The costs for basic training in Lomi Lomi Nui massage vary greatly depending on the school and instructor and range from CHF 450 to CHF 800. The costs can also be higher for very extensive training courses.

The aim of basic training in Lomi Lomi Nui is to be able to perform a full body massage independently and to gain an understanding of the rituals and applications of this massage.

Training in Lomi Lomi Nui massage is generally aimed at already trained masseurs and masseuses who want to expand their range of services.

However, there are also offers aimed at beginners with little or no massage experience who want to start such training.

Depending on the school, the requirements for the target group and the admission requirements may differ. To obtain suitable information, it makes sense to contact us directly using our contact form or the "Ask a question" button. This is quick, easy and non-binding.

Depending on the training institute, training to become a Lomi Lomi Nui therapist can take different lengths of time. The basic training usually lasts a few days, which serve as a basis for acquiring in-depth knowledge of temple massage in advanced courses and workshops.

For more information, please contact the schools. Contact us now quickly, easily and without obligation using our contact form or use the "Ask a question" button to get in touch with the right contact person directly.

Lomi Lomi Nui is a traditional form of massage originating from Hawaii. It is not only intended to deeply relax the body, but also to bring the mind and soul back into harmony. Not only are individual areas of the body massaged, but the entire body is worked on - the back as well as the legs, the shoulders as well as the stomach. In this way, blockages of all kinds are released that go far beyond physical blockages. The technique, which originates from the Hawaiian art of healing, was originally used for rites of passage and is now adapted to the individual patient.
Lomi Lomi Nui is a mixture of massage, bodywork, dance, music and ritual. Relaxing oils and traditional Hawaiian sounds are used. The therapist not only uses their hands, but also their entire forearms to spread the oil over a large area and work it in deeply, usually taking one to two hours for the treatment. Although it is a relaxing massage, the patient not only benefits from a brief soothing effect, but can also let the effects linger for a long time after the treatment thanks to the bodywork.