LATEST: We are running Ku Nye Level 1 in September 2023.
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Right now, you can become a Ku Nye Therapist
Ku Nye originated from the ancient Kingdom of Tibet and is indigenous to the Tibetan medical tradition.
Ku means ‘to apply’ or anoint the body with therapeutic oils to be absorbed through the skin. Nye refers to the actual massage.
Nye Techniques include kneading, rubbing and pressing muscles and tendons, and the application of pressure to various points and channels.
Our Ku Nye courses are taught by trained, experienced and practising Ku Nye therapists
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Ku Nye helps maintain or restore harmonious balance. It can be combined with other external therapies such as moxabustion, stick therapy, cupping, Lum bathing therapy, stone and shell massage, and compresses.
The rejuvenating and restorative benefits of Ku Nye are mentioned in many original Tibetan texts including the Bum Shi, Gyud Shi and Ton Huang medical text.
Benefits include eliminating stored toxins in the body, increased vitality, reducing or alleviating different types of pain, and calming nervous disorders such as insomnia, depression and anxiety.
Ku Nye is particularly effective on deeply ingrained pain resulting from imbalances elsewhere in the body, and facilitates the overcoming of grief and traumatic experiences.
To fully qualify in Ku Nye there are three levels of certified training.
You do not need to go through all three levels to be able to offer a basic Ku Nye massage. Level 1 is enough to learn how to do it properly.
If you wish to continue with a deeper theoretical and practical understanding of how to use Ku Nye in various ways, then you can complete Levels 2 and 3.
Ku Nye Level 1 teaches fundamental principles of Tibetan medicine, the study of meridians, basic Tibetan massage techniques, and how to treat hot and cold body conditions.
Participants learn how to use and mix oils based on a body’s constitution, and apply a wide variety of treatments for common ailments, from rheumatoid arthritis and chronic back pain, to sleeplessness, depression, and stress. Diet and lifestyle are taught to maintain a sound body and mind.
Level 1a (3 days)
Level 1b (3 days)
At the end of Level 1, students will have a good working knowledge of how to incorporate Ku Nye as a useful massage technique, and the type of oils and herbs to use based on a person's specific body type.