In conjunction with HEAL (Holistic Equine Academy of Lymphedema), RMSAAM is proud to offer Fundamentals of Equine MLD Massage—the first program of its kind. Adding this certification to your massage business will set you apart. You’ll also earn 16 continuing education credits.
Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD) massage is a soft and gentle massage which facilitates in moving stagnant trapped lymph and toxins from the body. It is extremely relaxing and has multiple benefits for both horse and practitioner!
The other applications can be used for laminitis, tendonitis, scars, post-surgical
applications, pregnancy, senior or frail horses. The beauty of this modality is that
it is soothing and relaxing.
MLD is not strenuous on your hands or joints. There is no need to perform deep tissue or pound the hind quarter of the horse to get results. Whether horse or human, the body recognizes a gentle touch as a healing touch. You will be able to integrate MLD into your own massage practice.
The proper application of strokes and sequences are essential to maximizing the benefits of this modality. This comprehensive two-day training offers minimum lecture and maximum hands-on application. You will:
- Learn about the anatomy and physiology of the equine lymphatic system and its impact on other body systems and overall health.
- Get personal instruction in a very small class and learn the six basic strokes used for equine MLD.
- Learn the fundamentals behind each stroke and the mechanics of how and where they are applied to maximize lymph flow and drainage.
- Learn and apply 3 different manual lymph drainage sequences to the head, front limb and hindquarters.
- Learn the clinical applications for equine manual lymph drainage.
To provide a positive learning experience and maximize individual instruction, we limit the number of students for any one session to four students
This NCBTMB approved class is runs July 30th and 31st at our Sedalia campus.
Pre-requisites: Introduction to Connective Tissue & Equine Lymph System and Layman’s Grooming Technique. Register for these on-line course through the HEAL website.
Go to the HEAL website to learn more and to sign up for the pre-requisites and the course!
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