage

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    Can be applied to parts of the body. or successively to the whole body, to heal injury, relieve psychological stress, manage pain, improve blood circulation, and relieve tension

    Massage

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    Assesses clients by conducting a range of motion and muscle testing, and proposes suitable treatment plans

    Massage Therapist

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    Is the oldest and simplest form of medical care and therapy

    Massage

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    The traditional Indian system of medicine, places great emphasis on the therapeutic

    Ayurveda

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    The e method most familiar to Westerners

    Swedish Massage

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    It was established with the foundation in 1894 of the Society of Trained Masseurs in Europe

    Physiotherapy

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    Is considered to be a holistic therapy.

    Massage

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    Complements medical treatment by making people feel less stressed and anxious, relaxed and yet more alert

    Therapeutic Massage

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    Is now used in intensive care units for children, elderly people, babies in incubators, and patients with aids etc

    Massage

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    A variety of massage techniques

    Reflexology Aromatherapy Osteopathy Rolfing Hellerwork

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    Enumerate the types of massage

    Swedish Massage Chinese Massage Thai Massage Shiatsu Massage Hawaiin (Lomilomi) Massage Balinese Massage

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    Is a practice of applying pressure or vibration to the soft tissues of the body, including muscles, connective tissues, tendons, ligaments and joints

    Massage

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    Can be applied to parts of the body, or successively to whole body, to heal injury, relieve psychological stress, manage pain, improve blood circulation, and relieve tension.

    Massage

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    Assesses clients by conducting a range of motion and muscle testing, and proposes suitable treatment plans.

    Massage Therapist

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    Is the oldest and simplest form of medical care and therapy.

    Massage

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    A Chinese book from 2700 BC

    The Yellow Emperor's Classic of International Medicine

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    Was one of the principal methods of relieving pain for Greek and roman physicians.

    Massage

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    "Breathing exercises, massage of skin and flesh, and exercises of hand and feet" as the appropriate treatment for

    Complete paralysis, chill and fever

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    The traditional Indian system of medicine, places great emphasis on the therapeutic benefits of massage with aromatic oils and spices

    Ayurveda

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    The method most familiar to Westerns, was reported to be developed in the nineteenth century.

    Swedish Massage

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    Was established with the Westerners, was reported to be developed in Europe

    Physiotherapy

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    A massage complements medical treatment by making people feel stressed and anxious, relaxed and yet more alter.

    Therapeutic Massage

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    Is considered to be a holistic therapy.

    Today's Massage

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    Is now used in intensive care units for children, elderly people, babies in incubators, and patients with cancer, AIDS, heart attacks or strokes.

    Massage

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    Variety of massage techniques incorporated into several other complementary therapies

    reflexology, aromatherapy, osteopathy, rolfing and hellerwork

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    Benefits of Massage

    •beneficial effect on the internal organs and the immune system •increases the circulation of blood and flow of lymph •reduce muscle tension •relieves Chronic pain •enhances in the condition of the skin •results in a better digestion and intestinal function •alleviates disconfort during pregnancy •reduces blood pressure, and relieves tension related

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    Is a classic full-body massage employing long, kneading strokes that help to promote total relaxation and ease muscle stress

    Swedish Massage

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    A massage referred to almost universaly as "classic massage"

    Swedish Massage

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    The dutchpractitioner of Classic massage who credited the massage

    Johan Georg Mezger (1838-1909)

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    The endorser and physician of Classic massage

    Emil Kleen and Richard Hael

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    Mezger adopted the French term to denote the basic strokes under which systematised massage as we know it today.

    Effleurage, Petrissage and Tapotement

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    Currently represents the Western standard for massage.

    Swedish Massage

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    It represent a general massage system that focuses on increasing circulation and promoting relaxition.

    Therapeutic Massage

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    The swedish massage classifies five types of strokes

    Effleurage (gliding) Petrissage(kneading) Tapotement(pounding) Friction (rubbing) and; Vibration(shaking)

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    Basic teachnique of Swedish massage consists of long gliding strokes from the neck down to the base of the spaine, or from the shoulder down to the fingertips.

    Effleurage

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    When done on the aid blood and lymphatic flow. It is done with the whole hand, or the thumb pads.

    Effleurage

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    This involves gently lifting muscles up and away from the bones, then rolling and squeezing them, again with a gentle pressure.

    Petrissage

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    Involves the motions of kneading and compression, rolling, squeezing or pressing the muscles to enhance deepercirculation.

    Petrissage

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    Attempts to increase circulation with clearing out toxins from muscle and nerve tissues.

    Petrissage

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    Technique using a series of briskly applied percussive movements, the hands are used alternately to strike or tap the muscles for an invigorating effect.

    Tapotement

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    This stroke has many variations. It can be applied with the edge of the hand, with the tips of finger, or with a closed first.

    Tapotement

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    Attempts to release tension and cramping from muscles in spasms.

    Tapotement

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    The most penetrating of the the strokes, and consist of deep, circular or transverse movement made with the thumb pads of fingertips.

    Friction

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    Therapist applies deep, circular movement near joints and other bony areas ( such s the sides of the spine).

    Friction

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    Breaksdown adhesions, which are knots resulting when muscles fibres bind together during the healing process, thus contributing to more flexible muscles and joints.

    Friction

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    Therapist presses his or her hands on the back or limbs, and rapidly shakes the area for few seconds.

    Vibration

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    This boosts circulation, and increases the power of the muscles to contract or stretch.

    Vibration

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    A swedish massage particularly helpful to people suffering from low back pain.

    Vibration

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    Is the foundation of other type of Western massage, including sports deep tissue and aromatherapy.

    Swedish Massage

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    It is a genre that includes the intentional and systematic manipulation of the soft tissues of the body to enhance health and healing.

    Swedish Massage

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    The stroke are light and rhythmic and enjoyed by people of all ages and lifestyles.

    Swedish Massage

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    A massage that If you are unwell or in pain it can give you welcome relief.

    Chinese Massage

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    It is simply the most tried and tested massage therapy in the world

    Chinese Massage

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    It is a very effective treatment when used in combination with acupuncture.

    Chinese Massage

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    Combines stretching, long, strokes, skin rolling, and palm and thumb pressure techniques that promote relaxation and a sense of harmony.

    Chinese Massage

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    Is a form of manual medicine dating back almost three thousand years

    Chinese Massage

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    The three main component of traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

    Tui Na massage Acupuncture Chinese herbal medicine

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    The medicine adapted massage into work fitness programmes, fighting martial arts, and mainstream medicine.

    Chinese Massage

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    The major forms of Chinese massage

    Qi Jing Luo Xue Jin

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    The basic life energy animating the universe as well as human beings.

    Qi

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    The word can be translated into English as "breath" or "air"

    Qi

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    Can be transferred or transmuted

    Qi

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    When these two forms of qi meet in the bloodstream, they form what? which then circulates throughout the body.

    Human Qi

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    The meridian or channels known as what

    Jing Luo

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    A network of energy pathways that link and balance tha various organs

    Jing Luo

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    This two cannot circulate smoothly when blocked and the person experience physical pain.

    Qi and blood

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    They are acupoints or location on the body where qi tends to collect, and can be manipulated or directed.

    Xue

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    They are connected to different body organs through the meridians

    Xue

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    The soft and connective tissues and the joints all affect the flow of qi along the meridian.

    Jin

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    One function of chinese massage is to relax the client's soft tissue

    Jin

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    A combination of Chinese Massage traditional techniques

    Tui Na (push and pull) Anmo (rub and press) Dian xue (acupoints) Wai Qi Liao Fa(energy work) Hybrid Chinese Massage

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    A massage techniques carefully formulated combination of techniques integrate into a 60 or 90 minute session.

    Hybrid Chinese Massage

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    is an oriental bodywork therapy that has been use in China for 2000 years.

    Tui Na

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    It is more sophisticated form of manual bodywork than Swedish massage.

    Tui Na

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    Tui Na means what

    Tui meaning push and Na meaning grasp

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    Was officially incorporated into traditional Chiness Medicine (TCM) as a medical theraphy to be use for problems where acupuncture and herbs were less effective.

    Tui Na

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    One of the earliest medical forms, can be seen in the medical history of every ancient nation in the world

    Tui Na

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    Commonly developing thei rpractical experiences, which gradually became what is now known as a natural therapy

    Tui Na

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    Is a medical method in which arms, fingers, elbows, hands, and knee are used as a tools for treating diseases and illnesses.

    Tui Na

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    It addresses specific injuries, fitness needs and health conditions through a variety of specialised manipulation techniques.

    Tui Na

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    Is a type of massage used for health maintenance and to restore vitality.

    Anmo

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    It's name means 'press and stroke' in chinese

    Anmo

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    It can be used at home but is also a part of martial arts and athletic training.

    Anmo

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    It differs from Tui Na massage in a ways that it is a full body balanced treatment

    Anmo