Ku Nye Therapy Course

Right now, you can become a Ku Nye Therapist

Ku Nye is a core external therapy of 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 moxibustion, 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.