In a basic course on compress therapy, participants first learn about the application of compresses, the materials and also the dangers. They learn about the most frequently used tempered and cold compresses and try them out, prepare a herbal oil and experience essential oils as an overlay. In an advanced course, they are introduced to the topic of skin-irritating and hot compresses, learn about indications and contraindications, learn how to combine phytotherapy knowledge with external application options, how to apply compresses with mustard, yarrow, hay flowers, linseed and other plants and make a beeswax poultice.

If you already have a basic knowledge of poultice therapy and have completed a basic course, you can attend an advanced course and delve deeper into the theory and practice of herbal medicine and phytotherapy.

Of course, a course on wrapping therapy is also suitable for private individuals who want to use different wraps at home with their family, but this continuing education, further training is also ideal for people in the health professions who want to use wraps correctly in their everyday work.

The training course in wrapping therapy offered here is a course recognized by the ERM as phytotherapy further training.

A course in wrapping therapy usually lasts one day, during which the basic knowledge is taught. Building on this, you can attend an advanced or advanced course, which usually also lasts one day. Ask the providers directly about the options.