GUA SHA online
Gua Sha is a technique originated in China that uses a firm tool, often made from animal horns, stone, metal or plastic that applies undirectional stimulation to an area of the body to create temporary petichiae, also known as 'sha' that represents extravasation of blood in the subcutis. There have been many offshoots of gua sha over the past couple of decades, such as IASTM and Graston technique, the similarities and differences in these methods will be discussed. You will recieve over 5 hours of video training on how to use GUA SHA on all body parts, who to find sha, and many techniques to treat a variety of conditions. This course qualifies for 5 CE credits with NCBTMB.
Gua Sha is an incredibly safe and effective treatment tool that is exceptionally versatile.
Traditionally the techniques originated in China use a firm tool, often made from animal horn, stone, metal or plastic that applies undirectional stimulation to an area of the body to create temporary petichiae, also known as 'sha' that represents extravasation of blood in the subcutis. There have been many offshoots of gua sha over the past couple of decades, such as IASTM and Graston technique, the similarities and differences in these methods will be discussed.
Gua Sha is a fantastic tool to use for issues in the superficial fascia. It instantly promotes circulation and reduces pain.
In this course you will learn
- how to find "sha" which will be the most important areas to treat.
- the differences in gua sha and other tools including materials and edges and how they can be used on different areas of the body
- the most important treatment areas of the body to treat common ailments
- discussion of other techniques similar to gua sha
- treatment of all body areas and in all positions
You will get
Lifetime access to the online training, the recordings of LIVE training plus other training videos
- Full notes and powerpoint presentation
- Ongoing support from industry experts
- 5 CEU credits
- All future course updates
GUA SHA online
Gua Sha is a technique originated in China that uses a firm tool, often made from animal horns, stone, metal or plastic that applies undirectional stimulation to an area of the body to create temporary petichiae, also known as 'sha' that represents extravasation of blood in the subcutis. There have been many offshoots of gua sha over the past couple of decades, such as IASTM and Graston technique, the similarities and differences in these methods will be discussed. You will recieve over 5 hours of video training on how to use GUA SHA on all body parts, who to find sha, and many techniques to treat a variety of conditions. This course qualifies for 5 CE credits with NCBTMB.