Massage in Copenhagen? Why not try a relaxing full body massage in the picturesque Christianshavn? I hold a Medical Massage Practitioner Certification, having passed my exam in In I as well completed studies and become a therapist in Systematic Pressure Therapy β a Japanese kind of massage. So I combine the sports massage with the Systematic Pressure Therapy which gives very effective results. In I took an education as a body therapist, so I also offer that treatment.
Body therapy is a pulsating massage without use of oil, that releases both physical and psychological tension. Anatomy and physiology are key elements of the sports massage training programme β the theory of the human skeleton, muscles and cardiovascular system and how they function. Both when the human body is functioning as it should and when musculoskeletal injuries or tension arise. The other part of the training programme is, of course, learning how to correctly manipulate, knead and stroke the various parts of the body, so that the massage has maximum effect.
However, for many years I have also practised an alternative, more spiritual approach to the relationship between mind and body. I have participated in a wide range of alternative courses, including seminars by Art Reade, a Native American, as well as worked with mental training and relaxation β all of which I apply in my teaching.
I do yoga and have also practised tai chi for many years. These interests have made me neither flaky nor far-out. I am remarkably down-to-earth, a person focused on physical fitness. As an active sportsman for most of my life, I have run marathons and taken part in other activities such as swimming, cycling, rowing and working out. Professionally, I am a journalist and have worked in television.
I have have a past history as a fireman and paramedic for the Copenhagen City Fire Department. For 12 years, I have worked as a communication director in the public sector and for various organisations.
