Training in Ancestral Japanese Lifting

• • To train high level fasciatherapists and to accompany them in their professional success.
  • To transmit to them the foundations of the fasciatherapist profession with an emphasis on ethics, deontology and the professional practical skills of the fasciatherapist, allowing them to intervene on all types of missions and to support their clients and other health professionals so that they develop their potential for success and reach their objectives.

  The first level of accreditation is training as a Japanese Ancestral Lifting PractitionerThe second level of accreditation is the Ancestral Japanese Lifting Specialist. In all, they make up 182 hours of training, divided into 11 protocols of massage techniques worked on at on-site and 30 complementary chapters done at home, in autonomy, filmed with the Institute's team of trainers (known as asynchronous mode).

This level 1 includes 106 hours of training including 7 days of on-site with 8 hours of teaching per day, i.e. 56 hours in on-site, 50 hours in e-learning (asynchronous mode). 

It is based on 6 manual practice protocols, supported by theoretical and explanatory content and, above all, supervision and monitoring by the teacher. 

• Mastering Ancestral Japanese Facelift techniques
• The practitioner's posture
• Basic anatomy and physiology
• 6 intervention protocols

Level 2 includes 76 hours of training, including 5 days of on-site with 8 hours of teaching per day, i.e. 40 hours on on-site, 36 hours off-line (asynchronous mode) with supervision and follow-up by the teacher.

This level focuses on the application of protocols to the face. The specialist will be able to relax, drain and stimulate the face, with the aim of deep relaxation or facial sculpting.

• Create care interventions
• Develop a personalized and evolving follow-up
• Start the face lift process with the Takumi Finch method
• Manage your business activity
• Create personalized treatments with a vision of therapeutic well-being: lymphatic, rehabilitation and relaxation, stimulation protocols.

Pedagogical team

Sandrine Takumi Finch, Educational Director. Sandrine Takumi is a Fasciatherapist, lecturer and training consultant. She oversees the quality of Kobido training content.

All trainers are certified and have followed a rigorous train-the-trainer .

The institute selects its candidates during an in-depth telephone interview based on 4 main criteria:

• The vision of personal care 
• An appetite for the science of touch
• Basic training
• Professional experience
• The candidate's personality, motivation, values and strengths
• The relevance and coherence of its project

Level 1: certification as a Japanese Ancestral Lifting Practitioner. This valid and important certification in the professionalization of a Therapeutic Wellness practitioner remains a private certification.

Level 2: the title of Ancestral Japanese Lifting Specialist will be awarded.

These two certifications, Practitioner and Specialist, are awarded to candidates who have completed the entire course and met all the certification requirements. Training lasts between 4 and 6 months, depending on the pace of your participation, with 182 hours of training at your disposal.

The validation jury composed of 3 people will verify your technique and your professional project by a continuous validation and an end of training validation. The continuous validation corresponds to 70% of your grade. It is composed of the validation of the protocols of intervention, and a note of participation. The validation at the end of the training corresponds to 30% of your grade. It is composed of a massage of 15 minutes and a training report of 10 pages minimum with 3 case studies.

Dates

For all dates, please consult the Training Calendar