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Stone Medicine Hot and Cold stone massage education for the professional body worker
Jenny Ray, and Janelle Lakman are Medicine Woman of Native American heritage.
Janelle Lakman
Shamanism is a nature based philosophy developed by ancient indigenous tribes from around the world.
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Medicine unites ancient ceremony and modern wellness Greetings
Over 10,000 years ago the ancestors of Native American tribes began offering heated and chilled stones to the body for wellness. Now a few select Medicine Woman have been called out to teach the world's professional massage industry about this healing modality.
Geothermal Therapy is a modern term used to describe heated and chilled stone massage. This process is known by Native Americans as 'Inyan Pejuta' (Lakota language meaning; Stone Medicine)
Why Stone Massage? Stone therapies extend the professional life of body workers by reducing physical stress and lowering the likelihood of injuries. Geo-Thermal Therapies offer highly effective soft tissue manipulation using temperature with specific strokes and stone layouts effecting circulatory, lymphatic and neurological systems. Reducing stress, lowering blood pressure, fighting inflammation, and enhancing the immune system, makes stone massage the professions most popular and marketable modality available today.
Congratulations! Jenny Ray 2009 Inductee World Massage Therapy Hall of Fame! visit
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Stone Medicine Geothermal Therapy
We bring ancient Shamanic and Native American teachings to the general public and the professional massage industry through a workshop format that honors and respects the ancestors as well as our contemporary culture.
Stone Medicine courses are certified through NCBTMB and SWA
A practical combination of ancient wisdom and modern science Stone Medicine courses are highly respected world wide.
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