NO HANDS Massage Courses & Training

Protect Your Career

Six studies worldwide concur that over 70% of Massage professionals will get injured – some before they even qualify. With over 3,000 Massage therapists already trained in NO HANDS Massage this is the most tried and tested approach to zero strain Massage on the planet.

Supporting Therapists

Attract new clients – impress existing

Although it started as a way of working without injury, Gerry Pyves developed an approach that is so powerful it has now helped hundreds of Massage therapists to build successful practices

"I could not have done Massage professionally without NO HANDS… The practical support and guidance in building my practice by building a strong brand name is fabulous – and unique. "

- Ella Severynen

"Every now and then I get into a panic and think I should be learning a different bodywork technique, so that I have more to offer clients. Then I come on a NO HANDS Massage course and everything I need to know is right there. I’m reminded again that I don’t need anything else…"

- Yvonne Hayes

"Thought my days of massage were over – now able to give massage again – oh joy!

Also thought I would be totally exhausted after four full days of massage – I was buzzing for the following week! Really enjoyed the courses."

- Lorraine Gray

Outstanding Bodywork Training

Our introductory three day course, Transforming Touch, gives you enough NO HANDS Massage training to be able to integrate this powerful new approach into your existing treatments. More information about Transforming Touch can be found in our course brochure. Complete the form below to access your copy:

Transforming Touch

Transforming Touch is also the first part of the 7-day PRACTITIONER LEVEL training, which means that if you like it, you can go on to this level with only 4 more days of training. TRANSFORMING TOUCH lets you dip your toe and walk away with powerful new strokes for your practice – and the confidence to put them to use straight away. Here’s what therapists said about the course and the approach: