Lymphatic Drainage Massage (LDM) is a gentle, light-touch massage technique designed to support the natural flow of lymphatic fluid. It can help reduce swelling, improve fluid balance, and promote relaxation and general wellbeing.
With growing interest in Lymphatic Drainage Massage, this treatment is becoming an increasingly popular addition to massage and holistic therapy practices. It is commonly used to help with fluid retention and post-surgical recovery.
This iTEC-accredited Level 3 course is ideal for qualified massage therapists who want to expand their knowledge, develop new practical skills, and offer more treatment options to their clients.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage is an excellent skill to add to your existing qualifications and can be offered alongside other massage treatments or as a standalone therapy.
| College | Healing Massage School |
| Course ID | 203356 |
| Course Location | Ashbourne, Meath |
| Course Type | Classroom Based |
| Course Qualification | Professional Qualification |
| Awarding Body | ITEC |
| Awarding Body Details | Certificate |
| Course Start Date | 17th January 2027 |
| Course End Date | 7th February 2027 |
| Course Duration | Two-day workshop and the mock exam is on 21st March; the final exam is on 10th April |
| Course Time | Two-day workshop with iTEC qualification. |
| Course Fee | €275 |
| Entry Requirements | Level 3 massage qualification or equivalent |
| Career Path | This qualification allows therapists to expand their treatment options, work in wellness centres, spas, and massage clinics, and attract a wider range of clients by meeting the growing demand for Lymphatic Drainage Massage. |
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Lymphatic Drainage Massage (LDM) is a gentle, light-touch massage technique designed to support the natural flow of lymphatic fluid.
