Raindrop Therapy

[ChrisWodja]

I am wondering what experiences the practitioners here have had with raindrop therapy. I am considering taking a workshop on it but would like to learn more before I sign up. Any helpful links to info on it would be appreciated.
Thanks.

 

[Ian]

A really good thing to do, is contact instructors at the various schools that train for massage therapy; minnesota ones, try Sister Ros, Northwestern sciences, or (the one I went to, here) Minnesota State Community and Tech. (Wadena Campus) the instructor to contact there is Jody Olson; we went over Raindrop in school, and it was honestly enthralling! I could hardly believe it, but it was really, really something to be able to SEE the change in a person's spine as it was demonstrated. I'm looking into purchasing a kit for work, here, but I'm waiting on authorization from the "bossman" since it's an expensive kit. Really, though, I think raindrop is an amazing modality to practice, and I believe it's a very wonderful thing to offer- the people I've known who have had it done, have just raved about it (other than the smell- hehe). One woman told me she thought it smelled like italian food.

 

[Pompal 09.]

A really good thing to do, is contact instructors at the various schools that train for massage therapy; minnesota ones, try Sister Ros, Northwestern sciences, or (the one I went to, here) Minnesota State Community and Tech. (Wadena Campus) the instructor to contact there is Jody Olson; we went over Raindrop in school, and it was honestly enthralling!

Thanks for the info!

The school I went to (CenterPoint in Minneapolis) is having a workshop in November for Raindrop therapy. That is the specific on I am considering. It is a 2 day, 2 part deal.

 

[Betty Spaghetti]

There was a pretty decent book I found at Barnes and Noble, too, but I can't for the life of me recall whatit was/who it was by.
The Chiro I work at does a lot of presentations/workshops, and I'm going to have them set a workshop up for me, to explain Raindrop and it's benefits, once I get my kit.

 

[Pompal 09.]

The Chiro I work at does a lot of presentations/workshops, and I'm going to have them set a workshop up for me, to explain Raindrop and it's benefits, once I get my kit.

That sounds interesting. Would the workshop be for other bodyworkers or for
the public, or both?

 

[Ash]

A few links here....

http://www.wingedseed.com/RDT/RDTFinalDraft%2012-14-01.htm must say I have to agree with them.

Links to old threads (note: some of the "links to old threads" in the old threads don't work because of board changes, but I think I've got them all here

http://www.massageplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=438
http://www.massageplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=258
http://www.massageplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2501
http://www.massageplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2555
http://www.massageplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2284

Raindrop Therapy performed as per the instructions may be dangerous for some people. How detailed is your intake form about medical conditions such as liver and kidney problems?

 

[Child]

Looks like melb got most of them you might find this one helpful too...

Thoughts About Young Living Oils:
http://www.massageplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=276&highlight=raindrop

 

[Pompal 09.]

I'd like to offer it for ANYONE who'd be interested to know- if nothing else, just for information, and perhaps to perk some interest.