Hot Stone Facial Massage

 

Hot Stone Facial Massage Practitioner Diploma One-Day Course

Cost: -   £210.00 (including Booking Fee of £50.00)

Awarding Body:  This course is insurable and accredited/approved by the Professional bodies: ABP (Alliance of Beauty Practitioners), CMA (Complementary Medical Association) & IPHM (International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine) and insured by Balens Insurance, BGI Insurance UK & European, Insync Insurance, Sun Alliance Insurance, Towergate Insurance & Westminster Insurance.

Pre-Requisite:    None - suitable for beginners, although we do recommend studying Anatomy & Physiology alongside this course

Kit:   Please note a Kit is NOT included in course price -A selection of Facial Stones and a warming bag will be required after the course for this treatment

Why do we NOT include a kit?   We would rather keep the price of the training course down and not include a cheap kit as other companies sometimes do, we believe in quality and will point you in the right direction for a quality kit at an affordable price.

Training Dates/Venues:   This course is available at:  Across the UK (in various locations in England, Scotland and Wales)

MODEL MAY BE REQUIRED::  If more than one student is booked onto the course then students will be practising on each other - NOTE: if no other students book onto the course then the course will run as 1-2-1 training on a model which you will need to bring with you to practise on.

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WHAT IS A HOT STONE FACIAL MASSAGE TREATMENT?

The Hot Stone Facial Massage Therapy is a treatment where hot stones are placed on the face which melts away tension and fatigue. Warm, smooth stones are used to gently massage the face and neck, as circulation is stimulated and toxins are eliminated, but other benefits include firming, toning and excess fluid removal.

Course Content & Learning Outcomes

• Introduction
• Course Objectives
• History of Hot Stones
• Principles & benefits of the Hot Stones Facial Massage Therapy
• Chakra and Meridian Systems
• Client Consultation procedure
• Consultation Form
• GP Referral Letter
• Contraindications and Client's expectations
• How to prepare for the treatment
• Hygiene and Professionalism
• Preparing your work area
• Your working environment
• Health & Safety
• Health & Safety for COSHH Regulations
• Industry Regulations
• Professional Ethics
• Insurance
• Data Protection/GDPR/Client Confidentiality
• Risk Assessment
• Code of practise for Therapists
• Marketing
• Aftercare Advice
• Anatomy & Physiology relevant to this treatment
• Hot Stone Facial Massage Therapy routine
• Mini Hot Stone Facial Massage to be incorporated into Facial treatment