Lomi Lomi – Hawaiian Temple Bodywork I (Supine)
with Bianca Franchi, LMT, NCTMB

1 day, 9:30am to 5:00pm, 8 credits, $200.00
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Join us for the day to explore this sacred form of Hawaiian bodywork. Although the term kahuna lomilomi is widely used in contemporary writings, traditionally the people who performed lomilomi were called ka poʻe lomilomi (the massage people) or kanaka lomi (massage person).

In the Hawaiian language, the word lomi means to knead, rub or soothe, to work in and out. The massage session is filled with beautiful, long, sweeping strokes similar to a Hula dance. In fact, as part of the Lomi training you will learn the traditional Hula dance. You might have heard that Lomi can really save your hands. Well…it does. A lomi session is revered for its spiritual healing results. Participants during this primarily hands-on workshop will explore the Hawaiian principles for conscious touch and learn some of the great energetic healing techniques performed in an actual Lomi Lomi session. You will have plenty of time to learn it and practice on each other.

Lomi Lomi I focuses on PRONE position. For SUPINE, take Lomi Lomi II

Bianca was wonderful, fun and very informative. Passionate about her work. Loved it! — Leslie Dondarski, LMT

Thorough, comprehensive and lovely!”  All LMT’s should know Lomi Lomi — George Pejous, LMT

Bianca was wonderful-this is a very natural class! — LMT

PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO CLASS:

1 Set of Sheets (fitted, flat, face cradle cover)
Oil NOT cream or lotion
Hand Sanitizer

Sarong or scarf for the movement portion of the class. Dress for warm weather (example: shorts)

Bring something that is meaningful to you for the altar.

Notebook and Pen/Pencil
Bring lunch or Money to go out to lunch

ADDRESS: 3699 ROUTE 46 EAST, PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054

PARKING: PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN THE PARKING LOT ON A WEEKDAY. We are in a medical complex. The parking spots are for those patients that are infirmed and cannot walk. Please, park on the street behind the building. When leaving the rear parking lot, make a left turn, go halfway down the block, make a u-turn and come back to our building to park on the side, facing up the hill. It's a two-way street, so the cars must be on just one side of the street. Our side. Exception: Saturday & Sunday classes can park in the parking lot.

DIRECTIONS: Our entrance is right on Route 46. DO NOT take the right turn onto Hill Rd. Continue straight past Distinctively Outdoors and our building is right next door. There is a sign that says Parsippany Medical Complex.  We are in the front on the right. You will see our sign on the window.

Thank you for your registration. Please feel free to call with any questions. We look forward to seeing you.