Aloha and Welcome… to the Birthplace of Hawaiian Massage in the UK
The Hawaiian Massage UK Training Centre
Offers a unique and comprehensive in-depth 12-day Hawaiian Massage Practitioner Training Course to learn this beautiful and caring traditional massage from Hawaii bringing together the best of Lomi Lomi Massage, Kahuna Bodywork and feminine spirituality, synthesizing ancient with modern, into an authentic, inspiring and dynamic interpretation.
All courses are taught by a Master Trainer, who introduced this highly revered and amazingly beneficial healing work to the UK over 35 years ago.
Hawaiian Massage UK Training Centre was created to meet the growing demand for an authentic yet completely unique hands-on bespoke Practitioner Training in Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage which is fully recognised and accredited by UK Therapy Practitioner Associations. Students are supplied with comprehensive course books and work in a small intimate group, ideal for individual learning and rapid progress.
The aim of the Practitioner Training is to teach how to give an excellent Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage session to the highest possible standard. Our style of training enables students to rapidly develop into capable, confident, and independent professional practitioners.
Three Training Options are offered:
Progressive: two days per month over six months
Fast Track: four days per month over three months
Immersion: twelve days over two weeks with two days off
This massage practitioner course is designed to fit perfectly into a busy lifestyle and compliment all previous learnings. Every new day of training bestows onto students a rainbow of blessings and empowerment that continue long after training is completed. As a Practitioner, you not only bring to your client’s sunshine, healing, and joy, you also enjoy fulfilling and life-changing work.
This Level Three (National Standards) Practitioner Training and our CPD qualifying Workshop are both accredited by the FHT, CThA and Think Tree Hub are held in Brighton, East Sussex and occasionally in Liverpool.