Welcome, future learner! Becoming a Kyokutē Practitioner represents the first level of the Kyokutē massage pathway. If you need to, start by discovering Kyokutē.
Kyokutē is much more than a facial massage; it’s an art of touch, combining precision, fluidity and intention.
The Japanese term “Kyokutē” literally means “music” (Kyoku) and “hands” (Te). It is distinguished by its ability to go beyond the simple aesthetic facelift. It also focuses on managing emotions and inner stress. It embodies a Japanese savoir-faire in which the music of the hands combines intention, respect and precision, to deliver a moment of deep, immediate and lasting well-being. The aim of this training is to take you progressively to a higher level of massage.
In concrete terms, you’ll know :
This course comprises 106 hours of training, including 7 days of face-to-face training 56 hours :
Breakdown of training time :
Themes :
A common starting point:
Whatever your experience, every practitioner needs to integrate the atlas of the 50 fundamental Kyokutē techniques in order to master their subtlety and fully exploit their potential. This training is therefore open to all. We remind you that the level of massage is high and appeals to seasoned masseurs and beginners alike.
Advice for people undergoing retraining:
We look forward to welcoming you to our training program. However, if you wish to work as a professional masseur, we strongly advise you to complete your training with a state diploma in the country where you will be working. In France, for example, these include the CAP Esthétique (option massages bien-être), the RNCP titles of SPA Praticien or Praticien en massages bien-être, to guarantee a supervised, legitimate and secure practice, thus facilitating your professional installation. This training will be your differentiating asset, your unique signature, and will set you apart in the wellness sector with innovative, sought-after expertise.
No prerequisites.
However, the institute reserves the right to select its learners on the basis of the seriousness of their Kyokutē project. You will be invited to a friendly pre-training session, so that we can discuss and identify your personal needs.
Académie de Danse Vanessa Feuillatte,
24 avenue Saint-Amand
33200 Bordeaux.
Stéphanie Duclousa physiotherapist and osteopath who has been practicing our massages for several years. Stéphanie has successfully completed our train-the-trainer program and is one of our certified partners. She is closely supported by Sandrine Takumi Finch and the Institute to ensure that her training courses maintain the same high standards as those offered at our other sites.
We put all the latest pedagogical and technical resources at your disposal to ensure that you learn progressively and with peace of mind. Our courses are designed in a structured and thoughtful way to suit all skill levels. We are constantly improving our teaching content, updating it regularly to provide you with ever more relevant training. 1. A dedicated online training platform
2. Ongoing pedagogical support
3. Comprehensive training materials
4. Massage table, training chairs
At the end of the 7-day training course, a validation session will be held to assess your progress.
1 month or so after the last day of training, a validation Zoom video conference will be organized to ensure your mastery of the techniques taught.
You will have to perform all 6 Kyokutē protocols, thus attesting to your correct acquisition of the fundamental gestures and principles.
Once this validation has been successfully completed, you will be awarded the title of Kyokutē Practitioner.
You will be able to immediately access the 2nd Level, Kyokutē Specialist.
Bravo!
