Why Learn Manual Lymph Drainage?
“Manual Lymph Drainage involves gently manipulating excess fluid in your tissues toward lymph vessels and nodes to rid the body of toxins”, said Paula Curtiss, Founding Director for Healing Hands School of Holistic Health. “Knowing how to integrate it with other modalities increases the Practitioner’s impact on clients and value to Employers. Our next Manual Lymph Drainage course will be held at the Escondido Campus on March 15 and will run through April 12th. This 40-hour course will be taught by Staff Instructor, Denise Fultz on Saturdays from 9am to 5pm. To enroll, call the Escondido office at (760) 746-9364 ext1.
What Exactly is Manual Lymph Drainage?
Our body’s Lymphatic System is a network of organs, tissues and vessels that maintain fluid balance and the absorption of fats in the body. An essential part of our immune system, the Lymphatic System, defends the body against infection. It relieves swelling that occurs when illness or medical treatment clogs your lymphatic system.
What Does Manual Lymph Drainage Entail?
In this Manual Lymph Drainage course, Denise uses lectures, demonstration, and guided hands-on practice to teach students how to move lymph fluid from various parts of the body. Students explore the anatomy of the Lymph System and reasons for providing manual lymph drainage massage. These include its ability to speed the body’s healing after an injury or surgery and release stagnant, toxic fluids from the cells. That’s important because toxic fluids affect our health in important ways. These include creating a lack of energy, minor aches and pains, chronic inflammation or susceptibility to illness.
About Denise, the Course Instructor:
Denise Fultz is a Certified Massage Therapist, Holistic Health Practitioner, and Multi-modality Instructor at Healing Hands. In addition to Manual Lymph Drainage, Denise teaches Homeopathic First Aid, Anatomy for Bodyworkers, Geriatric Massage, Circulatory Massage, Tui Na (Acupressure), and Reflexology. She also operates her own private practice called Inner Wellness, located in Vista, California.
Who is Hiring Massage Therapists Who Know Manual Lymph Drainage?
While Professional Massage Therapists are always in high demand by massage clinics and days spas, Graduates who master Manual Lymph Drainage qualify for many additional employment opportunities. Their expertise is sought out by Medical and Surgical Facilities, Sports/Rehabilitation Centers, Hospitals, and Geriatric Communities. The abundance of opportunities ensure their career longevity.
Healing Hands is a leader in the education of Massage and the Holistic Healing Arts. Denise is a multi-subject specialist who has helped prepare thousands of students for success as Professional Massage Therapists. Interested? Learn more online to: www.HHS.edu. Or, call us for a personal tour, at (949) 305-2722 / Laguna Hills or (760) 746-9364 / Escondido or at (858) 505-1100 in Kearny Mesa.
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