The Shift in the Industry
Our Training Protocols
- Understanding Halotherapy: Educate staff on its benefits, mechanisms, and suitable conditions for treatment.
- Therapy Layering & Contrast Therapy: Incorporate training on these advanced techniques to enhance recovery and overall wellbeing.
- Training in Various Modalities: Offer certification in various therapeutic modalities to expand knowledge and expertise.
- Equipment Training: Train staff on the operation and maintenance of halotherapy equipment, including salt generators and therapy rooms.
- Session Protocols: Establish guidelines for session duration, frequency, and create a comfortable environment.
- Safety Procedures: Implement monitoring protocols during sessions and train staff on emergency procedures.
Continuing Education: Encourage ongoing training to keep staff updated on best practices and research in halotherapy.
Complementary Modalities
Red light therapy
Red light therapy (RLT) uses low-level wavelengths of red light to promote healing and rejuvenation in the body. It stimulates healing, boosts collagen, reduces inflammation, and improves circulation. It's commonly used for skin conditions, pain relief, and muscle recovery.
Salt therapy
Salt therapy, also known as halotherapy, involves inhaling microscopic salt particles in a controlled environment. It promotes respiratory health, reduces inflammation, and improves skin conditions. The salt helps clear mucus, enhance lung function, and provide a relaxing experience.
Infrared heat
Infrared heat uses deep-penetrating wavelengths to reach deeper layers of the skin, boosting circulation, relaxation, and muscle recovery. Found in saunas and heating pads, it’s known for aiding pain relief, detoxification, and overall wellness.
Cold plunges
Cold plunges involve immersing the body in water between 50°F (10°C) and 60°F (15°C) for short periods. They are believed to reduce muscle soreness, improve recovery, enhance circulation, and boost mood. Cold exposure activates the stress response, increasing alertness and resilience. Many incorporate cold plunges into wellness routines, often pairing them with heat therapies for contrast therapy benefits.
Cryotherapy
Cryotherapy uses extremely cold temperatures to target specific areas or the entire body, either through localized treatments or whole-body immersion in cold air or ice chambers. The treatment, usually lasting just a few minutes, stimulates circulation and enhances the body's natural healing processes, promoting overall wellness.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy:
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber, boosting oxygen absorption to promote healing, reduce inflammation, and support tissue repair. It’s used for conditions like wound healing, carbon monoxide poisoning, and infections.
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Licensing vs franchising model
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HR training/Employee handbook
A comprehensive guide to onboarding, training, and compliance. This section will include customizable templates, best practices, and essential policies for building a strong HR foundation.
Develop Your Skills and Earn a Certificate
Enhance your expertise with our comprehensive training courses in:
Halotherapy
Red Light Therapy
Infrared Sauna Therapy
Cryotherapy
Contrast & Layering Therapies
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Restore and Recovery
- “Restore” involves bringing back health, energy, or functionality, which includes replenishing physical resources like energy and nutrients, healing tissues, and improving overall well-being.
- “Recovery” is the process of returning to a normal state after physical or mental exertion, encompassing the restoration of physical abilities, enhancement of mental clarity, and regaining emotional balance.
- Together, restore and recovery represent a holistic approach to health that prioritizes both physical and mental rejuvenation, essential for preventing injury, managing stress, and promoting overall health.
