Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage w/ Mary Gladden
The goal of Manual Lymphatic Drainage is to support the body in maintaining proper blood circulation, fluid balance, and immune functions.
Description
Lymphatic Drainage Massage, also known as Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), is a technique designed to manipulate the superficial lymph vessels to promote the movement of lymph fluids. This helps reduce edema or "inflammation" resulting from medical treatments or diseases. The goal of MLD is to support the body in maintaining proper blood circulation, fluid balance, and immune functions.
Learning Outcomes:
The learning outcomes of Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) training include: Lymphatic System Knowledge: Understand the anatomy and function of the lymphatic system. MLD Techniques: Master the techniques to stimulate lymph flow and reduce edema. Client Assessment: Learn to assess lymphatic health and identify conditions suitable for MLD. Practical Application: Apply MLD in various clinical and therapeutic settings. Client Education: Educate clients on the benefits of MLD and self-care techniques. Safety Awareness: Understand the safety guidelines and contraindications for MLD. Professional Growth: Enhance skills and confidence in providing MLD within therapeutic practices.