Raindrop Technique

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Comment by Lisa on October 22, 2016 at 6:38pm

Hi I was wondering if anyone knows an online class of sorts for the rainbow technique. I'm here in Mass and there are no practitioners that do this type of technique. Thank you all  

Comment by Teena Johnson on July 5, 2012 at 9:23am

In North Dallas, there will be a Raindrop Technique class on July 28. This will be 7 hours of training (I am Texas CE provider and MTI) plus an hour for lunch.  We will of course do the Raindrop Technique and in addition will look closely at the muscles and reflex points we work on and learn some basics about chemistry of essential oils and distillation... this is critical to understand the concept of quality.  We will cover issues like the sensitivity to oils and what to do and what to watch out for in client history.  Every one gives and receives a Raindrop. More information here: http://www.raindroptexas.com/raindrop-technique-class-july-28-in-da...

Comment by Brenda G. Sizemore on April 15, 2010 at 8:51am

I took the CARE Intensive Raindrop Technique class in 2007 in Hendersonville, TN under Gaia Tossing. It was an absolutely awesome class. I didn't want to go home after the three days were over as it was sort of a retreat atmosphere. I guess I have given well over one hundred sessions....my clients love it! I've noticed that indeed most clients are sensitive around their neck area, I usually apply some V6 oil to this area before I apply any of the oils to the back. The V6 slows the absorption rate down for the oregano and thyme, these are the only two oils that I have found to be "hot". I take away very positive things when I give a Raindrop as well as my client. As a FYI note: I put my moistened towel into a small sized crock pot and turn it on high at the beginning of the session. When we get to the last part to apply the hot compress, the temprature is about perfect, much hotter than you can handle in your hands at the sink

Comment by Renee Rainbow on April 14, 2010 at 2:20am

Gloria,
I find that most people are only sensitive around the neck area. Would it work to put lavender on after you see they are sensitive? Otherwise how do you know?

Comment by Gloria Coppola on October 6, 2009 at 2:01pm

I also offer Raindrop Therapy classes. If anyone is trying these products on their own, please be advised these oils are very volatile. Suggestion: Place lavender oil on the spine first to avoid excessive burning on sensitive patients.

Comment by Steve Fillmore on October 6, 2009 at 9:27am

Hello and thank you !!!

If you are unable to attend the CARE Intensive which gives up to 25 CE credits at this time.....we will be doing more classes here in the midwest soon. If you can and this would be greatly appreciated.......pass this information along to anyone you may know who may be interested in attending !

Many thanks !!!!

CARE Intensive - Minneapolis, MN - Flyer Information http://bit.ly/25rZb

Comment by Beulah on October 6, 2009 at 1:25am

I have been practicing Raindrop Technique for over a year I love doing it and my clients love recieving it . I recomend all of you to try it and perform it .......................

Comment by Steve Fillmore on September 29, 2009 at 8:37am

Hello....information to cost and location are listed in this flyer...... http://bit.ly/25rZb

Comment by Crystal Kumpost on September 29, 2009 at 8:16am

Just wondering, where will this training take place and what will be the cost?

Comment by Steve Fillmore on September 27, 2009 at 10:47pm

Hello,
We are offering this class at the end of october. Give me a shout at 1raindroptechnique@gmail.com or http://bit.ly/25rZb

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