Kansa wand workshops
                                              for self use Saturday 22nd July 2017
or for the professional certified course Sunday 23rd July 2017

NOW ONLY 2 PLACE LEFT


22nd July - For self use 10am - 12pm
This workshop is opened to anyone wishing to learn how to use the kansa wands as a self treatment. Kansa Wands have been around for over 5000 years but the benefits are just becoming know to the western world and have taken it by storm.

This workshops includes a brief history of Kansa wands, a demonstration of how to use the Kansa wands as a facial or foot treatment, how to care for your kansa wands. Included in the price is a medium sized kansa wand for use on the face/body worth 70 Euros.
Price for the course & one wand is ONLY 80 Euros
There are only 4 place for this course, so book now to avoid disappointment. 

About Kansa Wands
My studies of Ayurveda has led me to discover an interesting  massage tool. It is made of Kansa metal (in India), known in the west as bronze, which is a mixture of zinc, tin and copper. Kansa metal  has been used for about 5000 years . The Kansa Wand is made of wood which is capped with the Kansa metal and it may be used on all parts of the body.  It is beneficial for smoothing the skin, relieving stress, and balancing the body energies creating deep relaxation.

When used for a face massage it can give a tone and tightening to the skin which is beneficial to young and the more mature. The Kansa Wand can work on puffy eyes and can help remove fine lines and may help to relieve congestion in the sinuses, will remove toxins from the skin as it stimulates the lymph nodes giving a better circulation of the blood to the vessels, encouraging a better skin tone giving a clear fresh look.
A treatment really worth having as it has NO electrical currents to this instrument and yet can give the look of a face lift.
The Kansa wand can also be used for a foot massage which would help to balance the doshas. Doshas are known in Ayurveda as pitta, kapha or vata which are the components which form the body. When all three are in balance the body is said to be in tune and working efficiently. Sometimes the balance gets off and the Kansa wand can help to balance your doshas.
It is comforting; enhances the effect of Reflexology; calms and cools the body; relaxes the entire foot; encourages the recipient to feel energized and fresh; some people have found they sleep better after a Kansa Wand massage.

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                               Kansa wand training for the professional
                                                  sunday 23rd  july  11am - 3pm

The professional certified course includes your training manuals in pdf format, 3 training Dvds and your hand signed emboss sealed certificate.
This course is nationally accredited, and discounted insurance can be obtained via our UK broker, details are on the website.

This course is only 150.00 Euros

Your Training manuals & Dvd's cover:
What are Kansa Wands
The Benefits of Kansa Wands
Different types of Wands & Uses
Ayurveda & the Doshes
How to care for your wand
Also included:
What is Holistic therapy, codes of conduct & ethics for healers, the human aura, the 7 chakras, meditation and attunement, first aid, case studies, holistic research.
anatomy & physiology include cells and tissues, the skin, the digestive-Endocrine-Muscular-Lymphatic-nervous-Cardiovascular-skeletal- Respiratory-Reproductive and urinary systems.


On the day you will be taught how to perform a facial, a foot treatment and a full body treatment on your clients and on yourself.

The kansa wand tools are not supplied with this course, but can be ordered from our UK distributor, who has some very competitive rates, Kansa Wands are only produced in India and the moment and custom charges are sometimes 3 times the price of the Wand itself. I have researched several distributors and have found this company to be very reliable, they also offer the authentic Kansa Wands, not the poorer quality that can be purchased online. Prices for the full set to Greece are around 200 Euros depending on the exchange rate.  Prices may change without notice.

A tax invoice will incur 24% vat.