Psychosomatyczny masaż twarzy
Autorstwa dr. Sergeya Shchurevicha
Psychosomatic face massage by Dr. Sergey Shchurevich
It is the first stage of harmonisation in a comprehensive care concept. This particular massage is important in anti-stress and psychotherapeutic programmes. The basic effect of the massage is related to the strong stream of nerve impulses sent from the tactile receptors to the central nervous system's stimulus.
During the Psychosomatic face massage course, one learns that a specific rhythm and sequence of the movements evoke unique tactile sensations for the patients, allowing to distract them from the incessant analysis of stressful situations, as well as to displace their focus of the hyperactivity from the central nervous system and to make their emotional state more stable.
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Recommendations for Psychosomatic massage: ✓ de-adaptation syndrome (distress); ✓ depressive syndromes; ✓ psycho-emotional overload; ✓ general reduction of vitality (chronic fatigue syndrome); ✓ sleep disorders; ✓ chronic migraine-like headaches; ✓ increased muscle tension across face and neck; ✓ withdrawal effects; ✓ used in the general treatment of psychosomatic diseases. |
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Kurs "Psychosomatyczny masaż twarz"
Is at the highest demand nowadays because of its evident calming and antidepressant effects, that are reducing symptoms of stress and anxiety, restoring sleep balance and fulfilling the client's body with a sense of comfort.
This technique is also recommended in the complex treatment of psychosomatic illnesses. It works as a manual psychotherapy.
The course covers mechanisms of psychosomatic massage effects on the lymbic nervous system and its characteristics.
Classification of manipulation:
I. Neuropsychological influence - movements range
II. Neurohumoral effect of the moves
III. Neuro-reflexive (neuromuscular)
mechanisms
The effects of psychosomatic massage are based on the global stimulation of all neuroreceptors in the skin, particularly the tactile receptors.
Basic principles of psychosomatic massage:
I. Globalisation
II. Superposition (changeability)
III. Transference
The knowledge and experience shared by Dr Sergey Shchurevich will help you master the art of massage and become more proficient in your unique profession.
